Cover Rosewood Courchevel Le Jardin Alpin marks the luxury hotel group’s debut winter resort in the French Alps (Photo: Rosewood)
Rosewood Courchevel Le Jardin Alpin marks the luxury hotel group’s debut winter resort in the French Alps (Photo: Rosewood)
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The luxury hotel group brings Alpine sophistication to the French Alps with the opening of Rosewood Courchevel Le Jardin Alpin
When Rosewood Courchevel Le Jardin Alpin opens its carved wooden doors in December 2025, it will mark a defining moment for luxury winter travel in the French Alps. Perched within the exclusive Jardin Alpin enclave of Courchevel 1850, this mountain retreat represents Rosewood’s first foray into winter resorts and its second property in mainland France. Here, the glamour of Courchevel’s 1960s golden age meets contemporary alpine sophistication, creating a French Alps destination where adventure, elegance and intimacy converge.
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A contemporary mountain sanctuary
Above Designer Tristan Auer brings his signature tactile style to the property, combining natural materials with copper accents and mirrored surfaces (Photo: Rosewood)
Designer Tristan Auer brings his signature tactile style to the property, combining natural materials with copper accents and mirrored surfaces (Photo: Rosewood)
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Acclaimed French designer Tristan Auer has reimagined what an alpine chalet can be. Instead of a traditional hotel, he conceived a private mountain mansion, where natural timber and stone are elevated by copper accents and mirrored surfaces. The effect is both warm and cinematic—fireplaces flicker, terraces frame snow-dusted peaks and every space feels alive with light and texture.
The design’s crown jewel is an installation by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Titled Two harmonious yet different crystals sharing views and reflection, the work features crystalline structures suspended amid mirrored walls and ceilings, creating geometric forms that appear to float into infinity.
Exceptional accommodations
Above Each of the resort’s 51 rooms and suites features panoramic seated terraces with spectacular views of Les Trois Vallées (Photo: Rosewood)
Each of the resort’s 51 rooms and suites features panoramic seated terraces with spectacular views of Les Trois Vallées (Photo: Rosewood)
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The resort comprises 51 rooms and suites, including three signature houses that redefine alpine luxury. Each opens to panoramic terraces overlooking Les Trois Vallées, the world’s largest ski area.
The Jardin Alpin Apartment stands as the property’s showpiece: a grand four-bedroom residence with high ceilings, a private lift, cinema room and professional kitchen. With expansive indoor and outdoor dining areas overlooking La Saulire’s peak, it’s designed for unforgettable gatherings after exhilarating days on the piste.
Bespoke leisure and dining experiences
Above The resort’s dining offerings include terrace lunches of alpine classics and après-ski cocktails (Photo: Rosewood)
The resort’s dining offerings include terrace lunches of alpine classics and après-ski cocktails (Photo: Rosewood)
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Rosewood’s ski concierge team curates extraordinary alpine adventures. Guests can enjoy the exclusive First and Last Track experience, tracing pristine runs at dawn or dusk accompanied by private instructors. For ultimate indulgence, ascend to a secluded summit chalet for an intimate Savoyard dinner capped by private fireworks.
For those seeking to slow down, Asaya Spa debuts as a mountain wellness haven. Treatments are tailored for altitude and recovery—like the Ski Legs Revival, combining cryotherapy and aromatic oils to restore balance after a day on the slopes. Meanwhile, Mountain Pilates sessions invite guests to strengthen mind and body against breathtaking backdrops.
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Dining celebrates the shared culinary spirit of the French Alps and Italian Alps. The resort’s signature restaurant transitions from sunlit terrace lunches of alpine classics like Savoyard fondue to refined après-ski evenings, where Mediterranean flavours, expertly crafted cocktails and intimate ambience set the scene for long, elegant nights.
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