Hotels near Courchevel Altiport - CVF, Courchevel

A great resort on the doorstep of Courcheval but without the price tag. There's a few bars and restaurants, not loads, but enough. If you want shopping then you need to hop on the bus and go to Courcheval but if you're there for the skiing then you can't go wrong.

I recently stayed at Courchevel 1850, and it was a delightful experience. The hotel boasts a breathtaking view, making every moment truly memorable. The service was exceptional, with staff going above and beyond to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. I highly recommend this hotel for a perfect blend of luxury, stunning scenery, and top-notch service.

La Tania is relatively a small resort with easy access to The Three Valleys ski area (650 km, the advts state) Not as many restaurants for eating out as other resorts, but my diet is somewhat limited. Burgers and Pizzas are not for me. Generally a pleasant family atmosphere. A very good local supermarket. Ski hire shops gave good friendly service. Yes, I would definitely consider going again.

Courchevel 1850 is renowned for its exclusive shops and restaurants but it is not for the faint-hearted in terms of costs! L'aventure restaurant is to be avoided: overpriced, bad food, poor service; we ordered a side of mashed potatoes but the waiter failed to tell us that the dish already came with mashed potatoes as a side! Starters were almost inedible, mains tasty but cold. Small details big difference to the enjoyment factor, especially when you're paying top dollar. Le Chalet des Pierres on the slopes is lovely with a great atmostphere and excellent service.

Overall we believe the location cost is Overrated and way to expensive. The city overall looks rundown, the buildings had seen better days. The sidewalk were full of ice. It should have been cleaned. Prices are not in line with the services. Highly Overrated. The "old look" of the wood is obtained by lack of maintenance and literally bad wood and also the roads are full of holes ... and cracks. I don't mind to pay but at least lets get the price in line with the quality.

I stayed at La Tania, a village outside Courchevel but part of the full ski area. Cheaper and smaller than the main town, with great runs back down to it from the Courchevel village valley. Ideal for a more cost conscious stay. However, it is at one extremity of the region, so it's a long slog to get across to explore the other end of The 3 Valleys and get back again.