Les Menuires - Community Reviews & Ratings

We went in Jan 25 and the snow and weather were amazing. Les Menuires has the best access to each of the valleys, we managed to ski to the far ends of the 3 valleys over a few days and still make it back before lifts close. and there's a good selection of runs in Les Menuires itself. Lifts are quite efficient at the bottom of Les Menuires. As with all resorts, runs at the very bottom of the valley like the fontanettes and where the Menuires meets La Violette get busy, so they can be hard if it's the first time you're skiing/snowboarding.

My partner and I stayed in Les Menuires this January for a week and we had a fantastic time. The extensive lift system means it is easy to travel around the pistes, and the 3 Valleys lift pass gave us access to a phenomenal ski area. We stayed in a self-catered apartment and there were several small supermarkets nearby so we could stock up on food and provisions for our stay. The shuttle bus system connected all areas of Les Menuires, which meant it was easy to get around, even whilst carrying skis/wearing boots. The slopes were well groomed and the lifts were almost always fully functional. We will definitely be returning!

The most beautiful and natural resort in the Three Valleys. Once away from the village centre, you hardly see any buildings, except for the lift buildings and restaurants. Some excellent long runs, with some sections very high, ensuring a long ski season. The lifts are great, picnic spots plentiful, and the loos the best in the Alps - clean, well-maintained, and even well-designed. Wonderful place to ski.

This is the 3rd time my partner and I (in our 30s and 40s have been here over 10 years). We like the ski in and ski out accommodation options, the friendliness of the resort and the amount of options to connect / ski easily to the other resorts in the 3 valleys. It might not be fancy but it doesn't matter! We're here to ski and have fun! Previous years there was a really bad issue with dog poo in the snow everywhere around the pedestrian areas but this year it seems so much better thank goodness! There are a decent amount of bars and restaurants to take your pic and some really easy takeaway pizza places that you can just grab a late night pizza within 10 mins and take back to your accommodation. The only issue is getting to and from the place usually as there seems to always be a problem with the main road from Chambery airport. If something happens there, then you're stuck for hours in traffic. Overall, this is a great resort for beginners / intermediate skiers. I'm intermediate and my partner is more advanced and he loves it as we can find a good mix that works well for both of us. It seems to be family friendly too.

The runs are amazing such a wide range of slopes for everyone, so much to ski lovely resort and very pretty

Incredible resort, our accommodation was amazing on a budget. Ski in ski out worked brilliantly provided you made last lift. Despite being one of the less known resorts in the 3 valleys, its amazing with a great variety of runs for beginners to incredible off piste for more advanced skiers. Really easy to get to other resorts in the 3 valleys. Beer could do with being a bit cheaper though

I stayed in this resort for the first time this year. There is a free ski bus that transports you up and down the road as the resort is somewhat spread out. There is a lot of ski in and ski out accommodation here we liked it because there were a lot of cruzy blue and green runs it has a huge ski area with something for all abilities. The food and beer were a little pricey, so be expecting this. We took a ski guide who was fantastic and showed us around the mountain so that we could make the most of our week. She also told us the best places to eat. We will be returning to this resort.

Access to three valleys ski area which has plenty of runs, suitable for all levels.Smaller resort, friendly and accommodating. Lots of options for eating out and good food - would recommend booking restaurants in advance if part of a big group. Pistes were well groomed, at times long waits for the main lifts but not worse than other resorts.

The loveliest ski resort Ive ever been to! Had so much snowboarding in January there, the weather was sunny and gorgeous, there was fresh snow on the slopes, it was busy but not overwhelmingly.

I had a great time in Les Menuires. I was there as my boyfriend is doing a season there but I would have liked to have been somewhere with better apres ski, better food and activity options and better nightlife.

Just got back from our week away at les Menuires. Couldnt have been a better week away! So many blue and green runs, looking forward to doing reds next! My boyfriend is an expert skier he went off in the mornings doing his own runs whilst I did ski school with EFC. We booked our holiday through Weski and it was great

One of the best locations to access the 3 valleys. Whilst only really lacking in the beauty of a few other resorts, les menuires is a great choice. Its value is reasonable, its ultra family friendly, has lots and lots of options for activities and pistes for all abilities, and is very efficiently run in general. Highly recommend for any level, and even for pedestrians.All round a very good choice if you are not on a super tight budget.

Brilliant variety of quality slopes. Plenty of party options on the mountain and great food. Stayed in Reberty 2000 in family friendly chalet a short walk from a blue run with numerous lifts at the end. Easy to get across the 3.5 valleys.

VT has lots of options for beginners and is easy to drive to if staying elsewhere (parking 2 was 10 for the day and is right next to the slope down to the main lifts).

it was my first time skiing and I felt I picked it up extremely fast. The tuition and slopes made for easy learning and there was always a snow guarantee. The resort itself was lovely and the facilities were good with plenty of places to eat and relax.

Les Meniures is a modern purpose built resort of mostly apartment type accommodation that is fairly spread out. There is little of a village feel and is a touch souless. If the main chairlift from the resort centre is not working then it is a nightmare trying to get up into the 3 Valleys. We had to queue for one and a half hours on one morning. Otherwise the lift system is adequate. The free bus only runs around the village and not to the other resorts. There are a lot of ski schools with young kids on the main slope into the village. The slopes around the village were very busy as was the whole 3 Valleys in early March. You really have to keep your wits about you at all times regarding other skiers. Get up there early if you like the groomed slopes, they are quite cut up by lunchtime.High enough that the snow levels are always pretty good and there is plenty of varied skiing. Pretty treelined runs there are not. Not that many places to eat on the mountain considering it is such a big and popular area. Restaurants were usually busy but good quality and reasonably priced..

My friends and I have been skiing & boarding in the Three Valleys for many years and continue to return. This is due to the vast skiing/boarding areas making it hard to hit every slope in the week we stay in Les Menuires.We find Les Menuires ideal to start and stop our daily visit to the slopes and stay in the Skilt Hotel which has a fantastic apres ski atmosphere.

The snow is typically great here, the routes well maintained and good lifts. Lots of variety for intermediate skiers, but maybe lacking for advanced skiiers who should probably pop over to Val ThorensIt's a quieter resort during the night, which is good for families, but it doesn't mean there isn't good fun to be found for others too. Quite a few good bars with foosball, darts, pool, etc, or just good vibes for drinks and music.

This is a great family friendly resort. The runs are great although, like any resort get a little tired and worn towards the main centre, croisette. It has some great none ski activities and the indoor shopping centre is really good. Highly recommend this Three Valleys resort.

Amazing time here lots of trails for different levels family feel would recommend close to Val thorens aswell so if you want more atmosphere can shuttle or ski up