The Skiers' Guide to La Rosière 1850

I loved my experience here. The views were beautiful!!!! There were a few too many pull rope lifts for my taste particularly the one you had to take to get back to the ski storage room but the lockers there were spacious and I loved the ski in ski out aspect. There was also a shuttle from a further area of the mountain back to the hotel. I have enjoyed all the club med locations I’ve been to but the food here was definitely the best. The entertainment was fantastic as well, so much fun. I took Pilates and went in the jacuzzi and steam room. I didn’t actually get in the pool but it was gorgeous and the view from that side of the resort was stunning!!! I guess one downside is it’s 3 hours from Geneva airport but that’s probably true of most ski resorts

La Rosiere really is one of France's best kept secrets. South facing slopes, high snow sure resort, a huge ski area linked to La Thuile in Italy providing well groomed slopes for a variety abilities and stunning views along tge Iseran valley. A good selection of restaurants and bars, both on the slopes and in the villages. An excellent and broad selection of accommodation from luxury hotels and catered chalets to self catered apartments. It's a reasonably priced resort when compared to the neighbours like the 3 valleys and Eapace Killy. Family friendly with good entertainment. An excellent ice hockey team that plays on a Wednesday evening. I worked a ski season there and loved every moment. I go back as often as possible (winter and summer). La Ros gets 10/10!

Amazing resort for families. The slopes are really quiet. There is good access to slopes for beginners as well as advance with lots of off piste powder between runs. There is lots to do for non skiers too. Plus there’s always lots of snow and lots of sun in La Rosiere!