Ski holidays in Courchevel and the Alps.

A hotel or a private chalet?

Hotels can suit guests seeking dining, shared facilities and convenient service. For families and friends, a chalet invites a closer look at bedroom layouts, shared spaces and the included service.

We check the actual route to the slopes, ski-school meeting points and village. Being near a ski area does not automatically mean ski-in, ski-out access.

• Bedrooms and room combinations for the group
• Exactly which dining and staffing services are included
• Equipment storage and transport to the slopes
• Facilities and activities for time off the mountain

Different abilities need different arrangements.

Beginners, children and confident skiers may need different lessons and daily rhythms. We discuss teaching language, private or group lessons, equipment and transfers, then confirm availability.

For children, older family members and non-skiers, we also consider rest, dining and activities away from the slopes.

Allow for mountain travel and seasonal conditions.

Flight arrivals, road transfers and check-in need to work together. We review transfer conditions, luggage and ski-equipment space, allowing sensible margins for complex connections.

Snow conditions, lift operations and activities can change with the weather and operating conditions. Applicable change and cancellation terms should be understood before booking; particular snow conditions cannot be promised.