Le Portetta

Amazing stay with friends – highly recommended!||I stayed at this hotel with a group of friends and we had an amazing experience from start to finish. Everything was perfect: the hotel was clean, comfortable, and very well maintained.||The staff were incredibly friendly, helpful, and always smiling, which really made our stay even more enjoyable. The rooms were spacious and cozy, and we slept very well every night.||The location was also great, close to everything we needed, and the atmosphere of the hotel was relaxing and welcoming. We truly felt at home during our stay.||We had such a great time together and created wonderful memories. I would definitely come back and highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling with friends or even family. Thank you for a fantastic stay!

We’ve stayed at Le Portetta a few times now and honestly it always feels like coming back.||The hotel has a really warm, cosy atmosphere and the team is always welcoming and helpful. You can tell it’s well run and that people care about what they’re doing, which makes the stay easy and relaxed.||The rooms are cosy, clean and well maintained, great after a full day skiing. Ski-in ski-out is a real bonus and saves so much time and effort.||It’s not a flashy place, but it does everything right, and that’s why we keep coming back every season. Would definitely recommend.

We’ve stayed at Le Portetta several times and are always impressed by the experience.||The hotel offers a warm alpine atmosphere combined with a very high level of professionalism. The team is welcoming, attentive and clearly well organised, which makes a real difference, especially during busy periods.||The restaurant and bar are a real highlight: great food, a lively but refined atmosphere, and efficient, friendly service throughout. Rooms are comfortable and well maintained, and the location is ideal for ski-in, ski-out access.||A well-run hotel that delivers consistently and deserves its reputation. We’ll happily return and highly recommend it.

Spent Christmas 2025 in Portetta with my family (including 10 and 15 year old boys) staying in one of the lofts. This was a fantastic experience from being greeted at the hotel through to the service (including in the fabulous boot room) and the great food, including the Christmas Eve dinner. Was great to have the extra space in the lofts (and our own Christmas tree to decorate!). Perfect location in Courchevel 1650 with friendly, competent and professional staff who work very hard. A treat of an experience and one which will be hard to match in the Alps during Christmas week specifically. We will hopefully return...

How on earth i could i have forgotten to write my review for our last 2 years two week ski holiday staying at Hotel Portetta!|This hotel is quite simply magnificent in every way possible. Welcoming staff, warm cosy bar/lounge, delightful bedrooms, and exquisite food.|But what needs highlighting the most is the staff that truely make the experience so wonderful. Medhi and the front of house team were always on hand to assist us with booking spa treatments and mountain restaurants making our 2 week stay effortless. And last year Feb 2025 we were also looked after by a fantastic restaurant and bar team which we affectionately nicknamed 'The Dream Team' shown in the photo. Archie and his gang made us so welcome and were attentive and friendly in a professional manner but with warmth and humour and without any ponce or fanfair. We cant wait for our fortnight in Feb 2026 and like other years meet up with some other regular guests. See you soon Portetta x

My parent’s stay at Hotel Le Portetta was marked by an event of nameless cruelty. On the morning of December 30th, while my 72-year-old mother—who is battling cancer—was in respiratory arrest and the emergency services (SAMU) were fighting to save her life, I was subjected to treatment of rare inhumanity by the management team.||Management Behavior:||As I rushed to my mother's side, I was accosted by the F&B Director, who violently insulted me multiple times. Even more abhorrently, he publicly celebrated my mother’s critical condition, calling it "karma" and a "just reward," following a minor disagreement regarding my children playing at 7:22 PM two days prior.||The General Manager, who witnessed these insults, failed to intervene. Furthermore, he refused—with visible satisfaction—to tell me where my mother was located, leaving me to search for her on my own while paramedics were actively performing CPR just a few meters away. I have video footage of these exchanges that confirms this ignominy.||||From a logistical standpoint, the hotel proved to be completely unfit for a medical emergency:|| * Rooms are too cramped, making it extremely difficult for paramedics to use a stretcher.|| * Corridors were obstructed by housekeeping carts, significantly slowing down the evacuation.|| * Elevators are too small to accommodate a stretcher, forcing the emergency team to perform complex and dangerous maneuvers.|| The paramedics themselves noted that they had rarely encountered such difficulties extracting a patient from a hotel.||||Beyond a professional failure, this is an unpardonable moral failure. The hatred and contempt displayed in the face of a family’s distress and a dying woman’s suffering are unworthy of an establishment of this standing.

My stay at Hotel Le Portetta was marked by an act of cruelty I never thought possible. On the morning of December 30th, my 72-year-old wife, who is battling cancer, suddenly lost consciousness and stopped breathing. As I was calling the emergency services (SAMU) to save her life, I expected support from the hotel staff. Instead, I encountered pure inhumanity.||||While paramedics were fighting to resuscitate my wife in our room, my son rushed to join us. Upon his arrival, he was accosted and violently insulted by the F&B Director. This individual publicly rejoiced in my wife’s critical condition, calling it "well deserved" and "karma" due to a minor disagreement about our grandchildren being noisy while playing two days earlier.||The General Manager was present during these insults. Not only did he fail to intervene to stop his employee, but he also refused—with a smirk—to tell my son which room his mother was in, leaving him to wander the halls in distress while his mother was between life and death. We have video evidence of these shameful exchanges.||||The hotel is dangerously ill-equipped for medical emergencies:|| * The rooms are so cramped that the emergency team struggled immensely to place my wife on a stretcher.|| * The corridors were obstructed by housekeeping carts, further delaying her evacuation.|| * The elevators are too small for a stretcher, forcing the medical team into complex and time-consuming maneuvers to get her to the ambulance.|| The paramedics themselves stated they had rarely faced such obstacles when evacuating a patient from a hotel.||||To the owners and future guests: beyond the professional incompetence, this is an unpardonable moral failure. To show such hatred and contempt for a dying woman and her family is beneath any human standard, let alone a luxury establishment. Staying at Le Portetta means supporting a management team that lacks the most basic sense of human decency.

Our experience at the Portetta Hotel was deeply upsetting due to the behavior of a hotel employee and the lack of response from management.||During our stay, my mother-in-law was found unconscious in her hotel room in the morning, and an emergency vehicle had to be called. As my husband went downstairs in an understandably distressed state to check on his mother, a hotel employee—someone we had previously had a disagreement with regarding noise made by our 2- and 5-year-old children—verbally insulted my husband. The employee went so far as to say that what had happened to his mother was “perfect” and that it was “karma.” We have this on video.||This comment was made in front of others, including our young children, who witnessed their father being called names and heard someone speak cruelly about their grandmother while she was unconscious. The employee was extremely vulgar, and our children were so shaken that they cried afterward. It was a traumatic experience for them.||What made this even more unacceptable is that a hotel manager was present and witnessed the incident but did nothing to stop the employee or address the behavior. Rejoicing in a guest’s medical emergency and verbally attacking a family—especially over young children making noise—is beyond unprofessional and lacks basic human decency.||I have since contacted the front desk, left my name and number, and asked to speak with someone to resolve this matter, but no one has followed up with me.||I believe guests should be aware of how this situation was handled. Emergencies can happen anywhere, but how staff respond to them reflects the true values of a hotel. Unfortunately, in this case, compassion and professionalism were completely absent.