III. Other luxury addresses reveal different sides of Courchevel 1850

A. Fouquet’s Courchevel is closely connected to the Bellecôte side of the resort

Previously known as Hôtel Barrière Les Neiges, ⁠Fouquet’s Courchevel occupies a particularly convenient position directly on the Bellecôte slope.

That location naturally suits travellers who want the ski day to begin and end at the hotel. The property has 42 rooms and suites, including accommodation with balconies or terraces overlooking the surrounding mountains and Bellecôte.

Rather than focusing solely on the hotel’s spa facilities, one of the more interesting characteristics is the range of ways guests can use the property throughout the day. A morning can begin directly on the piste, lunch or dinner can take place at Loulou, and the hotel’s proximity to Courchevel 1850 keeps shopping or evening plans within practical reach.

For larger groups, ⁠L’Appartement Les Neiges extends over more than 300 square metres and accommodates up to nine guests. This gives travellers an option that sits closer to private residential living while retaining the environment of the Palace.

Fouquet’s therefore stands out less because of one individual facility and more because it provides a useful balance between piste access, the social life of 1850, and larger accommodation options.

B. Six Senses Residences Courchevel changes the traditional hotel equation

⁠Six Senses Residences Courchevel deserves to be considered separately because it is not a conventional hotel. Its appeal lies precisely in combining residential accommodation with many of the services travellers normally associate with luxury hospitality.

The apartments provide shared living areas where families or groups can spend more time together than they might in separate hotel rooms. Guests can organise private dining, maintain a more flexible daily schedule, and still use concierge and wellness services without adopting the structure of a traditional hotel stay.

Skiing is organised through a dedicated lodge at La Croisette, positioned beside the lifts and equipped to manage skis and boots. The arrangement allows guests to stay closer to the centre of Courchevel 1850 while maintaining convenient access to the mountain.

The ⁠Six Senses Spa Courchevel includes a swimming pool, treatment rooms, gym, and relaxation facilities, while the residences themselves emphasise larger living spaces and independence.

This format is particularly interesting for travellers who enjoy having hotel-style assistance available but do not necessarily want their entire holiday to follow the rhythm of a hotel.

Exploring the ⁠CS Villas collection alongside Courchevel’s leading hotels often provides a broader perspective on the different ways to experience the resort. Whether your priority is a Palace hotel, a five-star retreat, or a fully serviced chalet, the quality of the accommodation continues to shape every aspect of a winter holiday in the Alps.