Le Seizena is a smart contemporary boutique style hotel in the centre of Courchevel 1650. Quite pricey but quality of rooms is very good for a ski resort and the hotel is located two minutes from the main ski lift. Service was excellent and the staff were very helpful.

Dinner in the hotel restaurant was reasonably priced and generally good - Food was mainly 'international' which offered a change from the traditional Savoyarde cheese, ham and carb fest.

Stayed for 4 days in March 07.
The hotel is absolutely superb.
All the experience (from booking on line to taking a shower on the last day before leaving) was fantastic. The whole staff is very professional and has been full of attention to us.
The facilities are great and the food is good.
The restaurant is very well priced compared to all the brasseries in the surroundings.
This from far the best price quality ratio you can get in Courchevel 1650. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.

Stayed here in Jan 2006. Really unique decor, nicely kept. Our room was very stylish but pretty small (I was aware of this when booking and received a decent discount). Lovely big kingsize bed with trendy headboard and nice cushions. Plenty of storage. Fantastic view over the valley. I imagine the village view side of the hotel would be noisy as there are vehicles coming and going at all hours. Bathroom very nice, very effective heated towel rail for drying that ski gear. Staff were extremely helpful, especially the front desk staff. The only comment I would make is that the first morning when we went for breakfast there were 4 staff standing around but not one single one came to ask us if we would like a drink or to explain how breakfast 'worked'. We found out for ourselves of course but it did seem a bit rude! In terms of location this hotel is right in the centre of 1650, the ski bus stops right outside the door and the boot room with heated boot warmers is a real plus, especially as the rooms aren't huge. Would recommend as it is the only hotel I could find in courchevel which was trendy/boutiquey whilst not being ridiculous money.

La Seizena is a new boutique hotel in 1650 owned by the same people as the Kilimandjaro in 1850. The hotel has a 30's aviation theme (why not?) but has all mod-cons in the rooms that are needed : excellent fixtures and fittings, clever design touches and fabulous views down the valley (avoid the front rooms). Little things let them down - the only lounge is for smokers as the restaurant is non-smoking and they are slow to do drinks service; rooms are cleaned but odd things get left undone. The restaurant is eclectic but reasonable value and a change from the usual savoyard places. On balance I would thoroughly rcommend the hotel but choose your rooms carefully.