Six Senses Courchevel

Six Senses Courchevel

Designed by Alain Foeillet and Morpheus, all apartments capture a harmonious balance of contemporary interiors of light hues with striking accents of fine porcelain tiles and flamed grey and beige stone. All rooms offer unobstructed and panoramic views, with apartments ranging in size from 63 sqm for a two-bedroom apartment up to 270 sqm for a five-bedroom apartment. Within this there are apartments well suited to families that include bunk beds for younger children.

Food and drink

A continental breakfast is served daily, which includes fresh fruit, pastries, juices, granola, waffles, teas and coffee. In the evening, the renowned Japanese restaurant Sumosan offers its signature sushi and contemporary Japanese dishes. The restaurant and bar provide a welcome antidote to the traditional fondue and raclette, with dishes exclusive to the site. Buba’s menu features signature Sumosan favourites served snow-side, including tuna and truffle rolls, Japanese salmon rice pizza, grilled sea bass with citrus ginger sauce and Furikake crusted rack of lamb and mustard sauce.

Sustainability

Consistent with the Six Senses commitment to sustainability, there are programs in place to conserve energy. Wherever possible, plastic bottles are replaced with glass ones, and we have recycling points for key cards and ski passes at the reception desk. You’ll also see our adorable mascot in each residence, a chamois aptly named Monty. All proceeds from soft toy sales go to the Six Sense Sustainability Fund, which supports their partner NGO, One Tree at a Time.

Wellness

The luxury spa is the ideal environment in which to relax after a great day out on the slopes. Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, outdoor hot tub, fitness centre, hammam, sauna, treatment rooms and a juice bar.