Chalet Alaska

Chalet Alaska is a charming, traditional Alpine retreat nestled in the prestigious Courchevel 1850, just moments from the slopes. Designed with families and groups in mind, this chalet accommodates up to 12 guests and offers a superb blend of classic mountain style and modern comfort, complete with a private spa and stunning panoramic views.

Spanning 360m², the chalet is arranged across several floors, with the main living spaces located on the top level. Here, soaring vaulted ceilings and rustic wooden finishes capture the essence of authentic Savoyard charm. Contrasting these are elegant designer furnishings and soft ambient lighting, creating a warm, luxurious atmosphere. The spacious living room features a traditional stone fireplace at one end and floor-to-ceiling windows at the other, opening onto a balcony with an outdoor dining area and breathtaking views of snow-dusted fir trees. A separate dining room exudes old-world chalet charm, while a fully equipped kitchen is ideal for preparing homely meals.

On the lower floor, guests can unwind in the chalet’s private spa area. This serene space includes a heated indoor pool, a cosy sauna, and a Hammam, perfect for relaxing after an active day on the slopes of the Three Valleys. For some lighthearted après-ski fun, there’s also a ski room with table football.

Chalet Alaska offers five inviting bedrooms, comfortably sleeping 10 to 12 guests. The master suite features a Jacuzzi bathtub, while the remaining four double bedrooms combine Alpine décor with plush bedding and traditional tiled bathrooms. Two of the rooms are adaptable twin/doubles, with one doubling as a family room thanks to an additional set of bunk beds, making it especially suitable for family getaways.

Additional amenities include garage parking for two vehicles, laundry facilities, and a ski room with boot warmers.

For larger groups looking to stay nearby, Chalet Alaska sits adjacent to Chalet Anchorage, which sleeps 8–10 guests and can be booked together for extended gatherings.