Courchevel Restaurant Reservations

Restaurants in Courchevel 1850: Reservations & Insider Guide

Courchevel holds 13 Michelin stars across 8 restaurants, 7 of them in 1850 itself and the eighth at Le Farçon in La Tania. That is the densest concentration of starred cooking in any ski resort in the world. Le 1947, inside Cheval Blanc at the Jardin Alpin, is the only three-star table in the resort: Yannick Alléno seats five tables per service. Below it sit three two-star rooms, Le Sarkara at the K2 Palace, Sylvestre Wahid at Les Grandes Alpes and Slalom 1850 at Le Strato, then four one-stars. Le Chabichou dropped from two stars to one in March 2026 after forty years, and L'Altitude at the K2 Altitude gained its first star the same season. Our full breakdown of every starred table in Courchevel covers each room in detail.

We handle every restaurant booking for our guests, and it works better that way for a simple reason: one request covers the whole week. Send us the nights, the party size and roughly what you feel like eating, and we place the lot. That means we can hold a coherent week rather than a pile of separate bookings, move a table when the weather turns and you would rather ski late, split a group of fourteen across two rooms that actually sit next to each other, and go back to a restaurant that is showing nothing left. The last one matters more than people expect. A request that arrives from someone the maître d'hôtel already works with, for a guest staying in the resort that week, is not the same request as an anonymous one, and it does not get the same answer.

New tables worth knowing for this winter. Beefbar took over a room at L'Apogée in the Jardin Alpin, meat-led, designed by Kelly Wearstler, with Romain Antoine in the kitchen. La Bokka opened as a festive Italian in December 2025. MayaBay brought the Monaco institution to the mountains inside the Maya Hotel on rue Park City, which finally answers the question of where to eat Thai in Courchevel, a question that had no good answer before that winter. On the hotel side, Monte-Carlo SBM has announced Monte-Carlo One in the Jardin Alpin, La Sivolière a second address, and Maisons Pariente the return of the Hôtel Saint Roch. Opening dates for those three are announcements rather than confirmations, so treat them as such until the lifts turn.

Dress code at dinner: smart casual across most venues. At Le 1947 and Les Airelles, business casual is expected: no ski wear at dinner. Bagatelle is less formal but the crowd dresses up. For the mountain restaurants (Cave des Creux, O’Boya above Moriond), resort-smart is standard.