L'Apogée Courchevel

Courchevel 1850, France

Overview

The Hotel

L'Apogée occupies one of the most coveted addresses in Courchevel 1850 — ski-in/ski-out on the Bellecôte piste, with sweeping views down the valley and across to the Grande Casse. The 53-room property, plus a penthouse and two private chalets, was designed to combine the intimacy of a high-alpine chalet with the discreet luxury of a five-star hotel, and it succeeds on both counts: the Spa L'Apogée by La Prairie, the Japanese restaurant Koori, and the largest children's club in Courchevel all coexist without compromising the sense of a private mountain retreat. The two standalone chalets provide a five-bedroom option for families and groups seeking complete autonomy, while the penthouse — 300 square meters with a rooftop hot tub — offers what is arguably the finest view in Courchevel.

Good to Know

France

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Location

Courchevel 1850, France

Partner Program

Travel Partner

Included When You Book With Us

Preferred Partner recognition across all Oetker Collection hotels

Room or suite upgrade upon arrival, when available

Daily complimentary breakfast for two

Hotel, dining, or spa credits

Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability

Priority access to cabana, beach club, and signature restaurant reservations

On Property

Dining & Amenities at L'Apogée Courchevel

Japanese / Sushi

Koori

Named for the Japanese word for 'ice,' Koori brings elite sushi masters and a sophisticated Japanese menu to the heart of the French Alps — a combination that has become unexpectedly natural at L'Apogée. The omakase menus and à la carte sushi are among the finest in the Alps.

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Contemporary French / Brasserie

Le Comptoir L'Apogée

A wall of windows overlooking the slopes, a ham-aging cellar as a dining room centerpiece, and a warm, social atmosphere that makes it the right choice for après-ski gatherings and long, convivial dinners. French regional cuisine anchors a menu designed to be eaten in ski boots.

Cocktail Bar