Courchevel, France
Chalet Cryst' Aile
Low season:£35,000per week
£2,917 per person

Ski Chalets
9 properties in Courchevel
Courchevel 1850 is the undisputed capital of luxury dining in the ski world. The resort holds more Michelin stars than any other mountain destination, with Le Chabichou, Le 1947, and Azimut setting a standard that rivals Paris. Palace hotels such as Les Airelles and Le K2 have raised the bar for private chef talent, and many of the chalet chefs working in Courchevel have trained under Michelin-starred kitchens. Wine cellars here reflect the clientele -- expect serious Burgundy collections, vintage Champagne, and bottles sourced from the great estates of Bordeaux and the Rhône. The resort's proximity to Lyon, France's gastronomic capital, ensures a constant flow of exceptional produce, and private chefs take full advantage of the local Beaufort and Reblochon cheeses, cured meats from the Tarentaise, and seasonal game.
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Courchevel, France
Low season:£35,000per week
£2,917 per person
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Low season:£51,000per week
£5,100 per person
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Low season:£68,000per week
£4,250 per person

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Low season:£18,500per week
£2,313 per person

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Low season:£21,000per week
£2,100 per person

Courchevel, France
Low season:£45,000per week
£4,500 per person
Common Questions
A wine and dine chalet in Courchevel delivers a fully immersive gastronomic experience centred around a private chef and curated wine cellar. Expect daily breakfast designed to fuel a day on the slopes, afternoon canapes or tea service on your return, and a multi-course dinner each evening showcasing seasonal, locally sourced produce and regional specialities. The chef tailors menus to your group's preferences and dietary needs, while the cellar provides expertly paired wines for every course. In many properties, the dining experience rivals Courchevel's finest restaurants -- without leaving the comfort of your chalet.
Powder Edition currently features 9 chalets with dedicated wine cellars and private chef service in Courchevel. Each property has been selected for the quality of its culinary offering, the condition and curation of its cellar, and the calibre of chef talent available. Cellars range from intimate glass-fronted displays to temperature-controlled vaults stocked with dozens of carefully chosen labels. Our concierge can guide you to the property whose cellar and dining style best match your group's tastes and expectations.
Private chefs in Courchevel draw deeply on the region's culinary heritage, sourcing ingredients from local markets, farms, and artisan producers. Depending on the resort's location, expect dishes featuring regional cheeses such as Beaufort, Reblochon, or Raclette, alongside locally cured meats, seasonal game, freshwater fish, and foraged mushrooms. Chefs balance these traditional Alpine flavours with contemporary techniques and broader European influences, creating menus that feel rooted in place while remaining refined and inventive. The result is a week of dining that tells the story of the mountains through every course.
Several of our wine and dine chalets in Courchevel offer sommelier services as part of the stay or as an add-on experience. A sommelier can guide your group through the cellar, recommend pairings for each course, and host structured tastings that explore specific regions, grape varieties, or vintages. Even in properties without a dedicated sommelier, the cellar is typically curated by a wine professional who ensures a thoughtful range of labels at various price points. Our concierge can confirm sommelier availability for any property and arrange bespoke tasting experiences on request.
Many Alpine ski resorts sit within reach of outstanding wine-producing regions, and Courchevel is no exception. Depending on the season and location, our concierge can arrange vineyard visits, cellar tours, and private tastings with local producers -- from the high-altitude vineyards of the Valais to the Savoie appellations and the northern Rhone Valley. In-chalet tastings are also popular, where a sommelier brings a curated selection to your property for a guided evening session. These experiences add a distinctive layer to a wine and dine ski holiday and make excellent group activities on rest days.
Courchevel combines exceptional skiing with a deep culinary tradition that makes it a natural choice for food-focused travellers. The resort's dining scene -- from Michelin-starred restaurants to authentic mountain bistros -- reflects a genuine commitment to quality ingredients and skilled preparation. Private chefs working in Courchevel benefit from access to outstanding local produce, a culture that takes food seriously, and a discerning clientele that drives standards upward. When paired with a chalet featuring a curated wine cellar, the result is a ski holiday where the evenings are as memorable as the days on the mountain.
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