Morzine is a great family resort with plenty to do in the village apart from skiing. Great stores and great skiing

Amazing resort with endless ski areas. Have visited a few times and stayed in Morzine and Chatel. Would happily return as there are still pistes I have not tried. Can get very busy and lift wait times can be long, but this is made up for by the amount of pistes

Visited at Easter '24 and it was mobbed. Many slopes are generally narrow and difficult to navigate with a large numbers of skiers. Dangerous in places were runs meet or divert with many skiers/boarders failing to slow up and crossing traffic at speed. Even blue runs were difficult in parts and I usually use reds and blacks. We used higher slopes as lower ones were lacking snow. The resort was full of families and so assume, they are well catered for. There's a wide selection of bars and restaurants in resort, with many offering vegan options. Advise booking in advance. Beware visiting bars on the slopes at lunch time as many will only serve full lunches and refuse entry if wanting only drinks/snacks. Overall a decent resort if going out of high season. It feels like it's needing more investment in lifts/piste grooming/safety signs.

Good for beginners and intermediate skiers. Lovely views accross the slopes. Great place to ski for families.

Morzine has a family friendly and alpine village vibe with restaurants and chalets walkable to the base lifts. The ski area including ports du soleil has access to Les Gets and Avoriaz although getting back at the end of the day can be a rush. Many winding runs below the tree line make for good easy cruising. The highlight for advanced skiers would be the Nyon and Chamosierre areas which are higher up. The biggest downside is late season it is not snow sure and rarely has heaps of fresh snow. Still good for intermediate level!

Amazing ski resort, easy to access from the centre of town and welcoming staff across the mountain. Had an amazing holiday here and cant wait to return again very soon!

Morzine is absolutely unreal. Ive skied here a few times now, with mates and with my partner, every experience different but every time its been amazing. I went a few weeks ago, and we skied over to Switzerland and did the Swiss wall as well which was an unbelievable experience. The pistes were quiet in some areas and bashed well given the lack of snow. The apres scene is great with bars which are scattered over the mountain. Our favourite places to ski: - Lindarets - which led onto Switzerland region after a long lift - after we found the Lindarets area it opened up so many runs, we skied 46km that day!! Our favourite place for lunch: - Yéti (next to Folie so you can listen to the music whilst youre eating) Our favourite apres spot: - LAdresse (end of day run down before the bus!)