Overview

Centrally located this traditional ski lodge is just minutes walk from ski-lifts and exclusive shops and restaurants of Courchevel 1850 as well has having direct ski access to the slopes of Jardin Alpin. Le Lana is renowned not only for the warmth of its welcome but also for the fact that you can ski to and from its door. Other first-class recreational facilities include the Lana SPA by Clarins offering face and body treatments for men and women, a swimming pool, Hammam, sauna and Jacuzzi. Guests can surrender to the gastronomic delights of the in-house restaurant serving local cusine.

The 58 guest rooms and 20 suites are all individually appointed.

Resort Information

Altitude: 1850m

Beginners: *

Intermediates:

Advanced:

Snowboarders: *

Cross-country: Yes

Trails/pistes: 180km in Courchevel, 600km in Les Trois Valles - 33% Beginner, 33% Intermediate, 33% Advanced

Ski-lifts: 67 in Courchevel, 200 in Les Trois Vallees

Accommodation

Le Lana's 58 rooms and 18 suites each have breathtaking views of the snow covered mountains or valley, and each contain every conceivable modern comfort.

For the ultimate in luxury, stay in the Apartment, complete with two bedrooms, a sitting room, dining room, sauna, hammam and Jacuzzi.

Restaurants & Bars

La Table du Lana is the hotel's informal restaurant, serving hot and cold buffets at breakfast and lunch, with a view of the pine forest from the south-facing terrace.

Le Saint Nicholas is the hotel's gourmet restaurant, open for dinner only.

Apres-Ski

The Spa Lana by Clarins has a heated swimming pool, sauna , Jacuzzi and steam room, as well as following the best in beauty treatments and massages.

Wintersports

Les Trois Valles is the most extensive linked ski area in the World and some of the best snow conditions in Europe are consistantly found here. La Saulire on the Courchevel valley offers some of the most challenging runs. With gradients of 38 degrees these are among the most taxing black runs in the world. Also in Courchevel and in Meribel there is a wide range of good blue and red slopes for the intermediate skiier. For the less adventurous there are many green runs leading back to the village. There are also more than a dozen cross-country routes in the area.

Snowboarding has become increasingly popular and Courchevel has created snow parks, snow rides and half pipes to meet the demand, while a range of other winter activities like ice-climbing (indoors and outdoors), snowshoeing, snowmobiling, tobogganing and ice-skating are attractive options