Airelles' flagship alpine property — 47 rooms and suites at Courchevel 1850, holding France's Palace distinction since 2017.
BrandAirelles
DestinationCourchevel
RegionEurope
Price TierTier 3 ($5k-$7k)
SettingLuxury hotel in the Alps
Best ForFamilies seeking ski-in/ski-out luxury with structured children's programming, F&B-driven travelers collecting Michelin stars, repeat Courchevel visitors who want Palace-tier service.
PrivacyHigh
ServiceImpeccable, Personalized Concierge Service
ButlerHigh
Private PoolNo
Built1992
Renovated2017
Les Airelles opened in 1992 as Courchevel's first deliberately maximalist alpine grand hotel, establishing the template that made it France's most expensive ski property through the 1990s. The 47 rooms, suites, and chalets sit ski-in/ski-out at Courchevel 1850, with interiors that lean into French a
Key Features
Ski-in/Ski-out access
Intimate rooms and suites with mountain views
Six gourmet dining options including Michelin-starred restaurants
Luxurious La Mer spa and wellness center
Indoor and outdoor pools
Personalized concierge service
Private ski lessons and equipment rental
Dining
La Table des Airelles
Piero TT
Le Coin Savoyard
Le Festin
Le Bar
La Cave
Signature Experience
Christmas week at Les Airelles — the property's signature programming became iconic in French ski culture, with the maximalist alpine interiors at their most theatrical.
Palace-distinction recognition at Courchevel 1850's ski-in/ski-out position, with two Michelin-starred restaurants on property and family ownership that runs heritage programming rather than corporate luxury templates.
Signature Suite: Hawthorn and Cardamine Suites
views: panoramic views of the Alpine garden, number_of_bedrooms: 1, balcony: garden view balcony, location: southside of the hotel overlooking the Tarentaise Valley
