Alpe d'Huez - Community Reviews & Ratings

Great family resort if you want something for everyone. Our family were looking for great off-piste, challenging skiing, apres ski, terrain parks, cruisy blues and reds, ski in ski out, easy to access by car, big ski area, modern lifts, some shopping and off-slope activity (e.g. swimming and ice skating), good value for money, high altitude / snowsure. Alpe D'Huez delivered on all of these and kept everyone in the family happy. We went in half term. It was busy but we soon found our way around and generally managed to avoid the big queues. Great holiday, booked again for next year!

I just spent 11 days in Alpe D'Huez by myself. The first week I was in the MMV Les Bergers which is right beside the Marmotte lift and the rest of the time I was at La Castallan Hotel near the Grand Sure lift. The resort had a wide range of terrain for all levels. The black runs are mostly at the top from Pic Blanc or Marmotte 3 lift and the greens are by the village. There are some runs that do have flat bits which can be difficult for boarders but if you are a decent boarder you will be fine to get across them. My favourite run was Sarenne, which is a black run from Pic Blanc 3300m and I got fresh tracks on it with the pisteurs. You can buy a ticket for 26 on top of your ski pass. Overall a great resort!

Nice town with good choice of shops and restaurants. Some great restaurants on the mountain. I liked being able to ski to the quieter smaller resorts.

Not too many English yahoos so quite a nice atmosphere Some longish lift queues, but the pistes were good. Couldnt find any off piste due to the snow conditions.

Nice ski area which links up to much larger area via lifts or a bus. Quite good off-piste options but massive positive is proximity to La Grave, which you can access via a bus. Fun nightlift and a range of restaurants and bars

Great resort. Lots to do in the village. Great skiingng for all abilities. Good lifts. Also great un Summer for cyclists.

Really enjoyed it here, some great food options but definitely consider making advanced dinner reservations! Some fun bars around which also feature on resort pub crawls. Good range of slopes for all abilities and a cool bucket lift across the village that you dont often see!

Very busy in the main entry point slopes but thinned out on the red and black runs. An excellent sports centre that had indoor rock climbing and table tennis. A wide choice of food and entertainment including and outdoor ice rink.

Great resort friendly easy access to lifts snow good food great. Organised for family. Hotel was clean and close to slopes.

As a young adult Alpe Dhuez offers a lot with the variety of runs to make any amount of stay enjoyable. It also has a lot of budget friendly options with accommodation and food - considering where you are it isnt as extortionate as other places/ as you could expect. It has cheaper sandwich and McDonalds options if you want it! I also enjoyed the bars and Après ski - we spent some time at Stiefs which is open late with good music and beers but there are a lot of cheaper places with DJs and good atmosphere.