Alpe d'Huez Reviews & Ratings

Great resort on all levels - ski -ing/non skiing. Ease. Id access to ski slopes. In resort activity. Choice of food styles both in the day and evening. Accessibility of resort without skis. Friendliness and holiday feel.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Alpe d'Huez and had an incredible experience! The resort itself is absolutely stunning, offering a wide variety of slopes suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned pros. The breathtaking views of the Alps were a constant highlight, especially from the top of the mountain.What really stood out to me, however, was how family-friendly the resort is. There are plenty of activities for kids and families, from ski schools to toboggan runs and even an ice skating rink. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, making it a perfect destination for a family getaway.The hotels in Alpe d'Huez were top-notch, with many offering ski-in, ski-out access, so you can hit the slopes without any hassle. The accommodations were comfortable, modern, and well-equipped, ensuring a relaxing stay after a day on the mountain. The dining options were also great, offering a mix of local Alpine dishes and international cuisine, which made everyone in our group happy.Overall, Alpe d'Huez provides a fantastic mix of excellent skiing, family-oriented activities, and outstanding hotel accommodations. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a memorable mountain holiday!

Resort with lots of runs! Great for families and adults. Nice village. Had lots of fun there would reccomend!

We had an excellent holiday at Alpes dHuez in spite of some less than ideal snow conditions.The resort is extensive, with runs / pistes for all abilities, however conditions were icy with hard snow whilst we were there. Whilst we had an enjoyable experience, we felt that the resort would not be as enjoyable for novice skiers/snowboarders given the difficulty and condition of the green slopes.The resort has excellent amenities for families, our 3-year old had a blast at ski-school, and there are plenty fun routes dedicated to young skiers / snowboarders

Very accessible skiing for all levels, though not as picturesque as some other resorts especially in Italy, Austria.

A great resort with a variety of runs at different levels. Plenty of skiable area, and plenty of lifts.Drinking and food options plentiful too.Ideal for skiers of any ability, whether in groups or in families. Would definitely return.

Great resort for all abilities! Mountains and apre/restaurants are brilliant. Resort is on a hill so check where you are staying!

A perfect resort for families as the grade of piste gets harder the higher you go up the bowl. Plenty of park skiing with jumps for all, even a bit of night skiing. Apres ski is chilled, there is also a pool and ice rink.Lots of variety in the restaurants to suit all tastes and pockets.

It was my first time at a ski resort after having only done indoor lessons before. There was a great variety of slopes for all levels as well as jump parks and mini slalom courses to have a go on. The queues for the chair lifts were never too bad although some of the green runs could get a bit congested at times. There is good choice for apres bar, La folie douce was of course my favourite! There was a range of accomodation, ours was ski in ski out which was really helpful and we enjoyed some meals out at restaurants as well. Strongly recommend La pomme de pin for French food! Would definitely come back to alpe dhuez

Alpe d'Huez is a beautiful resort in the French Alps with plenty of access to great skiing for all levels. The village offers all you could need in terms of shops, restaurants and bars. The ski school is also great, as a beginner myself coming to the sport in adulthood, I had a great time each morning learning techniques in a fun and safe environment, whilst my partner checked out the more challenging slopes. We stayed in self catering accommodation and enjoyed beautiful wintery views from our balcony each morning. It was bliss.

I have been here over 7 times from when I was 12 to now 21. It has a variety of runs ranging from long wide blues to steep reds and blacks. It is home to the famous sirenne run, although not as long as stated is still and exciting run.

Very friendly atmosphere, easy access and accommodation, and loads of activities to keep you entertained

Amazing runs and so many more activities other than snowboarding and skiing to do, they also have a spa which is amazing for relaxing after a busy day out on the slopes, staff are also very friendly and welcoming 100% recommended

Great resort for intermediate skiers, lots of choice. Great resort outside of just skiing also, for apres, eating out, etc.

Good resort, nice and high so pretty snow sure however on my last visit the sledge piste was closed and the snow was pretty poor. Above the tree line so no tree skiing.Great wide open piste with lots of off piste just off the groomers. Busy resort but deals with a lot of people well.Decent park with easy access.Will definitely go back

We stayed in Vaujany , a great little village connected to main resort via a huge gondola. Slopes are many and varied, too many for us to ski it all, and high altitude up to 3300. Lovely mountain restaurants and good vibes at la folie douce.Excellent resort for all round snow, pistes, and speed ski. Good choice of accommodation and reasonable prices to be found.

A very good all rounder of a resort. Will find skiing suitable for all abilities as apres ski for all types of visitors. Lots to do in the Resort. Good restaurants and bars to visit.

Have skied here lots both as a tourist as a student living locally. Great resort for beginner to advanced level, with stuff for all.Be wary of business and life queens especially in Bristol school holiday time and aim to get to lifts early. I would advise staying in the main town of alpe dHuez if you want to be close to night life and bars, other smaller towns part go resort are nice but you need to get the last ski lift back or bus back. Eating out can tricky if you havent booked so would advise doing that else you may struggle. There are variety of supermarkets so self catering is an option. Overall, good ski resort especially for mixed ability groups.

We loved Alpe dHuez! We went with a group of 10 (both skiers and snowboarders). You are spoiled with the variety of slopes and the amount of them. Apres ski at La Folie Douce was one of the best apres ski locations I visited.

I have ski there with my children just before Xmas. Very good slops, high altitude , snow is guarantee, lots of restaurants toChoose from. Our favourite was Food base with lots of different cuisines at a very reasonable price. Lots of different accommodations to choose from. Big ski area. Lots of lifts and not crowded (at least when we visited in December 2024)