Le Strato
Intimate by Palace standards — 25 rooms only — and home to two-Michelin-starred Baumanière 1850 under chef Jean-André Charial.
- Distinction
- Palace · Boix-Vives Family
- Rooms
- 25 rooms & suites
- Location
- Route de Bellecôte · ski-in/ski-out
- Rate from
- €1,800 / night (low) — €11,000+ (peak)
Where it sits
Route de Bellecôte, 73120. Zoom in for the pistes and lifts, or out to place it among the other palaces of 1850.
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The house
Architect Jean-Louis Sigalas designed Le Strato as a single curved building wrapped around a south-facing terrace with panoramic views over the Bellecôte. The Rossignol heritage runs through the property — vintage skis in the ski room, an in-house boot-fitting service, and direct ski access onto the Cospillot piste.
Cinq Mondes Spa
A 1,200 sqm spa across two floors with a 20m pool, hammam, sauna, four cabins and the Cinq Mondes signature treatment menu — the only Cinq Mondes Palace spa in the Alps.
Michelin tables
Baumanière 1850
2 Michelin stars · Jean-André Charial / Thomas Prod'homme
The mountain outpost of the Baumanière de Baux-de-Provence dynasty (3★ in Provence). Two Michelin stars for a Provence-meets-Savoie tasting.
Frequently asked
Who owns Le Strato?
The Boix-Vives family — historic owners of Rossignol skis and longtime Courchevel residents.
What makes Le Strato different from the other Palaces?
The smallest of the eight (25 rooms) and the most family-run. Guests often describe it as feeling like a private club rather than a grand hotel.
Is Le Strato ski-in / ski-out?
Yes — direct access onto the Cospillot piste, with an in-house boot-fitting service rooted in the family's Rossignol heritage.