Val Thorens
Overview
Offslope/apres ski
Val Thorens has a good selection of bars and clubs playing a wide variety of music. Bars include Rendez Vous, red Fox, Saloon, O’Connells, Shamrock pub, Downunder, and the ever famous Frog and Roastbeef. Malayasia and Klub Summit are two banging nightclubs. Then there is the Folie Douce……..but why would you.
There is a wide and good selection of restaurants ranging from good value to very expensive. There is also a good selection of mountain restaurants to suit all tastes. Off the slopes is limited, other than a small sports centre and cinema.
Overview
High, ski convenient and snow sure. Great slopes for all abilities, a really good destination for mixed ability groups. Lots of chalets, hotels and apartments to choose from.
At a glance
- Pistes:
- 600km
- Resort height:
- 2300m
- Top station:
- 3248m
Suitability
Positives
- Highest resort in the Alps at 2300 metres
- Extensive range of local slopes
- Good access to The Three Valleys
- Gentle nursery slopes
Negatives
- Some crowded pistes
- Queues can be long
- Village is unattractive
- Very bleak, no trees
Chalet Ibex is the highest chalet style apartment in the French Alps, it is split over two floors and accommodates up to ten guests. This chalet offers modern decor and...
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Location Chalet Capricorne is a chalet apartment located in the Altitude Val 2400 Residence in the Balcons area of Val Thorens. It is ideal for those wanting quick access to...
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Chalet Renard is one of the highest chalet style apartments in the French Alps, and accommodates up to ten guests on one floor. This chalet offers modern decor and boasts...
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The chalet is in a fantastic location, close to the Plein Sud blue piste which runs down through the village. You can ski or walk the 100m from the door...
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Chalet Jakub offers one of the largest chalet apartment options in Val Thorens. It’s located in a residence with only 14 units and is simply ideal for a group of...
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Chalet Mathilde is one of three chalets in a small residence at the entrance to the Balcons area of Val Thorens. The building is shared exclusively with Chalets Chloe and...
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Stand-alone chalets are a rarity in Val Thorens and even more so when they are ski-in, ski-out. If it’s a good location you’re after, then Chalets Pégase and Véga are...
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Chalet Olivier offers one of the largest chalet apartment surfaces in Val Thorens and is simply ideal for a group of friends or families alike. The unpretentious chalet presents a...
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Stand-alone chalets are a rarity in Val Thorens and even more so when they are ski-in, ski-out. If it’s a good location you’re after, then Chalets Pégase and Véga are...
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The chalet is in a fantastic location, close to the Plein Sud blue piste which runs down through the village. You can ski or walk the 100m from the door...
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