Rosewood Courchevel Le Jardin Alpin will open in December 2025, offering a new dimension of alpine luxury right in the heart of the exclusive Jardin Alpin above the village of Courchevel 1850. The hotel boasts ski-in/ski-out access, spacious terraces, and contemporary design by Tristan Auer. Family-friendly programs, the alpine Asaya Spa, and culinary delights by the fireplace will make your stay unforgettable. Here, alpine elegance blends with Rosewood hospitality.
In addition to skiing and snowboarding experiences with direct access to the slopes, the resort offers a wide range of winter activities—from snowshoeing and heliskiing to family programs in the snow. The Asaya Spa, with its hammam, sauna, and customized wellness rituals, invites you to relax. In the evenings, guests can enjoy fireside evenings, après-ski, and culinary events that celebrate the alpine lifestyle at the highest level.
The 51 rooms, suites, and houses are flooded with light, designed with natural materials, and offer alpine elegance with a modern twist. Each retreat has a spacious terrace and direct access to the slopes. Custom-made furniture, fine fabrics, and warm colors create a stylish atmosphere, complemented by a personal ski butler. Families will find plenty of space and comfort, while couples can enjoy intimate tranquility.
When it comes to cuisine, Rosewood Courchevel focuses on alpine sophistication and international inspiration. Guests can enjoy fine dining and après-ski cocktails by the fireplace, accompanied by exquisite wines. The menus feature regional products and seasonal creativity. Private dining options and exclusive tastings round off the offering.
High above the glamorous ski resort of Courchevel 1850 lies the luxurious Rosewood Courchevel retreat, which combines alpine charm with contemporary design and international luxury. Nestled in the exclusive Jardin Alpin right next to the legendary slopes of Les Trois Vallées, it offers guests the opportunity to start their day of skiing with direct ski-in/ski-out access. Renowned designer Tristan Auer has designed the 51 rooms, suites, and houses with a keen sense of alpine elegance: natural materials, warm colors, and light-filled rooms create an atmosphere that exudes both comfort and sophistication. The spacious terraces – the most expansive in Courchevel – offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountain peaks and invite guests to experience the changing seasons and times of day up close.
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