Les 2 Alpes Reviews & Ratings

First time snowboarding, beautiful views, slopes were great, just very busy, good choice of restaurants, highly recommend The Spot

It was such an amazing time it was so unbelievable lovely I have been now during festival time and out of festival time and both are incredible such an incredible resort really recommend

Fantastic trip to a wonderful resort and lovely food at our Hotel Adret. The resort offered an extensive ski area suitable for myself and sons ability at intermediate level.

Great ski area, doesn't seem to be the 220kms it professes to be tho. Town has great bars and restaurants

Really great upgrade with the new Jiandri lifts. Great party atmosphere across the resort. Good range of pistes for all abilities. Gets crowded on the runs to the resort.

Came to Les 2 Alpes last year right at the end of the season. With being my 2nd time ever skiing and the first ever time for 2 members of our group, we chose the resort for its large ski area and number of beginner-friendly runs.

Despite being end of March - early April, the conditions were great. The groomed slopes were kept really well and we didn't particularly experience any iciness or patchiness. Lower down in the resort there was not a lot of snow. So the roads were all free of snow and the a few of the lower down pistes were closed. This meant we couldn't ski all the way down the mountain (some people could, we just weren't keen on trying a hard blue that we'd never done before after a few Aperols at apres!)

I believe we were there during the Easter holidays but we couldn't really tell. The ski area is vast so none of the slopes were ever extremely busy. We were there at the same time as a few university groups, so apres at Pano Bar and Umbrella bar was lively. We really enjoyed it despite being a few years older than most.

Ski rental and ski school provisions were decent too. We were able to pick up our skis, helmets etc from Skiset Hibernatus the day before our lift passes became valid, and returned the equipment the day after our final day of skiing. We booked lessons for the morning of most of our days on the slopes with a teacher named Nicolo - he was really helpful in teaching us the basics, acknowledging the differing levels in our group, and giving advice on appropriate routes for our days, even when we didn't have a lesson with him.

We stayed in Odalys Résidence L'Ours Blanc. It was fine - we used the pool twice and the sauna once, as we didn't realise we needed to pay and book a slot for it. The room was decent, clean and had a lovely view. The boot room was decent and opened right on to the street within a few minutes walk of Le Diable lift.

Overall, Les Deux Alpes was a great resort for our mixed group of mid-20s beginner skiers.

Loved it! Great wide slopes, loads of variety, beautiful scenes. Good vibes for apres. Didn’t manage to do much speed at the top because of the weather but at the bottom it was great fun.

Love this resort, would recommend to anyone that is looking to book a ski trip as in my opinion it’s the best resort I’ve been to so far

Great resort. Very high so decent snow even when hadn’t been any fresh snow for a few weeks. Simple resort to get around. Loads of nice bars in the town. Food options on the slopes were pretty limited.

Had a good time, the green and blue slopes were decently clear too even during peak hours and the lifts were all good as well. Apres was good but for the ones up the mountains you had to leave early if you were unable to ski back down as lifts closed early.

Good variety of runs, lift queues managed fairly well, good town with lively feel. Apres ski good fun but seemed to end a little early.

L2A has some amazing restaurants in the valley. A few fun apré bars at the top, middle, and bottom of the slopes. The skiing feels quite limited though, and not many restaurants on the slopes with great views… plenty of bars in the valley. One great Michelin star restaurant at the top of diable.

Slopes a bit flat and very busy. Good apres. Friendly crowd. Intimate resort.
Bars and restaurants good. Shop for self catered

It was a great experience, we went to rise festival. Although snow quality was not the best due to early season, it’s was still a great experience

Les 2 Alps is a great all round resort. Many runs and a good park. The town is also lovely and plenty to see/do. Highly recommended!

Incredible resort, plenty of options available for all levels of ski/boarder.
Nightlife is very active and restaurants are of incredible quality.

Fun varied resort, the upper slopes are nice and quiet. However, it really suffers from the chaos of the home run bottle necks with the long one route back to base. Loads of KMs to discover here for the intermediate / advanced piste pirates, but it is referred to as the 'upside down' mountain, due to the wide flatter pistes being near the top, and the lower slopes being more steep, which somewhat explains the busy bottleneck graveyard on the lower runs in the afternoons. The village and resort is nice overall, not the most pretty and a bit touristy, but it manages to hold a charm. I found the people here to be the highlight, I met so many fun, nice, interesting, energetic people in this resort, from season workers to guests, everyone was just on a good vibe. The other major plus, was the ski schools, my partner and I both took separate instruction, I took some private snowboard tutoring with some freestyle mixed in, and she joined level 2 ski school. We both really enjoyed the lessons and had great instructors, definitely recommend lessons if you're thinking about them. I enjoyed this resort, but I'd probably only return for the vibes or a good deal. Some people seemed to love it and say they come back year after year, so perhaps there's more to be seen.

JANDRI cable is amazing teleporter to snow bliss only to be topped by astonishing underground funicular. Startrek metamorphosed into SnowTek . Beam me up Scotty.

Great resort, went with a group of friends and runs for all abilities, the helicopter to alpe d’huez is a must was a great experience and opportunity to ski in a different resort all under the same lift pass

Visited with friends for Rise festival... Unfortunately the quality of the snow wasn't great, with the lower slopes getting particularly icy! Of course, we were there early in the season, which will have contributed. Runs were very quiet, especially higher up, likely as most people were there for the festival rather than skiing! Some of the lower slopes/bunny slopes were quite chaotic! As it was a festival, there were plenty of nightlife options. I also found it quite easy to get food (unusual for a vegan in the Alps!). We found some sections of the mountain were closed (presumably due to poor snow cover); I'd consider returning during better conditions to do those runs, but otherwise I probably won't be back.