Les Airelles Courchevel
Airelles Collection · Courchevel 1850 · Courchevel & the French Alps
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because Airelles built a fairytale castle on the Jardin Alpin slope – and the house holds five-star standing.
- An Austro-Hungarian castle on the Jardin Alpin slope of Courchevel 1850; the first house of the Airelles Collection.
- The Distinction Palace since 2011; open for the winter season only, and the concierge confirms the dates.
- Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star 2026 for the hotel – the only one in the Alps on that year's list; holds five-star standing.
The neighborhood
Courchevel 1850
The highest of the Courchevel villages and the one with the grand hotels – four of the six are here. The Jardin Alpin and Bellecôte slopes run down into the resort, the Rue des Clarines and the Croisette sit at its center, the altiport lies above, and the lifts of the Trois Vallées lead toward Méribel and Val Thorens.
- The Jardin Alpin piste, at the door.
- The Croisette and the shops of 1850, a few minutes downhill.
- The altiport, above the resort.
“The Austro-Hungarian castle on the Jardin Alpin slope of Courchevel 1850.”
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Nearby in the collection
Cheval Blanc Courchevel
Five-star · Courchevel 1850
LVMH's first Cheval Blanc, opened in 2006 on the Jardin Alpin piste of Courchevel 1850, ski-in/ski-out.
From $2,000 per night
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Le K2 Palace
Five-star · Courchevel 1850
The Capezzone family's ski-in/ski-out Palace on the Rue des Clarines – 26 rooms, 3 suites, 6 suite-chalets and 4 chalets.
From $1,500 per night
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Fouquet's Courchevel
Four-star · Courchevel 1850
Barrière's Palace directly on the Bellecôte slope of Courchevel 1850, opened as Hôtel Barrière Les Neiges.
From $1,300 per night
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