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Ideally set in Courchevel 1400, at the heart of Les 3 Vallées in the French Alps, the Bârma residence enjoys a privileged ski-in ski-out location within the world's largest interconnected ski area.
From your apartment, everything becomes effortless: ski out the door, return as you please - no transitions, no constraints, just making the most of every moment.
With over 600 km of slopes linking Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens, the destination offers exceptional variety for every level, in summer as in winter.
An iconic resort, Courchevel embodies an Alpine art de vivre where mountains, gastronomy and wellness meet.
At Bârma, the mountains are yours to live in - fully, simply, differently. And perhaps that is where true luxury begins: having it all, simply.
At Bârma, the experience extends far beyond your apartment. A range of exclusive services - some available at an additional charge and subject to availability - accompanies every stay, so you can experience Courchevel to the full.
The Deluxe Apartment 2 chambres spans from 53 m² and opens onto a mountain or slope view from its balcony. Designed for 4 people, it includes 2 bedroom spaces (2 queen-size beds, or 1 queen + 2 single beds) and 1 or 2 bathrooms with shower or bathtub. Certain units are arranged as a duplex. Included: equipped kitchen, coffee machine, Wi-Fi, Chromecast TV, private ski room, Byca products, concierge, end-of-stay housekeeping and linen. Spa for an extra charge.
The apartment offers 2 bedroom spaces with 2 queen-size beds, or 1 queen-size bed and 2 single beds depending on the configuration. It has 1 or 2 bathrooms with shower or bathtub. Availability depends on the unit - let us know your preferred configuration when booking: +33 4 20 23 10 10.
The Deluxe Apartment (53 m²+, 4 people) offers 2 double bedrooms with 1 or 2 bathrooms - a flexible configuration, duplex possible. The Deluxe Cabin Apartment (75 m², 6 people) adds a cabin with bunk bed and significantly more floor space, to accommodate a family with children or a group of 6.
