Brilliant resort with huge variety of runs to keep everyone happy. We've been 4 times and are still finding new runs to explore

We visited as a group of 3 in Jan 2025 for a week. We had all conditions: good light, white outs, fresh snow, powder, ice etc. We skid from 915-430 most days and still never covered the whole Paradiski area - great amount of varied terrain! Also started to learn how to ski in powder which the resort was perfect for. We did Apres at Folie from 430ish until 7ish which was usually pretty good. Then wed eat out or grab a takeaway. La Cabane Neiges was our favourite restaurant in Arc 1800. There wasnt much nightlife after 11pm which was good for us as it meant we could get to bed and ski all day the next day without a hangover! One of our most enjoyable ski holidays for sure! We stayed at the Altezza hotel in the Charmettoger area of 1800 which was superb!

I spent a week in Les Arcs. Honestly it was unbelievable, the apres options were vast and all were amazing. In my eyes apres can be described as nothing else than pure euphoria.

Got to visit this wonderful place as a pedestrian! Absolutely loads to do and see! Amazing vibes and people. So easy to get around due the the public transport (most of its free) we stayed off resort and travelled to resort every morning with ease. Well be returning next time with a ski pass and a board for sure!

We visited Les Arcs as two couples in February 2024, staying in Les Arcs 2000. Les Arcs 2000 was ideal for us ski-in, ski-out which was a great feature. The area itself offered a handful of basic restaurants and bars and bowling with pizza, which was nice in the evenings. However, For more most of the bars and restaurants (+corner shop) was down the quick and easy gondola to Les Arcs 1800. The gondola ran late into the evenings. The ski terrain had a huge variety of slopes, plenty to offer both for those of us who occasionally ventured onto black runs and for our partners who preferred blues and the occasional red. Despite some congestion around the lifts at peak times, the slopes felt open and never overly crowded. Lower areas like Les Arcs 1600 relied on snow cannons, we had no issues higher up. Being in 2000 we could also be first to the top of the mountain in the mornings, and the chance the chance to propose to my partner at sunset. For a more party atmosphere, Les Arcs 1600 might be a better but it was easy to get

Great quiet slopes and amazing après! Learnt to ski here (can already snowboard) and it was a great experience with plenty of runs for all abilities that helped me to learn at my own pace

This resort is brilliant for families and really family friendly. Its typical French alpski vibes. Go off term to get the slopes to yourself. It can get manic with all the kids riding around you. Food is always delicious but spenny.

Went with a group of mates, had an absolute blast, very easy to navigate and friendly resort. Perfect for beginners and advanced mixed groups to explore everything and meet up on the mountain/apres.

This resort has everything - snow sure, family friendly, entertainment for adults and children. The children loved it as they could walk about independently and safely due to it being pedestrianised. There is a great choice of restaurants and none of them disappointed. The accommodation is perfect and there are plenty of options. There is a beautiful spa and pool which is great for some adult time and relaxation while the kids are in ski lessons. We love it so much that we keep going back!

Fantastic resort. A bit busy, but big enough that you can find quieter pistes and great variety of slopes/difficulties. Could go year after year and never get bored.