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Courchevel 

The Hondajet is considered the best aircraft in its class. From a comfort perspective, the unique design means that it is quieter than its competitors and has a much larger cabin, feeling more like a midsize than a light jet. It has an onboard lavatory, and a huge baggage hold able to take up to 10 full-size suitcases and 180kg. The Hondajet is also a high-speed aircraft cruising at up to 420 knots at an altitude of 43,000 feet.  

The nearest airport to Courchevel is Chambery, offering the most scenic alpine arrival in the region. Its dedicated private facilities allow for direct curbside drop-off at the terminal, eliminating queues and offering total discretion and privacy. From Chambery, the drive to Courchevel takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes, making it the fastest and most convenient airport for accessing the premier ski resorts of the French alps. The airport crew are highly trained in alpine operations, ensuring fewer delays and exceptional reliability throughout the season. 

3 things to do in Courchevel  

Les Airelles, styled like a 19th-century Austro-Hungarian castle, is one of Courchevel’s most iconic hotels. Set in the Jardin Alpin and positioned directly on the slopes, it offers effortless ski-in/ski-out access. Dining is exceptional, with multiple on-sight restaurants ranging from intimate candlelit dinners to private wine-cellar tasting experiences. Beyond the hotel, you can enjoy alpine adventures including ice skating, husky sled rides and helicopter ski drop-ins, offering luxury and adventure. 

Courchevel’s culinary scene features three world-class restaurants. Le 1947, a highly refined modern French tasting menu, showcases mountain terroir in a theatrical open-kitchen setting. Le Chabichou offers a classic French cuisine in an elegant alpine-chalet ambiance, with seasonal tasting menus. Le Sarkara is one of the world’s first Michelin-starred dessert-only restaurants.  

You can enjoy the slopes with private ski instructors, ensuring personalised guidance and access to the finest runs, while the resorts’ spas provide the ultimate relaxation after a day on the snow. For those seeking breathtaking views, helicopter tours reveal the majestic Alps from above, while designer boutiques provide exclusive shopping opportunities in the heart of Courchevel. Evening entertainment provides luxury cinema experience, from in-hotel screenings to private movie lounges. 

Verbier 

The Hondajet is a luxurious light aircraft with leather seats that recline and have arm rests. There are four seats in a club configuration and a fifth side-facing seat by the passenger door. The cabin is larger than other entry level light jets, and thanks to its unique engine mounting, it is very quiet. The aircraft has a range of up to three hours and cruises at 780 km/hour at an altitude of up to 43,000 feet.  

As the closest airport to Verbier, Sion airport is the ideal location, typically just a 45-minute drive away. Combined with seamless helipad connections and smooth VIP handling, Sion provides a calm and exclusive experience, far more efficient alternative to the busy Geneva airport.  

3 things to do in Verbier  

W Verbier offers a contemporary stay with ski-in/ski-out access right at the base of the Medran lift, complemented by a lively bar scene, a tapas-style restaurant, and even its own nightclub, creating a social atmosphere and a buzzing apres-ski experience. For those seeking something more serene and luxurious, Chalet d’Adrien is one of Verbier’s most charming hotels, offering south-facing balconies with mountain views and an elegant spa featuring an infratherapy cabin and sensory showers. Experimental Chalet Verbier has a chic feel, featuring a farm-to-table bistro, a signature cocktail bar, and direct access to the iconic Farm Club nightclub beneath the hotel. 

La Table d’Adrien, set within the luxurious Chalet d’Adrien, offers one of Verbier’s finest gourmet experiences, where the curated wine pairings elevate the tasting menu. For a livelier atmosphere, Le Rouge is an iconic apres-ski spot serving brasserie favorites such as BBQ ribs, steak tartare and its famous cheeseburger, all enjoyed with live DJs. Up on the slopes at 2,265m, Le Dahu is the perfect stop for a relaxed lunch, with a large sunny terrace that showcases Verbier’s stunning alpine scenery. 

Verbier offers an array of unforgettable experiences, from heli-skiing on the untouched slopes of the highest peaks to soaring above the resort on a private paragliding flight. Thrill-seekers can explore snowy valleys on a dog-sledding tour or take to the mountains on a private snowmobile safari.  

St. Moritz 

The Hondajet is considered the most advanced light jet with its unique over-the-wing engine design which reduces drag and provides a larger and quieter cabin. The light jet can accommodate up to five passengers in a luxurious quiet cabin with leather seating and an inflight bathroom at the rear of the cabin with a sink, mirror, and skylights. The baggage hold can carry up to 10 full-size suitcases and 180kg.  

Samedan airport, situated only minutes from St. Moritz, provides direct and effortless arrival. Designed exclusively for private aviation, it operates without any commercial traffic, ensuring a calm environment. Priority handling is standard, with the convenience of direct access to ski equipment handling, allowing you to transition easily from jet to mountains.  

3 things to do in St. Moritz

Suvretta House enjoys a peaceful, secluded setting up the mountain, surrounded by forest, and is the only ski-in/ski-out hotel in St. Moritz, complete with its own private ski lift. It offers two on-mountain restaurants with spectacular views, as well as expansive facilities that include multiple dining areas and a large wellness club. The Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski sits at the foot of the Signal cable car, making it exceptionally convenient for skiing, and features a 2,800m2 Alpine spa with Mauritius spring water, historically known for its therapeutic properties. It has also recently opened an entertainment venue, Billionaire, which combines a dinner show with a club. Meanwhile, the Carlton Hotel St. Moritz is situated above the lake with panoramic views. They have bespoke experiences such as outdoor butler-led activities, romantic carriage rides, and torch-lit hikes. 

Ecco St. Moritz is a Michelin-starred restaurant set within the former chapel of the Giardino Mountain hotel, creating a cave-like atmosphere with an aroma feel that’s creative and seasonal. Talvo by Dalsass, housed in a charming farmhouse built in 1658, offers a warm and rustic ambiance, complemented by a Mediterranean-inspired menu that changes every two weeks, ensuring constant variety. For a more vibrant, social experience, Paradiso Mountain Club delivers a lively mountain-club vibe with amazing alpine views, ideal for a scenic ski-day lunch or a relaxed, fun evening dine; its Music Deck providing a dedicated space for socializing over food, cocktails and music. 

Enjoy private skiing experiences on Corviglia, where you can book a dedicated instructor or opt for VIP early-access skiing before the lifts open, with pristine slopes and no crowds. St. Moritz’s legendary horses on the frozen lake offers another highlight of the winter season- an iconic social event best experienced from a private hospitality chalet with bespoke dining and champagne service. For more of a thrill, you can also take to the ice behind the wheel of a high-performance car, enjoying personalised coaching as you learn driving techniques on a frozen lake.