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Winter 2026-2027

Beyond 1850

Below 1850, Courchevel's other villages are quieter and sometimes more personal: Moriond for sun and families, Courchevel Village for a local feel, Le Praz for its lake and kitchens, La Tania for a chef's table and a pub.

Winter 2026-2027 · Updated 26 October 2026

Courchevel Moriond (1650)

Courchevel Moriond, still often called 1650, is the sunniest village and the liveliest after dark outside 1850, with a more relaxed atmosphere.

Restaurants cluster along Rue du Marquis and at the foot of the Ariondaz gondola. It suits families and groups of friends who want good food in a relaxed village.

La Casserole

Slope-side restaurant · Courchevel Moriond (1650) · Ski-in · Kids welcome

Le Petit Savoyard

Family-run Savoyard restaurant · Courchevel Moriond (1650) · Kids welcome

Copiña

Spanish restaurant & bar · Courchevel Moriond (1650) · No booking

Le Bel Air

Altitude restaurant · Courchevel Moriond (1650) · Ski-in · Sun terrace

Courchevel Village (1550)

Courchevel Village, formerly 1550, is the quietest of the upper villages, linked to 1850 by the Grangettes gondola. It has a handful of honest, unpretentious restaurants and one of the resort's best-loved après-ski bars.

Rue des Rois and the foot of the Tovets piste concentrate most of what is worth knowing. Expect a residential, local atmosphere rather than a scene.

Le Catérail

Après-ski bar · Courchevel Village (1550) · Daytime party · Open late

La Chapelle 1550

Savoyard restaurant · Courchevel Village (1550) · Kids welcome

L'Œil de Bœuf

Wood-fire grill · Courchevel Village (1550) · Ski-in · Fireplace

Courchevel Le Praz (1300)

Le Praz is the original farming village of Courchevel, at 1,300 m, with a lake, the Olympic ski jumps and a few of the most serious kitchens in the valley. It is six minutes from 1850 by gondola.

Le Praz is where people go when they want a real village around their dinner. Tables here are often easier to book than in 1850, and the cooking is no less ambitious.

La Tania

La Tania is a small car-free village in the forest between Courchevel and Méribel, built for the 1992 Albertville Olympics. It has one Michelin-starred table and a strong British après-ski culture.

Most visitors come here on skis from Le Praz or 1850. It is worth the detour for Le Farçon at dinner and Le Bouc Blanc at lunch.

Le Bouc Blanc

Altitude restaurant · La Tania · Ski-in · View