Large two-bedroom apartment, Le Lana, Courchevel, Le Lana, Courchevel

A suite built on volume, not on vocabulary

Ninety square meters is a rare figure at 1850 meters, and the Large Two-Bedroom Apartment at Le Lana uses every one of them with intent. This is not a room stretched to accommodate a family. It is a suite with its own logic: two bedrooms, a dressing room, a separate bathroom, and a seating area that functions as an actual living room, not an afterthought. For travelers choosing a suite over a standard room, the reasoning is simple here: space to spread out after a day on the slopes, and enough separation between the bedrooms that a family of four does not live on top of itself.

The space and flow

The two-bedroom suite in Courchevel sleeps up to four across two distinct bedrooms, each with its own wardrobe or closet, its own sense of enclosure. A fold-up bed and crib options extend the configuration further for families traveling with young children, while baby safety gates and board games signal a layout designed around longer stays, not transit. The seating area sits apart from the sleeping quarters, giving the suite a working living room, a place to read, to receive a coffee tray, to close a door on the day. Soundproofing and carpeted floors keep the apartment quiet against a hotel that runs at full altitude energy below.

Design and finishes

The bathroom carries the suite's quiet ambition furthest: a spa tub alongside a separate shower, bathrobes, slippers, and a full set of amenities down to shower cap and conditioner. Feather and non-feather pillow options are offered, a small but telling detail for a property that expects its suites to be lived in for a season, not sampled for a night. A desk, a flat-screen TV, a DVD player and radio complete an interior built for a family week: entertainment for the children, a workspace for a parent catching up on email between runs.

The view and outdoors

The balcony faces south, in keeping with the hotel's own orientation, the terrace and the light that the property built its reputation on. From the seating area, the outlook is altitude itself: the kind of exposure that fills the apartment through the day and turns the balcony into a second room whenever the weather allows.

Exclusive privileges

The suite includes free access to the spa and the gym, concierge services on call, and ski-in, ski-out access directly from the hotel. A mobile hotspot device and key access round out a suite that is engineered to require nothing from outside its own walls.

Who is this for?

You are traveling with your partner and your two children, and you need bedrooms far enough apart that bedtime for one does not mean silence for the other. You are booking a week on the slopes and want a living room that survives wet boots and board games without becoming the bedroom's overflow. You value a bathroom with both a soaking tub and a separate shower, because an afternoon spa visit is only half the recovery; the other half happens back in the suite.

La Suite's verdict

At ninety square meters with two full bedrooms, this is among the more generous configurations at Le Lana for its price bracket, particularly for a family unwilling to compromise on separation between sleeping and living space. The spa tub is the detail worth lingering on: deep enough for an actual soak, not a token amenity bolted onto the bathroom. Ski-in, ski-out access and free spa and gym entry mean the suite's privileges extend well past its own door. For a family week in Courchevel 1850, this is the layout we would choose first.