The Skiers' Guide to Montgenèvre

Fab resort with good links to nearby Italian resorts. Not too crowded so very little waiting time this time of year. Good select of pistes for all skills

Great for family holidays. Nice quiet runs and lifts. A good mix of different skill level runs. Nice cosy mountain cafes and plenty of restaurants and shops etc. Been coming here since the kids were little and now they're adults at Uni. We've been to other resorts buy this is by far our fave.

Montgenevre is a great resort for families. There are plenty of ski-in ski-out accommodation options, and the ski school is excellent. Have been there 5 times with the kids (11/14) and it has been great. Not much night life so don't consider it if you want a lot of Apres Ski options. The runs have plenty of variety with all levels catered to and good links to neighbouring resorts too.

We have went every year since 2013. Fantastic for families as the slopes are easier to get to and the trainers are brilliant

Could not fault this charming gem of a resort nestled on the Italian border. Easy short transfer, great ski in and out accommodation, well groomed runs for all abilities and lovely quiet lifts.
If you are looking for a charming old fashioned looking ski resort with all the mod cons of a busy popular resort without being completely over priced this is for you!

Quiet resort. Not much apres ski. Great for families who are looking for a nice quite experience and less waiting even at busy times. Nice greens and blues for beginners. Cheaper than other French resorts. On the border with Italy so can ski into Italy. We loved it!

This place is much quieter than resorts I’m used to. If you’re looking for quality skiing above all else then it’s perfect. It’s also a lot more beautiful and natural than other places. However there isn’t much to entertain you outside of skiing and the restaurant options in the town are limited.

The runs were so quiet and there was such an amazing variety of pistes and terrain. Outside of skiing there is also plenty for non skiers to do!

Loved this place for skiing, this was my 2nd ski holiday, still a beginner as an adult and there was plenty of green and blue slopes with lots of wide areas to practice. Noticed lots of family friendly activities. Just needs more options for cafes on the mountains but other than that fab place to ski.

Whilst we only visited montgenevre for a few day trips across from Sauze we had a fantastic time here. There is a great variety of pisted runs and we had a big dump of snow the day before so conditions were perfect. There are a few options for food in town and some restaurants on the piste but options are a little limited

Were a group of beginners and black slope skiers- there was something for everyone. Family friendly feel and loved it!

Fabulous week skiing and socialising in Montgenèvre. A beautiful resort, great skiing options for a beginner like ne but also accommodated more advanced skiers in our group. Some were even able to ski into Italy! Restaurants all very good and reasonably priced although occasionally no seats for apres ski drinks. Our chalet (for 16) was incredible. Best accommodation I’ve ever stayed in on holiday! Sad to leave! Will be back!

Montgenevre is a real family friendly resort. I have been going ever since I was 5 and would consider it a second home.

The resort is very high so snow is guaranteed and the locals are so friendly. You won’t find apres ski like Val D’Isere here, but that isn’t the reason to visit Montgenevre. There are a few options for ski schools for both children and adults. If you’re willing to push the boat out and get private tuition, you won’t regret it. They will take you all over the mountains, including off-piste if they think you’re able.

The pistes are fantastic and very well looked after. There are so many options to fill your day with skiing, it will never get boring!

Came with family and is a very family friendly place. Snow was very good when I got here. Best skiing into Italy as soon as you can where there are better slopes and better bars etc.

Short transfer time from Turin. Good high skiing. Good restaurants in the mountains and they are reasonably priced.

Great resort if you like the quieter ski scene (I.e no apres, clubbing etc). Perfect for a week with friends or family. Stunning scenery with the option to ski and out of Italy. Friendly locals. Well groomed pistes. Lots of cruisey blues but rarely challenging blacks unless you take the Serre Thibaud lift where the terrain tends to be a little more challenging.

Quiet runs in mid March, some groomed pistes quite sparse of snow but good lifts and piste variety. Accomodation was clean and close to the slopes, small town with nice restaurants.

Montgenerve is a great resort for families, the wait time are not too long on the lifts and the pistes are well groomed and varied .

Great resort. Reluctant to share this as it is quiet with few queues except at weekends. Great variety. Leads to Italy.

Really lovely resort, lots to do. Slopes not crazy busy. Relatively unknown to people from uk. Great variety of runs in France and Italy.