Laptops are no longer chained to office desks, and the rise of workcations proves it. The last few years have redefined how and where we work. Professionals are blending work with travel, logging in from destinations that inspire creativity and instill a new energy into routine work.
If you’ve been dreaming of swapping your city view for panoramic alpine horizons, this guide on working remotely from a chalet offers tips and walks you through how to make remote work from a mountain chalet productive.
Choosing the Right Mountain Chalet
When working remotely, your chalet becomes both office and retreat, so the right location matters. Look for a property that is close enough to town for convenience but remote enough to give you the uninterrupted focus you need. A good balance will allow you to be productive while still enjoying the magic of the mountains.
Connectivity & Tech Setup
A strong, reliable internet is non-negotiable for remote work. Before booking, check reviews or bring along a portable Wi-Fi device. A proper desk setup, good lighting, and noise-cancelling headphones will help you stay efficient.
Food & Comfort
Stock up on groceries. Many luxury chalets have private chefs or kitchenettes, letting you enjoy fresh, seasonal meals without losing focus.
Leisure & Local Exploration
One of the best parts of working from a mountain chalet is how naturally you can build breaks into your day. Take a mid-morning walk through the woods, ski before lunch, or do a quick yoga flow on the terrace. When the workday ends, dive into the region’s leisure offerings:
- Explore villages and artisan markets nearby.
- Visit fromageries
- Indulge in wine tasting
- Try activities like hiking, or even paragliding for a rush of adrenaline.
- Weekends are perfect for venturing deeper into trails, discovering hidden lakes, or enjoying ski lounges with live music.
Things to Do Around the Chalets
If you’re working from the mountains, skiers can hit the slopes, while non-skiers can indulge in dog-sledging, spa days, or scenic cable car rides. Summer brings lush hiking trails, wildflower meadows, and farmers’ markets filled with local produce. And no matter the season, the lively après-ski culture complete with firepits, live music, and mulled wine is something you can’t miss.
Le Coquelicot, Courchevel 1850
Located in the prestigious Courchevel 1850, Le Coquelicot gives you a wholesome experience of mountain living with its luxurious interiors. Its private indoor spa could be your sanctuary. Start your day with a steam or end it with a massage. There’s even a rare indoor swimming pool, ideal for post-work laps or evening relaxation. Six elegant rooms, a children’s playroom, and a private chef, makes this chalet perfect for families or groups seeking a work-meets-leisure escape.
Le Blanchot, Courchevel 1850
Le Blanchot offers a cosier, more intimate retreat. The chalet is designed to make you feel cocooned in comfort, with plush interiors, fireplaces, and ambient lighting. After a day of work, relax in the private spa or settle in for a movie night in the chalet’s private cinema. It’s a hideaway for those who want their workdays to be productive and their evenings truly indulgent. For those seeking inspiration and balance in the mountains, this exquisite property is a perfect inclusion in any digital nomad French Alps guide.
Remote work doesn’t have to mean staring at four walls. A mountain chalet offers space to think, fresh air to breathe, and just enough adventure to make your days memorable. ONE Hôtel Privé chalets in Courchevel can provide both productivity with luxury, giving you everything you need so your workcation is effortless.
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