Six Senses Prestige 4 Courchevel 1850

“Six Senses has built its first European residential property in Courchevel's 1850, around the corner from both the piste and the new Chanel pop-up shop. Crafted from local timber, the Six Senses Residences comprise 53 penthouses and apartments, all designed by the architect Alain Foeillet and swathed in a soothing palette of taupe, tan and dove grey. Upholding the Six Senses ethos – that each property should complement and contribute to its surroundings – the bespoke interiors celebrate and emphasise the environment beyond. Mountain motifs can be seen throughout in the form of subtle triangles at the base of the tables, on cushions or on a cupboard handle, and the raw textures of the local terrain are translated into smooth white marble tabletops. Offering a perfect base from which to enjoy Courchevel, the Six Senses Residences are a triumph of style and sophistication – with just a touch of extravagance.”

Harper’s Bazaar - March 2016

“Six Senses Residences Courchevel features 53 beautifully (and tastefully) appointed apartments; including one-to-three bedroom apartments and five-bedroom duplex penthouse suites (with their own private treatment rooms). For the ultimate ski residences - there are 10 spacious penthouses covering 1,076 square feet offering sensational panoramic mountain views, up to five exquisitely appointed bedrooms, specially configured wine cellars and triple aspect balconies overlooking the slopes. All the stunning (superbly well-appointed) interiors have been custom and individually designed, blending contemporary styles with traditional natural mountain influences that celebrate the alpine aesthetic - think timber walls, stone and clay flooring and custom-made furniture and furnishings.The Six Senses Spa Courchevel features an indoor swimming pool, saunas, steam room, a relaxation lounge, a gym and a studio for wellness classes.”

Urbanologie

“The blending of timber, exposed beams and stone and carefully chosen artwork in all the apartments is elegant and modern, but still evokes the warmth and cosiness of a traditional mountain chalet. A significant part of the appeal is the balance of an independent residence with hotel and concierge services. Everyone loves being pampered on holiday, and Six Senses Courchevel has developed this to an art form. There are complementary shuttles to shops and restaurants, a ski shop on the premises, and, best of all, a ski concierge. No skier could fail to fall in love with a service that transports your gear from the in-house ski shop to the slopes – who wants to lug their skis around when there is the opportunity for a ski valet to do it for you!We ate breakfast in the comfort and warmth of the Club Lounge, where a delectable selection of local yoghurts and cheeses from a nearby farm were offered alongside muesli and fresh pastries. The wide selection also included gluten- and dairy-free options, while I opted for the ‘piece de resistance’ of smashed avocado and perfectly poached eggs and found it the ideal way to set up a day’s skiing. The Club Lounge also offers snacks and drinks throughout the day as well as afternoon tea.”

Spear’s Magazine

Stylish, sophisticated and spacious - these apartments are in a great location and provide the perfect blend of independence and hotel amenities. Not to mention a spa to die for and a wonderful ski concierge service which means that you never have to carry your skis !

Annie - SkiBoutique