An Insider’s Guide To The 3 Vallées

From indulgent lunches to thrilling ski runs, the 3 Vallées offers a winter escape like no other. Whether you’re here for the luxury, the adventure, or a bit of both, this guide ensures you’ll experience the very best.

Courchevel

• Cheval Blanc Courchevel: Effortlessly luxurious with unparalleled service, Walter and his team make every guest feel like royalty. Don’t miss the driver, Gaetan, who ensures seamless transitions from piste to palatial comfort.
• Six Senses Residences Courchevel: A mix of elegant rooms and fully catered apartments—ideal for groups or families. Access these exclusive accommodations through trusted real estate agents.
• Aman Le Mélezin: An Alpine sanctuary blending minimalist sophistication with top-tier hospitality. The Japanese restaurant here is a must-visit, and Olivier, the concierge, is the key to unlocking hidden gems.
• Hôtel des 3 Vallées: A hip and modern option that combines charm and excellent service within Courchevel.

Méribel

• Le Coucou Méribel: A cozy yet chic escape. Perfect for a scenic lunch stop mid-ski. Luca, the General Manager, ensures an impeccable experience.

Val Thorens

• Le Val Thorens: A stylish property from the Beaumier group, offering modern comfort and a vibrant atmosphere in the highest ski resort in Europe.

Chalets

• New Chalets at the Strato, Courchevel: Contemporary luxury with an intimate atmosphere.
• Chalet Chasseforêt, Courchevel: A standout choice offering refined amenities and an exclusive atmosphere.

Lunch on the Slopes

• La Soucoupe: Known for its breathtaking views from the second floor and its expertly grilled meats.
• Chalet de Pierre: Classic Alpine charm with stellar dishes and easy access via car for non-skiers in your group.
• Cave de Creux: An essential stop for both its views and hearty fare.
• Le Cèpe, Méribel: Mushroom enthusiasts, rejoice! The velvety mushroom soup is a must.
• La Bouitte, St. Martin de Belleville: A 2-star Michelin marvel offering a tasting menu paired with exceptional allocation wines. Pro tip: Stay overnight to fully savor the experience.
• Le Farçon, La Tania: A Michelin-starred gem tucked in a more low-key location. A perfect choice for refined cuisine without the crowds.

Dinner in Town

• La Cendree: Owned by Ted and his wife, this Italian restaurant’s ossobuco alla Milanese and curated wine list make it a standout.
• Kinugawa: An upscale, vibrant spot for Japanese cuisine.

Apres-Ski

• Le Tremplin: The quintessential Courchevel rendezvous for a lively post-ski drink.

Skiing

• The 3 Vallées boasts 600 kilometers of pistes suitable for every skill level. For an adrenaline rush, explore off-piste terrains with Thibault, a multilingual ski instructor known for his expertise and charisma.

Off the Slopes

• Wellness: Complete your perfect ski day with an indulgent visit to one of Courchevel's many spas. Le Chabichou Spa in Courchevel 1850 offers a luxurious retreat where you can unwind with massages, beauty treatments, and soothing amenities like saunas and jacuzzis.
• Explore Courchevel Village: Baricou is the go-to wine shop for oenophiles.

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• Walter (Cheval Blanc): +33 xxxxxxxxx
• Thibault (Ski Instructor): +33 xxxxxxxxx
• Luca (Le Coucou): +33 xxxxxxxxx

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