La Tania Reviews & Ratings

Great resort with fabulous access to the extensive Three Valley area. We love the resort for the great skiing as well as the great bars and restaurant options. The place is perfect for families as well as groups of friends. I don’t think you could beat the place as your location in the Three Valleys.

The accommodation options are very good however on very pricier side. It is family friendly resort with options of good quality restaurants. Has a esf ski school for beginners and 2 beginner slopes with access to a Bubble lift. Few ski equipment rental shops available to choose. Ski pass is on expensive side compared to other ski resorts in alps.

the ski lessons here were so amazing! esf were incredible, i went from never having skied to being a confident easy blue run skier in 5 days
the food and bars were great and good fun and everyone i met was super lively and welcoming i’d definitely go back

La Tania is a very nice village on the edge of Courchevel, its on the cheeper side as well which always adds a bonus. There are 2 main pubs (ski Lodge and Tiger), both have great live music multiple times a week all winter and drinks aren't horrific prices. All round a great place to stay and should definitely look into it if looking for an amazing ski holiday in a convenient location.

Friendly, relaxed and down to earth ski resort. La Tania is a small ski town with all the amenities you could want and a fantastic and lively apres bar. Lots of ski rental places and equipment shops and a small supermarket. Only downside is there's just two restaurants to eat out in but good news is the creperie is brilliant but book ahead as it gets busy for dinner. Good nursery slope in town to have lessons on as an adult or child with a carpet lift. The Le Tania bubble lift up is good but can be tricky as a beginner to then get over to the easier green slopes around Courcheval. Can be done but not ideal as blues are much easier to do. And the Bubble Lift down shuts by 5pm (check, might be 4.30) and the green route down into town is actually more of a blue so can be scary for beginners. Or you can get the free bus to La Praz where the cable car runs much later and takes you straight up into Courcheval 1850, which is so overpriced. You can also get over into Meribel which has great slopes and lovely restaurants half way up the mountain. Our very ambitious pals got over to Val Thorens and back before the lifts shut. Would definitely stay here again!

You have direct access to Les Trois Vallées which gives you lots of options. La Tania is good for beginners to intermediate skiers but experts can travel further throughout Les Trois Vallees. Runs are tree lined which is good for visibility when weather conditions are bad. The village itself is quiet and less flashy/expensive than Courcheval 1850

Easy to get into other bigger areas using the gondola and lifts. Gondola always quiet on a morning. Good pub and a couple food options.

Freeriderepublica provided a fantastic catered chalet , transfers included
Food was fantastic. Good value for money and all staff were fantastic

A great resort for any beginner to intermediate skiers or boarders set in the beautiful wooded mountain side in between courchevel and meribel. La tania’s local slopes are great for beginners and intermediates with a chilled tree run to take you back down to the village (which does get a little icy after lots of traffic sometimes), or for seemingly infinite choice and an incredible range of views and terrain, you of course have access to the whole of the massive three valleys ski area within easy reach. It’s also totally doable to ski over past VT and to les menuires so long as you time your return route for the last lifts up from VT / meribel. Charming Small village with a few great amentities overall and with amazing access to the rest of the valleys.

Great resort to ski in and out of. We stayed in Chalet Rabel and you could ski right into the slopes down to the lift. Fantastic views. Great restaurants and the ski lodge pub great for apres ski. So good we are going again next January

Great resort! With access to the amazing amount of skiing in the three valleys. Great apres bar right at the bottom of the slopes with a nice chill vibe earlier on but very busy and viney later. Great range of restaurants around for all price ranges. Great resort, would highly recommend

The place to ski if you want to get away from the crowds in the Three Valleys. The tree lined runs down to La Tania are superb and if you start at the top of Bou Blanc you get to take an lovely black followed by a carving blue all the way to the bottom. The Ski Lodge has excellent apres ski, live bands and good beer. I've skied all over the Three Valleys but La Tania is always my favourite.

La Tania was a friendly resort, great little village to stay in good nightlife in le pub always different entertainment going on food was also great value in there lift ques small and well pisted up lovely run down every night into resort le follies would definitely go back there again

Very good resort and only a short lift from courchevel. Lots of runs. Part of the 3 valleys so can explore well.

Great little resort with 3V access, the (in)famous Slodge for debauched apres and some good backcountry if you know where to look. Recently had a world cup run added that is challenging fun. Lifts are a bit creaky but do the job. Probably more English than even Meribel.

A quiet resort but excellent for getting into the 3 valleys. La Montana Hotel 3 stars is excellent. Great food and service. Good blue and green runs to resort. Busy in the morning which then gets very quiet the rest of the day.

La Tania has always been great value for money given the location right in the middle of Meribel and Courchevel without the pretentious loaded life up in Courchevel, La Tania is always very down to earth and has great Apres, especially in the Ski Lodge!

Super family friendly resort but with some very good bars for Apres. Ski Lodge and La Taiga are must visits.

Excellent little town to stay in for three valleys access - cheaper than the better known ones and very quickly able to access both Courchevel and Meribel. Easy to get across to Val Thorens for the day too. Great final run down into La Tania and the town itself is fab with very lively apres.

Brilliant resort, Id recommend getting the 3 valleys pass. La Tania slopes dont get much sun so can become icy quickly when it gets compacted, but further up the mountain is perfect