The Skiers' Guide to Alpe d'Huez

It was a great experience I went with the school any everything was so well organised. There was also plenty of runs for all levels so everyone had a great time

Great resort with a range of different runs for all levels. Lifts were efficient but can be busy at peak times.

Its a fun reason and the runs are great with turns

I loved my time there and the slopes weren’t too busy. The apres was great and I got very lucky with the conditions which were excellent the whole time with slopes kept in a great way! Would return

Great resort for beginners, beautiful scenery.
Good party town
Rum bar is a must .
Ice rink.
Night clubs

Alpe dhuez never disappoints. Excellent range of piste and terrain. Love the longest black run, the Sarenne. Beautiful resort and lots of great apres and places to eat.

Great slopes and ski/board schools. Accommodation was good. Apres ski varied and lively. Friendly resort. Had a guide/teacher take us off piste.

my first time skiing and alp d’huez certainly didn’t disappoint. Incredible scenery, lots of green runs perfect for learning on, the ski school ESF were great and helped me maintain control even on busy slopes. So many good spots to stop for lunch on the slopes. Only downside was the cable car to the peak Pic Blanc 3300 wasn’t open during our visit.

Get to the lifts early, ski in the morning followed by a late lunch in the afternoon. You can then do Apres ski with spa facilities in the afternoon followed by an early dinner. The perfect ski holiday!

Really nice resort , super big resort with lots of really cool tree runs which I love !! Nice little town too

A great resort, with challenging runs and a real mix of terrain. Lots of lifts makes it super efficient. - great town with a great atmosphere

Great resort!! We had a great time each time we were there with family and friends. Fun fur every type of skier! The food was delicious and we were able to eat on the terrasse! Amazing views!

I loved the resort and found lots of good runs which were fun and relaxing to go for repeated runs. The aprés ski was also enjoyable with lots of options. Can get busy in peak season but everything moves well on the lifts.

Good resort. They hadn’t had snow for a while when I visit so a lot of slopes were closed/limited off piste. That being said, the result still didn’t feel too small or restricted. The amenities and restaurants are good too.

Lovely resort with excellent facilities. Priced appropriately for the quality received in facilities and ski runs.

I attended the resort as a first time skier. I’d had 2 ski lessons in the UK but had never skied in the mountains before. The resort is great for beginners, offering multiple green runs that were easy but also challenging in areas to allow for progression and improvement in skiing.

Easy drive from Grenoble. Had plenty of snow in late season, end of March. It was not crowded. Many blue and red runs.

Fabulous resort, great restaurants and bars and endless pistes. Would recommend to everyone from families to groups of friends

We have visited Alpe DHuez three times and it is one of our favourite resorts.
The ski area is brilliant for a mix of abilities so ideal for family trips,
Plenty of quieter areas to explore if you’re visiting in the busy periods

Great place to visit, 90 minutes from Grenoble Airport been twice now and would definitely go back. Apres isn’t wild but enough going on. Lots of places to eat we did have to book but we were a group of 8

Excellent high resort with plenty of ski runs to choose from and pretty snow sure. Apres ski good .
Down point is expensive lift passes