Next winter, Maisons Pariente will unveil its second address in the Three Valleys: Hôtel Saint Roch in Courchevel 1850.
In the heart of the world’s most sought-after ski area, Hôtel Saint Roch is entering a new chapter. A storied landmark on the Bellecote piste, it’s being transformed into an elegant retreat where boldness meets true craftsmanship.
As with every Maisons Pariente property, the smallest detail is shaped with taste, sensitivity and a quiet sense of generosity by sisters Leslie Kouhana and Kimberley Cohen. Their shared artistic vision is rooted in childhood memories and family holidays, just steps away from Yves Saint Laurent’s famous datcha. A snowy gem, Saint Roch becomes a new emblem of a more soulful style of hospitality, far from anything standardised, where artisanal skill leaves its mark on every line and texture.
The Friedmann & Versace design studio has been entrusted with the interiors, weaving together a narrative that doesn’t just pause time, but teaches you to savour it. With 37 rooms and suites, a Tata Harper spa with pool, a fitness room, a kids’ club, a restaurant, a ski shop, Saint Roch already has all the makings of that Courchevel hotel you fall for and return to, year after year, with the whole family.
Set in the Jardin Alpin, just a short stroll from the centre of 1850, this hideaway invites guests to create memories that cling like snowflakes. Between haute-couture flair, thoughtful spaces for all ages, luxury houses and a gentle way of life, Courchevel continues to charm irresistibly.
“At Maisons Pariente, we see travel as a different way of inhabiting the world. This fifth address reflects the growth of our collection, with each hotel deeply rooted in its own landscape”, says Leslie Kouhana, co-founder and President of Maisons Pariente. “Hôtel Saint Roch is a true Courchevel institution, and we’re committed to keeping its spirit alive and sharing it with our guests”, adds Kimberley Cohen, co-founder and Artistic Director of Maisons Pariente.
This fifth address marks a new chapter for Maisons Pariente. A collection of iconic hideaways shaped by a family spirit, understated elegance and bespoke experiences, it includes Le Grand Mazarin in Paris, Crillon le Brave in Provence, Lou Pinet in Saint-Tropez and Le Coucou in Méribel.
