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Michelin star without the oligarch prices—in a village that forgot to be pretentious
La Tania is what happens when a ski village forgets to become insufferable. Built for the 1992 Olympics, it stayed family-friendly while Courchevel went oligarch. At its heart sits Le Farçon—a 1-Michelin-star restaurant named for the Savoyard potato-and-prune gratin that sustained mountain farmers. The prices are half what you'd pay at 1850 for comparable quality. The room is warm and unpretentious. The wine list favors Savoie producers. This is Michelin dining for humans.
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