Been skiing in Morzine for the past 20 years and that really is you need to know. It has a bit of everything for everyone! Family friendly, beginner friendly, expert friendly. Part of the Portes du Soleil making it extremely well connected with Avoriaz and Les Gets. The village is charming and still has a lot of its Savoyarde heritage on display but has all the modern amenities that you could want. Perfect for both summer and winter trips with activities to do all year round. Just really the perfect all round resort for everyone.

A casual resort with lots of range. Not a massive amount of slopes but all well kept and lots of variety. Ski school is well organised and most instructors are lovely. Not many racing opportunities but the main courses are good and all are different from one another. In a lovely town and Avoriaz is just a bus ride away if you are wanting more variety, but at the cost of being busier Overall a lovely place with lots of amazing views and slopes

Morzine is a great ski resort with plenty of runs that are all exciting. Theres a range of difficulty slopes so its open to all type of skiers .Also outside of the skiing ,the food in morzine is amazing, although it can be quite dear at times but its worth it . Back to skiing also if your into park ski or your kid is then theres plenty of park skiing with cool jumps and grinds for all type of ski levels.

Have been to morzine with my family many times and have never been disappointed though not the cheapest destination the ski area is extensive with something for every level of skier or boarder. The resort village is friendly with plenty of bars restaurants and hotels to choose from. And a good range of self contained accommodation available as well.

Morzine itself is suffering from lack of snow, but reasonably easy access to Avoriaz and the rest of the ski area provides good on and off piste skiing.

Morzine is a great area for those that like vast skiing options with many different areas to ski. We found it very family friendly and really enjoyed it however we did go in half term so it was extremely busy. Other than that, some great runs and would definitely go again, maybe outside of half term though.

Great town with lots a good restaurant options and plenty of apres bars around the resort. Due to being quite lot can often not have a lot of snow but Avoriaz nearby (free shuttle bus) is always open.

In my experience morzine has been a great resort whenever Ive been. It has great access to the whole of the Portes Du Soleil making it a huge ski area with lots of variability no matter your skill level. Everyone is very friendly and the whole resort has a great vibe about it.

Amazing resort with a huge variety of runs, terrains and a brilliant network of chairlifts with easy access all across the Porte du Soleil region. Short transfers from Geneva airport make Morzine a brilliant option for a European ski trip.

The resort was low down meaning the snow conditions were not always as good as neighbouring resorts however it was family friendly with a good ski school and calm runs for new skiiers