Morzine - Community Reviews & Ratings

Beautiful resort with a nice range of different runs which made it really enjoyable. Beginner friendly which was nice for me as it was my first time, but also lots of variety for more experienced skiers who I was with. Aprés is not the best, but lively town which is nice. Variety of activities to do

Morzine is a lovely resort, summer or winter. The only downsides are the relatively low altitude (offset by the link up to Avoriaz at 1800) and the need to choose either the SuperMorzine or Pleney gondolas in the morning, which are opposite sides of the very pretty town and will determine where you ski

Great choice of runs with easy access to other resorts. Apres ski is highly recommended. Local villages with traditional French shops are well worth visiting.

Have been to Morzine a number of times. Great resort for both a group of friends and family with a range of activities for skiers and non skiers. The wider port du soleil pass means you get access to a wide range of slopes for when you decide that youve covered enough on the Pleny/Les Gets side. The variety for beginners is a little more limited but theres a good mix for those with more experience. Snow cover has been mixed in some years as the resort is a little lower that others but it hasnt stopped us enjoying ourselves. The Town and village has a good mix of restaurants and bars - just make sure you keep an eye on the super morzine timings if youre planning on staying in Avoriaz for a long lunch

Vibrant town with lrage variety of accommodation options and great ski links to massive ski area and option for Avoriaz if snow isnt great

Been skiing in Morzine / Avoriaz regularly for 20yrs + & always impressed by the infrastructure in place , the excellent maintenance of the pistes ( even when poor snow conditions ) . The town has grown considerably & with constant inovation / investment is able to satisfy both skiers & non skiers . All in all a first class resort

Morzine in March was ok, it suffered from being a lower resort, but the transfers from Geneva are quick so was good for a short break. The rising temperatures meant that snow cannons were required for most of the lower runs to enable skiing back down into the town. Skiing over towards Les Gets was good, a nice mixture of Blue & Red runs and a selection of blacks. Due to the time of year, the best time to ski was between 10am-1pm, before it was icy from being bashed overnight & after it was getting slushy and claggy. I enjoyed the break our hotel was very nice, Le Petit Dru with both indoor & outdoor swimming pools & Spa suite. I think earlier in season the Morzine is a good destination

Some great skiing to be had however from Morzine all the runs tend to funnel you down to Les Gets with only one taking you back to Pleny, the main lift down. The Pleny area therefore can get very busy. Some red runs quite steep and unsuitable for unsure skiiers as can also be icy. Especially around Nyon area which is also quite exposed. Lots of lovely mountain cafes and restaurants, you are spoilt for choice. Many choices for accommodation in Morzine and a good free bus service but a fair walk to some places once the buses stop for the day!!

Visited Morzine a few times. It has great options for snowboarders and not too pricey. Would recommend.

Great resort for all levels. Lovely little town, plenty for all to do. The Luge Alpine Coaster is great fun. If plan your dates we'll you may even be lucky enough to catch the local ice hockey team in action. Overall a great destination

Great resort, I learned to ski here and have returned since. Lovely choice of quiet or busy parts of resort and on the lovely portes du soleil loop meaning varied options for touring

Absolutely loved Morzine. I hadn't skied for several years so was a little nervous beforehand but the extensive range of blue runs (and eventually red!) provided more than enough adventure and challenge. Bec Jaune was a highlight for apres and a solid range of beers too. Would recommend Morzine to anyone, regardless of skiing ability.

Lovely resort with lots of varied runs. Definitely worth getting a Ports du Soleil ski pass and heading up to Avoriaz

Great place for beginners. Lovely town but favourite Aprés ski venue being renovated so missed out on the fantastic music! Easy relaxed place to learn. Rest of my party intermediate and advanced and they did some good runs too. At times slopes were busy.

Love Morzine and the easy accessibility to resorts around. Plenty of skiing and apres to keep everyone happy.

Morzine and surrounding ski areas have so much to offer. Lots of different runs for all abilities.Lift system is amazing, several options / different routes to same places. Lots of restaurants / bars. Full PDS Pass give you access to 625km of runs.

Pros Lots to ski Long runs Good variety of beginner to advanced runs Good off peist Good snow park Good variety of bars Cons Blues are over crowded Ski instructors can be aggressive with kids (Not always though Chris was nice to my sister) Not enough blacks Not enough aprea bars

My favourite resort , varied terrain great lift system and value .Good road connections from Geneva airport

Morzine is family friendly, solo friendly and its literally a resort for all! Perfect for all ski abilities and great for aprés!

Morzine is great for self catered stays as it's a proper town with a supermarket, lots of eating out options and plenty of places for a drink. For skiing it's easy to access Morzine and Les Gets, a little extra effort to reach the wider Porte du Soleil and higher slopes, but the free busses are handy for that. Lifts are not as modern as other big resorts like 3 valleys and espace killy.