Les 2 Alpes Reviews & Ratings

This is a very good resort option for a short break. Me and four others enjoyed great skiing, food and drink for three days in January. Three star Hotel Melezes, right on the piste was excellent. We bought lift passes at the hotel and very convenient ski hire was around the corner.
It was a very short walk (100m) or pole ski to the Diable lift each morning. Pistes were well groomed and the ratings were appropriate. The signage wasn’t always a clear as it could be and noticeably so given what I have been used to in other French resorts. Hotel food was excellent so take the half board option. There is a hot tub you can book a 30 minute slot to use for free. Hotel lounges were spacious and comfortable. Staff were without exception superb.
The town is lively and has great aprés with live musicians commonplace. The high street is also full of traditional ski resort shops like local produce, wine etc. There were lots of restaurants and bars available to choose from. We just enjoyed the bars.
It is easy to get to this resort by bus in less than a couple of hours from Grenoble train station. Grenoble is linked to Paris and the SNCF journey was just over two hours.
All in all, not that extensive but a great choice for a short break.

We had a great time at Les 2 Alpes. I had some lessons and the instructor was friendly and took us on some great runs. Some days were quieter than others, but the area is huge, and lots of runs for beginners like me.
The restaurant options were great and there was some nice bars to visit in the evenings.

Of the 3 skiing days I was really impressed with the ski lift to the glacier. Fast, and efficientbut it was out of peak season. . Great bars on the slopes, I could have stayed for hours but 1 Aperol had to do. Chosen for resort height, snow was amazing, very lucky with blue skies each day.

L2A was a fantastic resort especially for Easter skiing. If you like a long blue run there are plenty of these and allow more novice members of the group to progress from greens quite easily. Talking of beginners, having nursery slopes in the village, and at 2,600 and 3,200m makes it feel like they can be part of the action and not confined to the village zone. Conditions are great and guaranteed with the high altitude and the views from the top of the resort are amazing.

Fun lively resort with great runs
Excellent value for money
Great runs and lots of Apres ski options
Loads of bars and restaurants and shops

School trip of 86 kids. Great resort, more runs than we had time to do and the italian ski instructors we had were unreal. Ski cafes and bars were brilliant, with some quality apres ski bars with live djs and allsorts. Slope management excellent, even with hit conditions it was still very good conditions to board. Town was great and food options a plenty. Casa Nostra food was unbelievably good. Would highly recommend this resort

Good value but not great for snowboarders who are beginners as alot of the green and blue runs are narrow!

Great time with friends, lovely ski village perfect for families, ski rental was efficient as well as transport network.

Love the area seasonaire every year at the rise festival which is in December
Whole resort friendly
Night skiing

plus Austrian alps

We’ll grooms slopes. In the afternoon the slopes are a bit slushy lower down, so you can a stay at 3000m for great snow and runs. Great resort for restaurants and families

We had a week including beginner snowboarders and experienced skiers and plenty for everyone. Loving the new Jandri Express up to the glacier. Amazing conditions for end of season.
Hotel Le Sherpa, in the heart of the village is an absolute treasure.

Great report for beginners and intermediates. Enough to keep advanced skiers entertained for a week and good off piste with fresh snow. Over 2000m vertical decent in 1 run for anyone wanting a long run

I regularly visit this resort its got a long setup of many different amenities and things to do. I did alot of my learning with the team here and would recommend their expertise in teaching. The only unfortunate part I would say is that the green run is not friendly for beginner snowboarders due to a really flat part that takes 10 mins to walk down if you lose speed on. As a beginner you wouldnt be able to control how much speed youd need for the duration of the flat and even if youre advanced and need to slow down for any reason it will mean youd have to get off your board and walk down this part. Towards the end of the mountain is prone to icy terrain and can be dangerous so knowing the mountain is important.

We've been to les deux alpes 5 times. Once staying at hotel jam session which was an experience to say the least. Never again! I believe it's closed now anyway.

The other times we have stayed at hotel le sherpa which is outstanding.

The half board option gives you a fresh tasty continental breakfast and amazing evening meal.

Rooms are clean and spacious. They've recently refurbished the hotel, added another floor and extended the dining area.

The location of the hotel is as outstanding. A 2 minutes walk to the main gondola and depending on the snow level, you can often skit to about 30m from the hotel.

The runs here are so much fun. Really wide and well groomed.

There's very few green runs so if you're a new skier or boarder, you won't have much choice.

We will be returning again probably in December 2026 and hotel le sherpa will be our home for the week.

If you've not been to les deux alpes, you should go.

Great for Easter skiing due to height of resort and lots of blue slopes up high. Well put together snowparks for various level riders.
Bus system to get you round the resort is good, especially if you are down the hill like we stayed!

Great resort. Varied levels of slopes good for families. I found it was Cheaper than other resorts for accommodation. Been 4 times, love how accessible everything is

We had a good ski holiday in Les 2 Alpes over the New Year’s Day week. The size of the ski area is massive and a huge number of slopes for beginners and intermediates. However, queues for lifts in the mornings were horrendous and on the first two days it took over an hour of queuing to get up the mountain. It was also very icy this time of the year so we avoided many slopes in the shade due to this. The best slopes were on the very top of the glacier but it took over an hour just to get there.

Went to les2alpes solo and made so many friends. I was never riding solo the whole resort is a vibe from top to bottom. the locals are very friendly and food is amazing

One of the best French resort. Great snow, great ski, good after ski. All inclusive hotel 5minutes from the slopes. Ski hire in the hotel. Really good slopes for beginners and advanced.

Great resort, 3rd time here. The massive selling point is the height of a lot of the skiing, all the way up to 3600m. There is a main gondola lift that takes around 20mins to go up to the top from the resort centre. Main issue for me is the resort is very up and down and you would struggle to spend a whole day on the mountain without coming down to the bottom at some point, not great if you are a quick skier. Very family friendly and a good mixture of easy/beginner runs with a lot of blues and reds and some trickier blacks. Would recommend especially at Easter time when you have an almost certain chance of very decent snow and good weather being in the Southern Alpes!