Suite Rez de Neige avec Salon, Snow Lodge Hotel, Courchevel, Snow Lodge Hotel Courchevel 1850, Courchevel

A suite that opens straight onto the snow

The Suite Rez de Neige avec Salon occupies the ground floor of Snow Lodge, a position that removes every intermediary between the room and the mountain. At 53 m², this one-bedroom suite is built for three, with a private entrance that bypasses the lobby entirely and a separate living room that changes how the whole space is used. This is not a room with a view of the snow. It is a room you walk into from the snow.

The space and flow

The 53 m² are divided with intent: a bedroom closed off from a distinct living room, furnished with a sofa and a dining table, allowing the suite to host a lunch, a conversation, or a quiet hour with a book without anyone needing to sit on the bed. A sofa bed in the living area extends capacity when needed, while the dressing room and additional toilet keep circulation clean between the two zones. The entire unit sits on the ground floor, so there is no elevator between you and the outside air, only a private entrance and a short walk to the piste.

Design and finishes

Tile and marble floors run through the wet areas, paired with hardwood or parquet in the living spaces, a combination that grounds the suite in the timber-and-stone register of the hotel. The bathroom is appointed with a bath, a separate shower, a spa tub and private hot tub, bathrobes, slippers and pajamas: the kind of detail that turns a post-ski routine into a ritual rather than a chore. Free toiletries, shampoo, body soap and shower cap are set out as standard, with a toilet fitted with grab rails for accessible use.

The view and outdoors

From the suite, the orientation delivers both a mountain view and a landmark view, the kind of outlook that changes with the hour and the light. Soundproofing keeps the interior still even as the resort moves outside the window, and the private entrance means the transition from piste to living room happens without passing through shared corridors.

Who is this for?

You are skiing with one other person or a small family and want to walk out of your room already in boots, with the lift base a few steps away. You are traveling with a child and need a crib, board games, and a layout where the living room absorbs the afternoon noise while the bedroom stays quiet. You want to host a late breakfast or an aperitif in your own space, using the dining table and sofa, rather than defaulting to the hotel's communal areas.

La Suite's verdict

This is the suite to choose when ground-floor access is not a preference but a requirement: no elevator, no lobby crossing, just a private door onto the snow. The separate living room is the real differentiator here, giving the Suite Rez de Neige avec Salon a hosting capacity that its sibling without a salon simply does not have. Our read: the private hot tub paired with the spa tub in the bathroom is the detail worth lingering on, a small indulgence that rewards a full day on the 3 Valleys slopes.