Chalet Bacchus

Set directly on the Belvédère piste, Chalet Bacchus offers true ski-in, ski-out access in one of Courchevel Moriond’s most sought-after positions. Named after the Roman god of wine, the chalet pairs refined alpine living with an exceptional wellness offering, including a 10-metre heated pool, sunken hot tub, sauna, hammam and private cinema.

Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows frame uninterrupted views across Les Trois Vallées. A double-height living space opens into a considered dining area, where contemporary design is complemented by a striking wine cellar display. The open kitchen centres the chalet around shared moments, while a sleek bar leads onto a generous terrace, complete with an oversized hot tub overlooking the slopes.

Seven ensuite bedrooms accommodate up to 14 guests, each with a private balcony or terrace and flexible configurations. The top-floor primary suite offers a calm, elevated retreat with panoramic mountain views, while a lift connects all four floors with ease.

The lower ground floor is dedicated to wellness and relaxation, with a treatment room for in-chalet therapies and a cinema room designed for evenings in. With direct access to over 600 km of skiing and the vibrant centre of Courchevel Moriond nearby, Chalet Bacchus brings together location, design and experience in one seamless stay.

Courchevel is widely regarded as the world’s ski capital, long favoured by a discerning international crowd. Few Alpine resorts match its balance of exceptional skiing, world-class dining, and elevated mountain living. As part of Les Trois Vallées, the largest lift-connected ski area in the world, it offers both scale and sophistication in equal measure.

Beyond the slopes, Courchevel’s lifestyle offering is unmatched. The resort is home to eight Michelin-starred restaurants, including the three-starred Le 1947, alongside an exceptional mix of mountain dining, from refined alpine cuisine to contemporary international concepts. Designer boutiques line the streets, while evenings unfold across elegant bars, lounges, and a polished après ski scene.

Best For
Families and multi-generational groups. Beginners through to confident intermediates. Guests seeking exceptional dining and a well-rounded alpine experience. Ideal for mixed-ability groups wanting variety without compromise.

Skiing in Courchevel
With access to over 600 runs across Les Trois Vallées, Courchevel offers extensive and varied terrain for all levels. Locally, 187 pistes range from gentle greens and cruisy blues to more technical reds and blacks, all seamlessly connected by an efficient lift network. Altitudes from 1,850m to 2,738m ensure reliable conditions throughout the season.

Snow & Seasonality
Consistent snowfall supports excellent conditions from December through April, with peak depths typically seen in January and February. Spring skiing remains equally rewarding, with longer, sunlit days and beautifully maintained pistes.

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