Chalet Bruxellois

There's a reason Courchevel is still known as the capital of luxury skiing, and Chalet Bruxellois is a big part of that reputation. Spread across six floors, this alpine home makes the most of every inch. The whole top floor is given over to the primary suite — its own balcony, a fireplace to fall asleep by, and a free-standing bathtub that's perfect for a soak after a day outdoors.

SLEEP
There are seven bedrooms, each big enough for large groups without anyone feeling cramped. Rich alpine wood runs through every room, paired with a quiet, understated kind of luxury. Downstairs, the living areas are wide and grand, but still feel cozy — deep sofas, a crackling log fire, and all the classic après-ski comforts done right.

DINE
You won't need to leave the chalet to eat well. The private chefs work almost entirely with local Savoie ingredients — mountain cheeses, fish from alpine lakes, and meat sourced nearby rather than shipped in. Breakfast, afternoon tea, and dinner are all built around what you want to eat, not a fixed menu.

SKI & PLAY
Courchevel 1850 puts you a short walk from some of the best ski slopes in the world, but there's more to do than just ski. Try snowshoeing, ice skating, or an afternoon browsing the boutiques. And when you'd rather stay in, the chalet has its own cinema room, a games area, and a bar that's always stocked.

REJUVENATE
The basement is where the chalet really surprises you. A large indoor pool sits at its center, decorated with a mural of Le Lac de la Rosière — close your eyes and it feels almost like wild swimming, minus the cold. There's also a private spa, perfect for easing tired legs after a day on the slopes.