Under the eaves, in the intimate atmosphere of the top-floor attic rooms. Exposed beams, the low, raking light of late winter afternoons, a bathroom with shower. The house’s secret hideaway, chosen for its singular character and its vantage point high above the peaks.
In the heart of Courchevel 1850, Bourbon Hotel is a five-star hotel set high in the French Alps. Dark woods, deep velvets and low lighting speak of an alpine art de vivre closer to a London club than to a chalet. Ski-in, ski-out, you head off into the Three Valleys, the largest ski area in the world, before returning to the hushed lounges, the Italian restaurant by Simone Zanoni and the vinyl bar. The spa, its contrast therapy, its stone and its onyx extend the magic of the snow.