A longtime Courchevel institution, Saint Roch is reborn as a true winter home, rooted in its surroundings and shaped by sisters Leslie Kouhana and Kimberley Cohen’s childhood memories. Here, the mountain is lived, not simply displayed.
Perched on the Bellecôte piste, Saint Roch is a 37-room alpine retreat, designed by Friedmann & Versace blending Slavic dachas, Persian influences and Maisons Pariente’s signature warmth. Rich woods, velvet, silk and deep hues create intimate, residential interiors designed to feel lived in.
The spa extends the journey with Ottoman hammam-inspired arches, veined marble and mosaics recalling ancient caravan routes. Treatments by Tata Harper use high-performance natural skincare to release tension and warm the body after the mountain cold. At its heart, an indoor pool features a striking marble mosaic shower by Pierre Mesguich. A light-filled fitness space completes the sanctuary.
Courchevel 1850 is an effortlessly accessible alpine destination, around 90 minutes from Geneva and reached by road, rail or helicopter.
On the Bellecôte slope, Saint Roch offers direct access to the vast 3 Vallées, with an on-site ski shop for seamless arrivals and departures. Its concierge curates everything beyond the slopes, from dog-sledding and snowmobiling to helicopter flights and mountain dining. Saint Roch extends Maisons Pariente’s collection of distinctive, deeply human retreats, bringing its warm, travel-inspired hospitality to the mountains.
Rooted in childhood memories of alpine holidays, it is designed to evoke the feeling of coming home: somewhere to experience, remember and already long to return to.
