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As ski resorts go, Val d’Isere in France is a classic. The huge Tignes – Val d’Isère (formerly Espace Killy) ski area and a buzzing village centre have made it a favourite for years. The lift system is fast and efficient so getting up the mountain from your luxury ski chalet in Val d’Isere is easy.
Val d’Isere has a reputation as being one of the best ski resorts in the world, and for good reason. For a start, it’s vast. The Tignes – Val d’Isère ski area links in with Tignes and offers a plentiful supply of well-groomed pistes for beginners and intermediates. For the more advanced skiers, there are monster mogul fields, steep blacks, some epic off-piste bowls and couloirs and for the speed junkies, there’s the legendary Olympic men’s downhill run. Not forgetting the variety of luxury ski chalets on offer.
Val d’Isere also has the advantage of altitude, with most of the skiing being well above 2000m and extending up to an impressive 3450m. As a result, the snow record is extremely good and you can be confident of finding some decent snow on your luxury ski holiday.
Val d’Isere and the Tignes – Val d’Isère lift system is modern and efficient and copes with the crowds very well, so queuing is not really an issue even in peak times.
A long-time favourite of the in-crowd, Val d’Isère has a chic and stylish ‘je ne sais quoi’ and has maintained a certain Alpine charm despite being quite large as ski resorts go. There are a huge number of stylish boutiques and ski shops to keep you entertained off the slopes on a luxury ski holiday here, keeping visitors in Gucci sunglasses.
Open all year round, this French resort has peak seasons in both summer and winter. The Chamonix ski passes run through from December to April.
We love the world-class skiing of the Tignes – Val d’Isere ski area, with a huge variety of terrain so there is plenty for all levels of skier. Being fairly high altitude, the snow record is one of the best of any resort in the Alps. And we love the buzzing nightlife and lively après scene.
Chambery Airport is just under 2 hour’s drive. Geneva and Lyon are both approximately 3 hours drive away.
Bourg St Maurice railway station is approximately a 45-minute drive.
Val d’Isere has a reputation as being one of the best ski resorts in the world, and for good reason. For a start, it’s vast. The ski area links in with Tignes and offers a plentiful supply of well-groomed pistes for beginners and intermediates. For the more advanced skiers, there are monster mogul fields, steep blacks, some epic off-piste bowls and couloirs and for the speed junkies, there’s the legendary Olympic men’s downhill run. Not forgetting the variety of luxury ski chalets on offer.
Val d’Isere also has the advantage of altitude, with most of the skiing being well above 2000m and extending up to an impressive 3450m. As a result, the snow record is extremely good and you can be confident of finding some decent snow on your luxury ski holiday.
The Val d’Isere lift system is modern and efficient and copes with the crowds very well, so queuing is not really an issue even in peak times.
Val d’Isere is one of the most lively ski resorts in the Alps in the après-ski department and offers a multitude of eating and drinking possibilities.
There is no shortage of bars, happy hours and clubs if you feel like hitting the town after dinner at your luxury catered ski chalet. And of the 70-plus restaurants, two stand out. Try La Becca – the young chef was awarded a Michelin-star in 2011, and Table de l’Ours, also Michelin-starred.
Up the mountain and away from your luxury ski chalet, most restaurants are of the self-serve variety, but the Edelweiss, above Le Fornet, is consistently recommended by critics. Most of the better mountain restaurants are strung along the Verte piste from Rocher de Belvarde to La Daille, namely Belvarde Altitude, Les Marmottes, La Folie Douce, Le Trifollet and Les Tufs.
We always get you the best possible price from our property owners. Prices often include extras such as private drivers for the duration of your stay. Check the property page or get in touch to find out what is included in the price.
Low season prices are for when demand for the property is lower. Each property has different low seasons, for example, villas classify colder months as “low season”. This price is the cheapest possible price, so is based on the cheapest catering option.
High season prices for when demand for the property is higher. Each property has different high seasons, for example, ski chalets classify the time around New Year as “high season”. This price is the most expensive price, so is based on the property’s best catering option.
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