Suite or chalet
A suite for a couple, or one of the two ski-in chalets for a family or friends, subject to availability.

On the Jardin Alpin's old ski jump
Jardin Alpin, Courchevel 1850

Atmosphere photograph
L'Apogée opened in December 2013 at the top of the Jardin Alpin, on the site of a ski jump built in the 1960s by Émile Allais — the road leading to it bears his name. The hotel is run by Oetker Collection and received Palace status in 2019.
Joseph Dirand designed the public spaces and India Mahdavi the rooms, suites and chalets. The house has 53 rooms and suites, a penthouse and two chalets with direct access to the slopes; the spa, with an indoor pool, hammam and sauna, completes the stay. The windows look down over La Croisette and the resort below.
TGZ books the room, suite or chalet you want, subject to the hotel's availability, and tells you plainly when a date is already full.
The right moment
A week in March, when the sun lingers on the Jardin Alpin and the slopes empty out late in the afternoon.

A suite for a couple, or one of the two ski-in chalets for a family or friends, subject to availability.
An instructor or guide leaving from the hotel, and a mountain lunch booked on the ski area.
The transfer from Geneva, Lyon or Chambéry, or arrival via the altiport, weather and access conditions permitting.
Yes, each has a dedicated butler, a private spa and a screening room, according to the hotel's description. We check the details for your dates.
L'Apogée opens for the winter season. We check the opening dates for your stay.
No. TGZ is an independent house with no official link to L'Apogée or Oetker Collection. We book on your behalf.
For the holidays and February, often several months, especially for the chalets. In March a few weeks are usually enough.

TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to L'Apogée Courchevel. Availability and conditions are confirmed to you before any commitment.