The Skiers' Guide to Morzine

The most family friendly ski resort. The village is beautiful. Mostly filled with Brits! (Seen 2 x families from our small village even!!)

Nice resort, worth getting the Portes du Soleil resort pass for the extra runs/areas.
Reasonably priced ski resort, very safe and clean.
Would go again!

Great resort I have been many times. Freestyle camps are amazing! The stash is an all-time favorite!

Great base for the Portes du Soleil with quick access to the Avoriaz glacier and tree runs in Les Gets. Relatively cheap accommodation options in a fully functioning year-round town meaning good restaurant, bar, supermarket and non-ski leisure activities.

Always loved Morzine for not being a purpose built ski town. Being low down though you have impressive tree runs but often lack of snow in the town. Home runs are always maintained though.

First time skiing in morzine was great. Plenty of open spaces to practice after lessons. Great catered chalet accomodation and apres ski options

Great ski area when going over the Avoriaz side. Morzine ski area is quite low. The runs on that side are ok at best. On the Avoriaz side it is amazing! The Suisse Wall is one hell of a challenge but is worth the go. Bars in Morzine are really good. Found a coffee shop that was a late bar at night that was awesome!

Good value resort with fun après ski. Access to huge ski area including the amazing Swiss Wall. Can lack snow as Morzine itself is a bit low altitude.

We had a great couple of days in Morzine. A variety of accommodation options are available for all budgets and there is a good selection of restaurants available. We enjoyed the various options that there were for skiing as we were only there for a few days we were able to buy days passed for the Portes du Soleil and Les Gets. The slopes were busy and there was a bit of a queue in the morning but no more than other similar sizes resorts we have been to.

Great resort. Massive ski area. Plenty for everyone. Great Apres too. Busy but not crazy busy. Little pricey on slopes for food and drink

Great resort for easy access to the Alps, only an hour from Geneva and loads of affordable transfer options. We love Morzine, plenty of places to eat out and good mountain restaurants, and you can make the most of the local resort or the bigger Portes du Soleil area. As Morzine resort is quite low altitude, if the conditions aren’t good you can get a lift or a bus/gondola to Avoriaz which is much higher so there are always lots of options. Be sure to check out the Bec Jaune and Hideout for food/drinks - great to have different food options for when you are all cheese and hammed out!

Morzine a very lively resort. Lots of eating out options. Runs were great and well maintained. Will definitely be back

Morzine is a great resort. For all round levels of Skier and Snowboarder. Something for everyone, super Apres a Folie Douce off course. Nice town in the mountains Vibe. Can catch an Ice Hockey game, if your there at the right time. Ski into Switzerland to get a Fondue. Cannot recommend highly enough. Avoriaz on your doorstep too

Really great resort with good links to neighboring ski areas such as Les gets, Avoriaz and chatel as well as the Swiss side of the portes du soleil. When the snow coverage is good the ski area feels enormous. However due to the low altitude of the town itself the snow at the bottom of morzine can be thin or in some cases non existent at some times of the season.
The apres ski in morzine is fantastic with really good bars and food options. The town is lovely to wander around with lots of artisanal shops selling products like local honey or chocolate as well as a fantastic market on certain days of the week if you’re taking a day off the slopes.
Overall having been to morzine skiing twice in the last two years and having been lucky enough to get great snowfall each time I couldn’t recommend it enough as a ski destination as well as a summer holiday option as well.

Solid all rounder resort. Quick transfer time so you can be on snow by early afternoon if you get an early flight to Geneva. Brit friendly. Good linked area with Les gets AND the option to head avoriaz side very easily. If you’re in to parks and boarder cross etc then avoriaz is more your cup of tea. Les gets side SUPER family orientated. Great range of places to eat and drink £ wise. Good bus and lift systems mean it’s never too hectic to just get up mountain.

Had an amazing time. fully recommend thus area for all abilities. Although I stayed in a friend's accommodation, I have previous experience of the inclusive holiday. Friendly and well managed.

Morzine bustling town, plenty of apres ski, places to eat.
Good transfer time to Geneva.
The skiing around Morzine mostly intermediate. More challenging skiing to be found in nearby Avoriaz and over into Switzerland.
Part of the vast Port du Soleil ski area linking a number of ski resorts and countries.
Morzine’s achilles is it is low lying and snow can be marginal. This means need to go up to Avoriaz, which can lead to overcrowding and queuing at the old lift out of Morzine.

Part of huge Porte Du Soleil. Something for everyone. Morzine is a real town as well as a ski resort so it has everything.

Fab resort that is easy to get to from the UK. Great location for a long weekend. You can now book airport transfers which means that you can be on the slopes at lunchtime with an early flight out of Luton. Lots of great places to eat and drink. Good supermarkets to get provisions and nice shops to browse around.
A big ski area which means that you never get bored of the same old runs.
Efficient lift system so the queues are not as big as they once were.
A great place for a holiday with family and friends.

If you're thinking about hitting the slopes in March, Morzine’s a great shout. It’s got tons of skiing with a huge area to explore, and the vibe is way more chilled than some of the busier resorts Like Val, or Courchevel. You won’t feel rushed here. After skiing, there are loads of lovely spots to grab a bite or a drink in town, from cosy traditional places to cool modern bars. It’s the kind of place where you can ski hard all day but still relax properly in the evening, making it perfect for a laid-back ski holiday. The Shops are pretty well priced and not over the top.