Val d'Isère - Community Reviews & Ratings

Fab range of skiing for all people , although you have to be at least intermediate to see much of it . Stunning scenery , some tree skiing , amazing views , some wildlife . Off piste is amazing although it gets some tracks in quite quickly . You then need a guide or knowledge to find more . Great live music most nights .

Amazing place! We went for new year and there was lots going on. Hotels are close to the slopes and the ski lifts weren't too busy. There are plenty of food places, although they are very expensive (and the staff are quite rude).

Deserves its reputation as one of Europes top resorts. We went last in 2022 when Covid measures were still in place so cannot accurately comment on the quietness of the slopes or efficiency of lift queues but the slopes were well maintained and as challenging or easy as you like. With the link to Tignes there is something for everyone

Excellent lift system, couple of difficult runs getting back into Val but they can be easily avoided if a gondola or venicular is used. Great variety of slopes. My favourite resort for skiing. I'm a bit too old for the excellent apes ski available though.

Excellent all-terrain resort. Extensive with links to Tignes. Challenges available for all levels. Very good lift and ski bus system. Lovely mountain scenery, great restaurant options. Busy in peak periods.

Val dIsère is a high altitude resort with very consistant snow at all levels through out the season. Pistes are well prepared each night and are in great order even after a period of no snow fall. Saturdays and every lunch time are excellent for quiet or even empty slopes. Whilst there are some Gucci very good up scale restaurants and just over priced restaurants. There are snow reasonable priced mountain and village restaurants. Notable are self service restaurants at Cascade on la Fornet sector and Marmottes on Belvarde sector.

So many options just go back and back year after year. Great range of slopes and off piste. Ski of gb provides another level of experience and social.

Second time visiting the Tignes/Val-dIsère region. As an advancing beginner there are plenty of runs that I am confident experiencing while my more advanced partner can spread his wings with some of the more advanced runs. Although busy there always seems to be enough space to spread out across the mountains. Scenery amazing. Perfect location. Will be returning next year. Visited Jan 2025.

Great option for beginners skiers. Plenty of places to stay in the town centre which means a quick walk to the ski school choices. Great food & apres options

All round great result, albeit slightly unfriendly for beginners no real friendly nursery slopes into the village from high. La Folie Douce massively overrated, although the other bars more than make up for it. Le XV the best pub for a pint in the eve.

Huge resort with great options for all levels. Apres were some of the best in europe! Also family friendly, with a lovely town for those who dont ski

You need deep pockets for this resort. Otherwise the skiing is amazing. Stayed at the La Samovar hotel which was beautiful. Ski in/out.If your eating out book a restaurant the day you arrive as everywhere gets booked up in high season. Hotels foid was really great on half boardLunch isn't cheap but the many places to eat in the mountains gives great choiceThe skiing is the best we had in ages. Going up to the glacier is amazing. The que was horrendous though so get there in the morning as fast as you can ski.There more than enough ski runs for even the fastestest skiers including Tignes.Avoid school holidays the transfer time can be 9 hours by car as they implement a 20 minute red light on the roads . Get a train transfer takes 2 hours then a taxi upto resort 40 minutes.Will go again despite the cost.

Attractive resort but very expensive, lovely hotel in centre of resort les cretes blanches. Tough runs back to resort.

Amazing resort with some of the best runs around and beautiful towns and restaurants. Slightly on the harder side of intermediate, the standard blue is more like a red in most other French resorts.

Very good quality skiing at a price and not affordable for most people or people on a budget. Good efficient ski system and high altitude skiing

The best resort there is. Such a big ski area, awesome apres and a very pretty town. Plenty of powder to the side of the slopes.

The resort is great. Very picturesque and pretty in the village. Getting up to the slopes is easy via the buses (free) that service the village, dropping and picking up and main locations. Great is youre a beginner to advanced skier. Lots of variety for everyone. Its an expensive resort however the experience was amazing !

I loved val disere, it is like an upper class party resort but also full of families and very suitable for family holidays. There were no uni students here which I find common at most more party resorts, so the crowd was older when going to Apres ski and out at night, which was much better. There was a lot of piste options, the ends of all the runs were red slopes coming back down into the town so most beginners would travel back down in the ski lifts. I would highly recommend this resort to anyone as it does cover everything and the views are genuinely stunning due to the resort starting so high and sitting in a valley there is no part of the view without snow!

We travelled to Val dIsère in March of last year. There was no fresh snow but plenty of coverage to enjoy all the mountain. Almost everything is above the tree line so there were not as many tree glades as Id hoped for. There are only a few groomed trails down to the main village so they can get pretty busy at peak times. Otherwise, the mountain is huge and the lifts are incredibly fast allowing for exploration of such a large area. There are many cute restaurants to choose from on and off the slopes. The club on the mountain is a fun bonus addition to pop by and experience. Coco rico has a great après ski vibe.

Amazing! One of the best places I have skied so far! Checks all the boxes. Great skiing, great food, GREAT Apres. Will be going back!! And if you are looking for a more budget friendly option you can stay in Tignes as there are buses back and forth. Highly recommended