La Plagne Reviews & Ratings

Ive been to La Plagne twice now with my partner and and 2 children, we have found La Plagne brilliant with a large ski area giving you lots of options for different run, the sko school was very friendly and had great instructors, accommodation was reasonably priced, we went out of a school holidays which obviously made it cheaper. Would definitely recommend going!

Great forst resort with plenty of runs for all abilities! Wasn't too busy off season but still plenty of people. Blue runs were very busy but red were quieter

Stayed in a self catering apartment in Aime 2000 in January 2025. Resort was a little limited for apres ski options, but good food options and ski in/ski out accommodation. The piste area is huge and has a great lift network. Something for everyone, boarders or skiers at all levels

Loved the resort, could do with a few more beginner friendly runs at the lower areas of the mountain. Food wasn’t amazing and was fairly expensive but nothing different from many other ski resorts in France.

Family friendly resort. Plenty of pistes to choose from so suitable for beginners and pros. Snow sure even late in the season. Lively Apres in most villages. Pricey but you get what you pay for. Going back again in January!

Everywhere is so easy to get to! I would recommend giving yourself plenty of time to get back from les arcs as lifts don’t wait for you!

Really good holiday, busy as it was school half term. Arpette is a gorgeous bar to finish your day. Highly recommend doing the bobsleigh run

Great spot for those wanting to ski a new run each time, tons of variety.
Suits family trips down to the ground as there’s a couple of bars and one club to look after those after a later night out

Designed for skiiers, not for beauty very boxy resort in 4 areas. Good lift connections. Fast lifts, not many queues. Not many snow makers. More apartments and self catering than hotels. Budget end resort but good, well groomed pustes. Not much nightlife and only "basic" restaraunts, Megeve or Courchelal it's nit but nor are the prices. For budget conscious u 40's or families look at UCPA.

Great resort - amazing staff and runs. Most runs are well groomed and there is plenty for people who are coming from all levels

Very good variety of groomed piste runs. Plenty of bars and places to stop on the slopes. Connection with Les Arcs is great.
Very good and family friendly ski resort I’ll definitely be going back.

Went out in jan 2025 with a group of mate. Stayed in a catered chalet. Honestly the best week.
Awesome snow, great runs - especially variety catering for my whole group.
Good out was good.
Very easily accessible and only 2hr transfer from Grenoble.

First family trip - needed more space but the slopes were perfect for us. Amazing teachers from Oxygen for the kids.

We had the best time, staying at MGM La Plagne and having lessons in the mornings. A really good variety of accessible slopes for beginner/intermediate riders, although not the best/most accessible “baby slopes” I’ve ever seen. I wish we were going again this year, the snow looks amazing.

I learnt here and it was great for an adult beginner. Ski schools were super helpful, and there were lots of nice green and blue runs to practice on. Had lots of snow in March too.

I stayed in Champagny-en-Vanoise, a beautiful alpine village that is great for a quieter, more authentic alpes experience , with plenty of places to eat and drink in the evenings. It is quieter, so not as great on apres as the more central villages like Belle Plagne and Plagne 1800. Accommodation is very affordable here compared to those at a higher altitude. From here it is very easy to get to the main slopes of La Plagne, by taking a 5 minute cable car from the village.

Snow conditions were good at the top of the gondola when we were here but not at the village level, so unfortunately we couldn’t ski back down to the village, like you normally can with good snow fall. This just meant we had to get the gondola back down in the afternoon.

The piste skiing in La plagne is incredible. You can ski for over a week and still have more to ski, especially with the Paradiski pass which allows you into Les Arcs via the Vallandry express I think it’s called. The pistes are well maintained, and you are pretty much garunteed snow. When the weather is bad, there are plenty of tree runs catering for all abilities at lower altitude, but these can sometimes become icy and are much narrower than the higher pistes.

The fun parks are great, with jumps and challenges for all levels. The ski schools are also great, I recommend Oxygene, they were great for me when I was younger.

Overall an excellent resort for everyone. Has something for families, friends, couples and more. I do highly recommend staying gd in Champagny-en-vaniose if you are not too bothered about the nightlife or apres, as it was absolutely stunning, with views of Courchevel and La Tania.

Stayed here while I worked at an on- mountain BnB, unfortunately the snow was not great that month but there's good terrain and fun après ski.

Great resort, lots of choice of ski runs (blues, reds & blacks with a sprinkle of some greens).

Great vibes, lots of choice of accommodation, food and activities…definitely heading back!

We went to La Plagne as a group of dads with our kids. The ski area is exceptional. It’s large, has a good mix of runs although they do lean towards blues rather than reds. The bars and restaurants are very good but expensive. Wouldn’t hesitate to go back.

La plagne is a destination I will certainly go back to, large piste map area covering a huge variation of runs with a high elevation for snow sure all season. Some decent parks, off piste and border cross. What’s not to love