Enjoy luxury ski holidays in Méribel, the heart of the 3 Vallées. Explore our curated selection of alpine chalets and boutique hotels in this elegant mountain village.
Enquire NowMéribel is one of the most beloved ski resorts in France. Its sunny south-facing slopes and superb access to the Trois Vallées make it a skier’s paradise. In addition to its top-tier skiing, Méribel offers stunning luxury ski chalets in France that mix modern comfort with traditional Alpine charm. With everything from outdoor hot tubs to private cinemas, it’s no wonder Méribel is such a popular choice for luxury ski trips in France.
55 Rooms & Suites
A refined ski-in/ski-out hideaway in the heart of the Trois Vallées - contemporary chalet design, a Tata Harper spa, full kids’ club & teens lab, and seamless access to the slopes.
42 Rooms & Suites
A ski-in/ski-out haven in the heart of Méribel - striking alpine design, a Michelin-starred dining experience, a full kids’ club and world-class spa ensure seamless family stays.
Méribel sits at the centre of the Trois Vallées, making it the most strategic base for skiers who want effortless access to the entire 600-kilometre domain. The resort was developed in the 1930s by British ski enthusiasts, and its chalet-style architecture has kept a cohesive and charming Alpine identity ever since. It is known for its lively yet polished atmosphere, drawing an international crowd.
The ski terrain is among the most varied in the Alps. Beginners have access to excellent nursery slopes, while intermediates enjoy endless blue and red runs linking across the valleys. Experts are drawn to the famous Couloir du Grand Couloir and vast off-piste areas with guides. Modern lifts ensure seamless movement in all directions, and the altitude provides excellent snow reliability.
Méribel also delivers off the slopes. Après-ski is lively, with both traditional mountain huts and stylish bars setting the tone. The dining scene is strong, ranging from Savoyard classics to refined restaurants, while accommodation includes some of the Alps’ finest chalets and hotels. Méribel strikes a balance between authenticity, energy, and sophistication.
Airport 1
CHAMBERY (CMF) - 95KMS // 1HR 15MINS
Airport 2
GENEVA (GVA) - 180KMS // 2HRS 10MINS
Private Airport
MERIBEL (MFX) - In Resort
Train Station
MOUTIERS - 17KMS // 25MINS
Heli Pad
MERIBEL - In Resort
Nestled at the heart of the Three Valleys, Méribel offers some of the most balanced and connected skiing in the Alps. The resort’s 600 km of linked pistes combine wide, sunlit runs, forest descents, and challenging off-piste routes, all easily accessed from its central location. The Altiport area is perfect for beginners with gentle slopes and dependable snow, while intermediates enjoy the long, rolling terrain of Tougnète and Saulire. For advanced skiers, Mont Vallon delivers high-altitude thrills and some of the valley’s best powder. With its flawless grooming, modern lift system, and elegant village charm, Méribel perfectly embodies the essence of Alpine skiing.
3 Vallees
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For those seeking more than skiing, Méribel offers a perfect balance of Alpine adventure and understated style. Beyond its superb pistes, try paragliding, snowshoeing, or guided off-piste exploration, or slow the pace with spa days, ice-skating, and fine dining. Families and non-skiers can enjoy the Olympic sports complex, while evenings come alive with lively après-ski and torchlit events, making Méribel one of the most engaging corners of the Three Valleys.
Skiing in Méribel is known for its perfectly balanced terrain and unrivalled connections. At the centre of the Three Valleys, it offers access to more than 600 km of pistes, with wide, scenic runs, tree-lined descents, and steep challenges. From family-friendly slopes near the Altiport to the thrilling Mont Vallon sector, Méribel caters to every level.
The Altiport area is ideal for beginners thanks to its gentle gradients and quiet pistes. Intermediates love the Tougnète and Saulire sectors for their long, rolling runs and quick access to Courchevel and Val Thorens. For advanced skiers, Mont Vallon is the standout — high, uncrowded, and often boasting the best snow in the valley.
Yes. Méribel is one of the most family-oriented resorts in the Three Valleys. The Altiport’s protected learning area, along with highly rated schools like ESF Méribel and Oxygène, ensures safe, enjoyable progression for children and adults alike. The village layout makes it easy for families to reconnect at lunchtime or après-ski.
Thanks to its high-altitude slopes reaching nearly 3,000 m and extensive snowmaking network, Méribel enjoys excellent snow coverage throughout the season. The best snow typically falls from January to March, while December and April bring quieter pistes, crisp mornings, and long afternoons of sunshine — ideal for families and relaxed cruising. The nearby Mont Vallon sector often holds the best snow late into spring.
Méribel combines traditional Alpine charm with modern luxury. Beyond skiing, guests can enjoy ice skating, paragliding, snowshoeing, and the Olympic Sports Centre with pool and spa. Après-ski ranges from lively terraces like Le Rond Point to elegant dining in the village — all with sweeping mountain views.
Méribel is around 2.5–3 hours from Geneva, Lyon, or Chambéry airports, with Bourg-Saint-Maurice the nearest train station, about 45 minutes away. The Camel Collection can arrange private transfers, chauffeurs, or helicopter charters directly to resort for seamless arrival.
With its welcoming atmosphere and seamless layout, Méribel makes family skiing feel effortless. The resort is thoughtfully designed — compact enough to navigate easily, yet vast enough to keep every level entertained. The Altiport area provides one of the safest learning zones in the Alps, with gentle, tree-sheltered slopes and dedicated lifts for beginners. Ski schools such as ESF Méribel, Oxygène, and Magic Ski are known for their patient instructors and small group lessons, helping children build confidence while parents explore the wider Three Valleys.
Off the snow, Méribel keeps families smiling. The Olympic Centre houses an ice rink, climbing wall, and swimming pool, while sledging tracks, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and torchlit shows light up the village each week. Many hotels and chalets feature family suites, early dining options, and doorstep access to the slopes, so everything runs smoothly from morning until après-ski. With its balance of charm, safety, and adventure, Méribel captures the magic of the mountains for every generation.
