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The Art of Hospitality

SHARING AN INHERITANCE

For more than sixty years, the Pinturault family has been creating places in Courchevel where hospitality is both passed down and lived out. A history shaped by the mountains, meaningful encounters, and the desire to create homes where people love to return. Each property has its own identity, character, and atmosphere. All share the same approach to hospitality, rooted in attention to guests, the surroundings, and the moments shared together.

A Story of Family and Innovation

1961

Opening of the Les Sherpas Hotel

Christiane André , and Pinturault are opening their first location in Courchevel. In a resort that’s still rapidly developing, they’ve decided to settle there for the long term and are beginning to build what will become a true family venture.

Christiane and André Pinturault
Opening of l’Hôtel Annapurna

1974

Opening of l’Hôtel Annapurna

A few years after Les Sherpas, Christiane and André conceived a new hotel at the foot of the Pralong. The hotel opened its doors in 1974 and quickly became the centerpiece of their business. Over the years, the hotel expanded and became a permanent fixture in the Courchevel landscape.

Opening of l’Hôtel Annapurna
Claude Pinturault Reunites with His Parents

1984

Claude Pinturault Reunites with His Parents

Alongside Christiane and André, he gradually became involved in the hotel’s management. For more than thirty years, he supported the hotel’s growth and helped it evolve over the years, within a hospitality industry that was itself undergoing major transformation.

Claude PINTURAULT

2019

Sandra Pinturault takes the helm at l’Hôtel Annapurna

After growing up in the hotel and learning the trade from her father, Sandra took over as manager. She is turning a new page in the hotel’s history, guiding it forward with her vision and convictions while preserving the spirit of the hotel as envisioned by her grandparents and the deep connection that binds it to its surroundings.

Sandra Pinturault takes the helm at l’Hôtel Annapurna

2022–2023

La Maison Pinturault takes on a new dimension

The acquisition of l’Hôtel Les Peupliers in 2022 marked a new chapter in the family’s history. La Maison Pinturault was then launched, under the leadership of Sandra Pinturault. In 2023, les Chalets Altaï was added to the portfolio.

La Maison Pinturault takes on a new dimension
Alexis and Cédric PINTURAULT

2026

The rest of the story unfolds in Courchevel

After his skiing career, Alexis Pinturault joined La Maison to help oversee investment and construction projects. In December 2026, le Chalet Belrio will open its doors in Courchevel Village, where the Pinturault family had never before owned a property.

The rest of the story unfolds in Courchevel

The Values of La Maison

Passed down through the generations, they are now at the heart of our daily lives. They give each of our homes its own personality, while uniting us around a shared commitment to care, sincerity, and dedication.

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Family Spirit

Cultivate sincere relationships based on trust, loyalty, and sharing

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Respect

Pay equal attention to guests, staff, venues, and the people who bring them to life.

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Passion

To perform our jobs with dedication, high standards, and a commitment to excellence.

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Authenticity

To remain true to our roots, our region, and what gives our homes their unique character.

The Values of La Maison

Passed down through the generations, they are now at the heart of our daily lives. They give each of our homes its own personality, while uniting us around a shared commitment to care, sincerity, and dedication.

SVG Image

Family Spirit

Cultivate sincere relationships based on trust, loyalty, and sharing

SVG Image

Respect

Pay equal attention to guests, staff, venues, and the people who bring them to life.

SVG Image

Passion

To perform our jobs with dedication, high standards, and a commitment to excellence.

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Authenticity

To remain true to our roots, our region, and what gives our homes their unique character.

I grew up in l’Hôtel Annapurna, with my parents and grandparents, with the belief that hospitality is, above all, about connections, trust, and sharing. Today, I realize how fortunate I am to be able to carry on this tradition in my own way. For me, moving La Maison forward means preserving what matters most, while making room for new ideas, new aspirations, and the people who will bring it to life in the future.

Sandra PINTURAULT