Courchevel Saint-Bon (1150 m) 

It all began here in 1908 with construction of the resort's very first hotel. Its 17th-century baroque church, its narrow streets, and chalets typical of Alpine villages, were to be much appreciated by travellers in search of authenticity. 

Courchevel Le Praz (1300 m) 

Le Praz stands out for its traditional Savoyard architecture and its Olympic ski-jump designed for the Albertville Winter Olympics of 1992. All just a few minutes' ride in a cable car from Courchevel 1850. 

Courchevel La Tania  (1400 m) 

For a restful stay in Courchevel, the best option is undoubtedly this little pedestrian village on the mountainside, nestling at the heart of a spruce forest. Another strong point is its fast access to the resorts of both Courchevel and Méribel.  

Courchevel Village  (1550 m) 

Thanks to its proximity to the snow front with its children's play area, a 2.5-km toboggan run through the forest, its aquatic complex and an array of entertainment, Courchevel Village is the favourite resort among families.  

Courchevel Moriond (1650 m) 

On the edge of La Vanoise, between forests and pastures, Moriond offers breathtaking panoramic views and enjoys exceptional sunshine. The valley's first ski-lift was built here in 1946. 

Courchevel 1850 (1850 m) 

Responsible for the resort's international renown, Courchevel 1850 is distinguished by its luxury hotels and boutiques, star-rated restaurants, but also its night life! All-round excellence for unforgettable holidays.