Flaine Reviews & Ratings

We were lucky to have two powder days, these were fantastic. The off piste section at the top of the resort was amazing. The rest of the week was very icy due to no snow but freezing conditions. However this didnt tamper the overall feel of the resort. We went out of school holiday times and the slopes on occasion had no one on them, lots of wide sections and some narrow, great mix and great fun. Very small snow park however Carroz was great. Overall fab

Love coming back to Flaine. Has everything you need in one place. So many ski runs to try as well. Keeps improving everytime

Great resort with plenty of variety, quick lifts and not the busiest of places

Flaine is a great resort with every type of skiing there I loved hitting the ski park and the off-piste runs the most, the resort is very well maintained and set up and there are normally little to none queues for the chairlifts and gondolas I would rate the resort a 4/5 as it is awesome great for anyone learning and for very good skiers.

A lovely resort which reaches 2500m which secured good snow conditions all year round. Some great off piste within the Flaine area and a gorgeous 14km run from 2500m down to 760m

Flaine is a resort in the huge Grand Massif ski area. Its unique in that its not amazingly high compared to some other high altitude French resorts but it sits in a bowl that seems to collect all the surrounding weather making it incredibly snow sure. Its a purpose built resort which has a (purposely) modern brutalist architecture - which people love and hate in equal measure. Personally I love it. The bowl itself has masses of skiing with powder fields, small fun parks and instagrammable views of Mont Blanc at the top of Les Grandes Platieres. My favourite run is the blue mephisto all the way down from the top of the Aup de Veran cable car. The little standing 2 person cable car is a fun way to get to Flaine Forest. Outside of the Flaine bowl the choices are endless where you can reach the resorts of Les Carroz, Morillon and Samoëns - these are great to have different options for lunch. We loved the piste side snack bars in Morillon for a quick lunch to fuel us. Flaine is also set on a couple of levels - all this is easily negotiated due to the in town pedestrian funiculars that connect the levels. Nightlife is limited in Flaine with most of the action centred on The White bar which is great for apres beers, does hearty food and carries on partying into the night with live music. Their is a cinema in town which does the odd English film and a ten pin bowling centre which offers another night out. The main restaurants also sit along a row at the bottom of the slopes in the square where children sledge at nighttime. My impression is that Flaine isnt high on the radar of Brits meaning that Ive always found it much quieter than other big french resorts.