Suite 103, Snow Lodge Hotel, Courchevel 1850, Snow Lodge Hotel Courchevel 1850, Courchevel

A 43 m² suite built for a family of four

Suite 103 sits within a hotel where fifteen of twenty keys are suites, and this one makes its case through volume and layout rather than sheer scale. At 43 m², it accommodates up to four guests across a configuration that separates a defined bedroom from a dedicated living and dining area, a distinction that matters when you are sharing the space for a week of skiing. The balcony and dual view orientation (mountain on one side, landmark on the other) set this suite apart from interior-facing rooms on the same floor.

The space and flow

One bedroom, one bathroom, and a seating area with a sofa and dining table that functions independently from the sleeping quarters. A dressing room and wardrobe handle the practical demands of a ski wardrobe, while the dining table allows for breakfast in the suite rather than a descent to the restaurant. Soundproofing and an elevator-accessible upper floor position mean the suite reads as private, insulated from the hotel's circulation.

Design and finishes

Hardwood and parquet floors run through the living areas, with tile and marble underfoot in the bathroom, a material contrast that signals where the suite shifts register. The bathroom itself offers both a bathtub and a separate shower, a configuration increasingly rare at this size, alongside an additional toilet for a party of four. Bathrobes, slippers, and a set of toiletries including shampoo, body soap, and shower cap complete the ritual. A desk sits apart from the dining table, useful for the guest working remotely between runs.

The view and outdoors

The balcony is the suite's quiet argument: a private outdoor threshold with a mountain view on one side and a landmark view on the other, depending on where you stand. Light enters through this orientation across the day, reaching the sofa and the dining table rather than staying confined to the bedroom.

Who is this for?

You are traveling with two children and need a dining table in the suite for breakfast before the lifts open, without waiting on restaurant service. You are a couple sharing the trip with another pair, and the separation between the living area and the bedroom lets one couple rest while the other lingers over coffee. You ski all day and want a bathtub waiting at 4pm, not just a shower stall.

La Suite's verdict

Suite 103 is the pragmatic choice within the Snow Lodge collection: not the ground-floor suite with direct snow access, not the top-floor Winter Garden Suite, but a configuration that delivers a genuine living and dining separation at 43 m², which is not guaranteed at this size elsewhere in Courchevel 1850. The dual bathing option, tub and shower both, is the detail worth noting; after a full day on the 3 Valleys slopes, the choice matters more than it sounds.