Time is running out for late-season ski escapes, but Oetker Collection’s elegant L’Apogée Courchevel in the French Alps remains an exceptional choice for a luxury getaway. India Mahdavi has designed each of the 55 guestrooms and suites with warm, bold details—plush furs, fine leathers and carefully chosen accents—while bathrooms feature heated floors and Fior di Bosco marble for a refined, comfortable stay. The four-bedroom penthouse offers panoramic 360-degree mountain views and comes with both an indoor Jacuzzi and an outdoor hot tub for steaming soaks in crisp winter air. Adjacent to the main hotel, a five-bedroom chalet provides additional privacy and amenities, including a private spa and a dedicated cinema.
After a day on the slopes, Le Bar de L’Apogée—recently refreshed by designer Joseph Dirand—is the ideal place to unwind. The bar’s signature cocktail, the L’Amarante Old Fashion, blends Kirsch liqueur with cinnamon and fresh orange for a warming, memorable drink. For dinner, chef Jean-Luc Lefrançois presents contemporary cuisine alongside a Japanese menu served at the restaurant’s Koori counter, offering a diverse dining experience that suits a variety of tastes.
The hotel also caters to shoppers and wellness seekers: a selection of exclusive boutiques provides curated retail options, and the expansive spa offers both classic and distinctive treatments. Spa highlights include traditional Russian banya sessions, restorative time in a salt cave, and a range of Sisley Spa treatments designed to relax and rejuvenate.
Whether you’re after panoramic mountain views, refined design, gourmet dining, or restorative spa experiences, L’Apogée Courchevel combines luxury amenities with attentive service to make a late-season alpine escape feel both indulgent and effortless.