Courchevel 1850 — Cost
cost guide for Courchevel 1850 luxury travel.
The honest answer to what a world-class Courchevel 1850 experience costs — from ultra-luxury to accessible premium. We believe in transparency, because informed travelers make better decisions.
Pricing Breakdown
What to expect at every level of luxury, from premium to ultra-exclusive.
Courchevel 1850 is the undisputed capital of luxury skiing — a constellation of palace hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and direct access to the world's largest linked ski area. This is where royalty, oligarchs, and fashion icons converge each winter.
Courchevel 1850 practical detail
- Region: French Alps
- Typical spend in Courchevel 1850: $15,000–$100,000+ per couple per week
- Best time to visit: December through April for ski season
- Climate: Alpine, -10–10°C in winter
- Currency: Euro
What sets Courchevel 1850 apart
- Six palace-rated hotels including Airelles, Les Airelles, and Cheval Blanc
- Part of Les 3 Vallées — 600km of interconnected ski runs
- Private altiport for direct jet arrivals on the mountain
- More Michelin stars per capita than almost anywhere on Earth
Cost & Pricing highlights in Courchevel 1850
Palace Hotel Living
Suites with fireplaces, private ski valets, and après-ski champagne service.
Heli-Skiing Mont Blanc
Helicopter to virgin powder slopes with a mountain guide.
Michelin Dining
Tasting menus at Le 1947 by Yannick Alléno — three Michelin stars at altitude.
Private Altiport Arrival
Land your jet directly at 2,000 meters on Courchevel's famous short runway.
Thermal Spa
Aquamotion's 6,600m² alpine spa with outdoor heated pools.
How a Courchevel 1850 trip is usually structured
- Day 1: Altiport arrival, Cheval Blanc check-in, fireside dinner
- Day 2: Private ski guide full day, Les 3 Vallées, Michelin dinner
- Day 3: Heli-skiing, afternoon Aquamotion spa, wine cellar tasting
- Day 4: Cross-country skiing, shopping, farewell dinner at Le 1947
- Day 5: Morning run, departure via altiport
Published by Peters Signature Travel.