The Skiers' Guide to La Clusaz

We visited La Clusaz near the end of the ski season but still had a very positive experience. Most of us were from the UK or American in our group and staff were helpful to guide us to the different lifts and runs in English and practiced an exchange of French with us to help our learning skills as we were part of a French learning course. There is ski rental that is affordable and right outside the resort so you can ski in to the resort which is useful. It was not too busy at this time which allowed us to take full advantage of the ski slopes and especially the bunny beginner slope where I plummeted down repeating pizza then chips multiple times without worrying about knocking anyone down as there was so much space!! Definitely will return soon!

Visited multiple times as friends have a Charley there. A really pretty village with a relaxed vibe. Good for beginners and some great runs over at le balme on a powder day but not the best resort for advanced skiers

Great resort, lovely few days with my friend. Great snow, great place to learn skiing. My friend took some ski lessons and she improved quickly

Amazing experience, would visit again. Hotels and bars in La clusaz are amazing with so much variety and choice whilst enjoying every minute

Went in march so lower runs were closed. Higher runs were good with good snow. View point was great and good red run to get down.

Had a short walk from hotel
To the lift. Good points, good selection of runs for beginner and intermediate skiers. Lots of bars and restaurants in the town. Only down side was the poor snow near the town, but we did go in march.