Discover luxury ski holidays in Val d’Isère, renowned for its world-class terrain and lively spirit. Stay in premium chalets and five-star hotels for the ultimate alpine experience.
Enquire NowIf you’re looking for big skiing, a lively Alpine village, and genuinely high-end places to stay, Val d’Isère remains one of the strongest choices in the Alps. Snow reliability is exceptional, the terrain is vast and varied, and the atmosphere blends traditional Savoyard charm with an international energy that suits travellers seeking private luxury ski travel in France.
From a beautiful luxury ski chalet in Val d’Isere tucked away near Le Fornet to polished five-star hotels right in the heart of the village, we’ll help you find the right base and take care of everything else.
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39 Rooms & Suites
A stylish ski-in/slopes-front retreat in Val-d’Isère - Scandinavian-chic design, a refined spa and indoor pool, with Elegant ambience for families and couples alike.
76 Rooms & Suites
A striking ski-in sanctuary at the foot of the Belle varde piste - where Alpine warmth meets Michelin-starred cuisine, a vast Sisley spa and a full children's club and bowling alley for families.
70 Rooms & Suites
A warm alpine retreat in the heart of Val d’Isère, just steps from the lifts, with an elegant spa, family suites and an iconic cocktail bar - the perfect blend of relaxed style and mountain charm.
41 Rooms & Suites
A ski-in/ski-out alpine palace in Val d’Isère ; family-friendly Kids’ Camp, Guerlain spa and exclusive resort credits, upgrades and perks when booked through us
113 Rooms & Suites
A stylish ski-in retreat on the slopes of Val d’Isère - cocktail bar, spa and a kids’ club, delivering modern alpine design with playful energy.
Val d’Isère is one of the most celebrated ski resorts in the world, blending historic Savoyard character with a dynamic and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The village sits at 1,850 metres, ensuring excellent snow cover from November to May. Its stone and wood chalets create a charming Alpine look, while its international reputation makes it a magnet for serious skiers.
Linked with Tignes, the Espace Killy ski area offers over 300 kilometres of pistes, from wide open runs to steep Olympic descents. The Face de Bellevarde, created for the 1992 Winter Games, is one of the most challenging black runs in Europe. For those seeking adventure, the off-piste options are extensive and best explored with a guide.
Val d’Isère is equally vibrant away from the slopes. Its après-ski scene is famous, from lively slope-side venues like La Folie Douce to sophisticated bars and lounges in the village. Dining is exceptional, with Michelin-starred restaurants and chic bistros, while accommodation ranges from historic hotels to palatial chalets. Luxury ski holidays in Val d’Isere blend adrenaline, atmosphere, and prestige like nowhere else.
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Airport 1
CHAMBERY (CMF) - 95KMS // 1HR 15MINS
Airport 2
GENEVA (GVA) - 180KMS // 2HRS 10MINS
Private Airport
MERIBEL (MFX) - In Resort
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Train Station
MOUTIERS - 17KMS // 25MINS
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MERIBEL - In Resort
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Val d’Isère offers one of the most complete ski areas in Europe. Linked with Tignes, the Espace Killy combines high-altitude glaciers, wide cruising pistes, and some of the Alps’ most famous expert runs.
Intermediates love the long, rolling blues on Solaise and the scenic descents back towards the village, while stronger skiers gravitate towards the Face de Bellevarde, the steeps of La Daille, and the freeride terrain around Le Fornet. Glacier skiing on the Pissaillas extends the season and adds variety, particularly in early winter and spring.
Lift infrastructure is modern and efficient, meaning you spend less time queuing and more time skiing. Even in peak season, the sheer scale of the area helps spread skiers out across the mountain.
Tignes–Val d’Isère
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If you fancy a day away from the pistes during your luxury ski break in Val d’Isere, there’s plenty to do. Experience off-piste guiding, paragliding, or ice climbing in the Manchet Valley, or slow the pace with snowshoeing, spa retreats, and gourmet dining. Tell us what you’re interested in, and we’ll arrange everything around your ski days.
Val d’Isère offers some of the most dynamic and snow-sure skiing in the Alps. Linked with Tignes to form the Espace Killy, it spans more than 300 km of pistes, from glacier runs at over 3,000 m to sheltered valley descents. Expect a mix of wide cruisers, challenging steeps, and world-class off-piste terrain.
Highlights include La Face de Bellevarde, the legendary World Cup downhill course; the long, scenic Col de l’Iseran runs; and Santons, which snakes beautifully into the village. Intermediates love the Solaise sector for its sun-drenched blues, while experts head to Le Fornet and Pissaillas Glacier for freeride adventure.
Yes. The Solaise area has an excellent beginner zone with covered magic carpets and slow-speed lifts, plus gentle blue runs ideal for early progression. The ESF Val d’Isère and Oxygène Ski School both offer specialised children’s programmes, private lessons, and English-speaking instructors.
The ski season runs from late November to early May, one of the longest in France. For the best snow, visit January to March; for quieter slopes and sunshine, April is ideal. Thanks to its altitude and glacier access, Val d’Isère guarantees excellent snow even late in the season.
The village balances Alpine tradition with modern flair — think Michelin-starred dining, designer boutiques, world-class spas, and lively après-ski at La Folie Douce and Cocorico. There’s also ice driving, snowshoeing, and paragliding for those seeking adventure away from the pistes.
Val d’Isère sits in the Tarentaise Valley, around 2.5–3 hours from Geneva, Lyon, or Chambéry airports. The nearest train station is Bourg-Saint-Maurice, just 40 minutes away. The Camel Collection arranges private transfers, chauffeurs, and helicopter charters directly to resort.
Few resorts balance big-mountain adventure with family appeal quite like Val d’Isère. Here, children learn to ski in full view of the Alps’ most iconic peaks - from the gentle Solaise nursery slopes to the rolling blues that link into Tignes.
The Village des Enfants and Oxygène Ski School create an atmosphere that’s energetic yet reassuring, with brilliant English-speaking instructors, small groups, and private lessons. Families love the freedom to ski together across vast, snow-sure terrain while still having easy meeting points and quick lift links back to the village.
When the skis come off, Val d’Isère doesn’t slow down. Kids can race down the Savonnette toboggan run, explore the ice rink in the heart of town, or make a splash at the Centre Aquasportif.
Evenings are for cosy mountain dinners and torchlit descents, where the buzz of the resort meets Alpine magic. It’s a place that keeps every generation entertained, with style, snow, and spirit in equal measure. It’s easy to see why family ski holidays in Val d’Isere remain so popular.
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