The Skiers' Guide to Les 2 Alpes

Great ski trip! Really enjoyed staying at the resort, more of a family vibe there. Night life could be better but apres was a good laugh.

I’m a beginner/intermediate snowboarder and went to Les 2 Alps with my partner and family. This resort was incredible, plenty of blue runs to choose from that suit all levels of skiers and snowboarders. The town itself is beautiful and offers plenty of places to eat and drink. We were very fortunate with the snowfall for the start of our holiday, offering lots of preferred runs and then enjoying a few blue birds on our last days and enjoying the apres ski!

Amazing ski resort! I have been here twice now during Rise festival. It is quite early in the season (early December) so is always a hit or miss with the snow, however the resort is well maintained and groomed so even the slightest bit of snow makes a difference. They had majority of runs open, with some closed due to ice/thin show, however you could still make it top to bottom. They also keep the snow park well maintained.

The Apres Ski is amazing! Pano Bar is great fun & has great food/drinks options.

The food in the resort is great, with my favourite restaurants being The Spot, Chez Nous, Le Raisin d'Ours & Smithy’s tavern. There’s also great bars and clubs with reasonably priced drinks.

Great family friendly resort, it was extremely busy this new year so the lifts queues because the snow wasn’t great and had some closed runs. But the resort really tried hard to keep them open and looking good. I would defo say for people to go it’s a beautiful resort lots to do and apri ski was epic.
From the doable bar and the umbrella bar were my absolute favourites still all family friendly

Loved our time here. My son went from falling over loads on the 1st day to descending at 52mph by the end of the week! Great time. Resort has everything and staff so friendly, all over the mountain.

Amazing destination, good for all levels of experience. I would definitely recommend this resort for a first timer, like myself, and will certainly be returning soon.

Went for rise festival.. Great location. Didn't have to travel far for lifts, food bars ect. Apres ski is top notch. Accommodation and ticket price I found to be the cheapest out of any of the big festivals

Great location, lots of ski in, ski out accommodation options and efficient kit hire. Very cute town and vibe about the place.

Really enjoyed my stay here. Runs near the bottom were a bit icy but it was early in the season. 5/5

Here for a week of Rise and snowboarding.

Very good supermarkets for ingredients etc for cooking. Limited restaurant options unfortunately at the resort. Lots of bars though.

Obviously expensive for food up the mountain but well worth it for the views. Food was tasty.

Unfortunately no fresh snow at all whilst we were there so probably not a fair reflection of the slopes. Icy and packed hard by day 3 and slushy further down the mountain. Very stoney in places - but it was early season.

Great setting and nice town, skiing and boarding is good quality with lots of interesting runs. We'll rounded place with a really good ski school.

Although when we arrived the mountain was half green half white as the snow started to lay and fill in the rest it really brought the mountain alive. Up on the glacier the powder runs where fantastic and the park was also great to session.

Great party place with super skiing. Well organised on the sporting side with loads of entertainment and eateries for both during and after. Ques on lifts weren't bad either.

Excellent resort full of life and a very friendly atmosphere! While the resort is on the steeper side and less accessible for complete beginners it has excellent slopes and is well connected with all d’huez! Is also great value for money and a range of accommodation for all holiday types

I went for the Rise Festival which i would highly recommend for any level of skiiers if they want the ski experience mixed with great apres and partying into the night. Even with 20,000 attendees the slopes were relatively quiet and big enough that you could ski comfortably without feeling like the slopes were busy.

Apres was really good especially Belle Etoile however getting down after was a challenge as lots of beginner skiiers would try to ski down and caused the slopes to the village to become very icy.

The restaurants were excellent and well priced meaning it didn’t cost an arm and a leg to eat out. And the accommodation options were vast from luxury chalets to b and bs.

All in all a lovely resort and would highly recommend anyone to visit. I would like to return when the festival is not happening to fully appreciate the slopes.

I went on a uni ski trip so a lot it was organised for me, but the apartment we stayed in was so lovely and as a beginner the slopes were really good. Apres was super fun, loads of good bars.

It was a lot of fun, we went during rise festival which came with pros and cons. There were many people there and apre was great but the 2 slopes back to town were usually half destroyed by all the beginners(drunk) by the end of the day. The reds at the top were lovely though, and the park was a lot of fun. Some of the blues on the right side are a bit flat for snowboarders so watch out for that. Plus buying beer by the 10litre was wonderful I recommend the bars at the bottom of the slopes, they also come with a good view.

Les Deux Alpes was such a lovely resort with a good variety of runs! The new gondola makes it very easy to reach the glacier so you always have the opportunity to ski with snow! Apres ski was fun a a few good places with good atmosphere, food places were great! Lots of big and wide blues which is great for snowboarders! Overall a lovely resort and I will be returning.

Excellent for families very safe and friendly. Free lower lifts for practice. Superb resort. Umbrella bar is a must too.

Super fun, beautiful views and was able to do my first black which went really well and did it a few times. Apres ski was fun and town was super cute with loads of fun little shops.