Morzine Reviews & Ratings

Great ski town only and hour and change from Geneva, with avoriaz on your door step if you want some more elevation it's a quick lift away, loads of accommodation options and restraints to match. A firm favourite with the Brits due to its location.

Proper good fun resort. Loads of apres ski and great restaurants. Skiing is fun but low down so sometimes not snow sure. Links directly to Avoriaz via ski lift though so can get up to snow but it does get busy up there.

Fantastic place to be. The town itself you get a real community feel. Lots of things to do for non skiers/boarders. Plenty of restaurant options from traditional French restaurants serving everything cheese to the amazing kamado kitchen that serves pan Asian food. Fantastic lift network to get anywhere in the portes du soleil, also a free bus network running from morzine centre. Lots of long pistes for all abilities, with a number of snow parks around. Eating on the mountain is easy too with plenty of options dotted around the ski area.
A brilliant place to be even if you don't partake in winter sports.

Great choice of runs catering for all abilities with great links to other resorts. Friendly ski instructors at Ski Schools.

Morzine was a lovely resort with plenty to do me and my family constantly had new slopes to explore in perfect conditions. Its a tad busy sometimes however nothing too bad sores was great and always lively and the food and drink was stunning

Morzine is a resort of two worlds. It has its family friendly, cruisey piste side, go out for dinner, chill at the chalet thing. Then it has its chaotic, rip some powder, tear the through the trees, Star Wars power laps, happy hours chaos, 5 mutzigs the chaud end up at a house party vibe. Best resort there is ️️

Great resort, been there ever since I was a kid, If you cant have a great time in Morzine/avoriaz then skiing isnt for you

I have been going to Morzine for years and love the place. The town itself is beautiful with shops and restaurants galore. There are multiple access points from the town to the slopes and the queues are never more than 15minutes for the busiest lifts, even in peak season.
The skiing like all of France is fairly piste focused with powder days few and far between but the runs are a great combination of windy, wide, mogul, narrow and long runs, which will keep you entertained all week.
The resort is good for beginners with long repeatable blue runs dotted throughout the resort and for those more advanced there are great connections up to avoriaz and over the Chatel where the skiing only gets better.
For the best skiers there are a number of good off piste areas to consider tackling and difficult black runs such as the Swiss wall which is not for the feint hearted.
My favourite thing about Morzine is the number of mountain bars with amazing views when the sun is shining (which is often the case), perfect spots for a post ski pint!
Morzine is one of my favourite resorts in the alps and I will continue to visit for as long as the legs keep up with the skis!!

The food was really nice there and the apres was good and there was also a good amount of stuff to do apart from ski there

Good skiing snow is hit and miss. Good apres. Good bus link to get to slopes from accom. Working for the season out and have also holidayed here before. Expensive to book but a large skiing area to explore.

Fun and friendly resort with good off piste capabilities. Snow can sometimes be patchy but is still excellent. Easy access to other areas of the Portes du Soleil area too

Great family resort there are options to stay in some of the villages close by that cost considerably less but you will need a car. Parking in Morzine is a no go if staying away from Morzine large car parks at Les Gets and Ardent which are both free. The apres ski at some of the villages like St Jean daulps is limited best suited for families. There are also some lovely smaller resorts like Prez de Lys which are great.

A friendly busy bustling ski resort not far from Geneva airport , with abundant cafes bars restaurants and other places to eat . Stunning Mountain Views, ski runs and ski shops to hire or buys snow gear . Chalets hotels and self catering is plentiful and fairly good value considering its traditional reputation as one of France's top ski resorts . If you dont want a Lilongwe transfer then this is the ski resort for you . Also highly recommend Morzine in the summer for cycling hiking and much more .

Morzine has a lot to offer for all standards of skiers and borders, but there are downsides.
On the slopes, the frequent bottlenecks at lifts are frustrating - often meaning you have to cut your day tours short to be sure of getting home via piste not taxi.
Off the slopes, the free ski bus is all too often like a sardine tin to the point of being dangerous - and it needs to run much later on during the evening (which would help reduce the end of day crushes and get to bars and restaurants in the evening). Many other resorts do ski bus services much better.

Great place. Always friendly people. The off piste to kids lessons are spot on!!

Food options on the mountain and in the town good. Lots of UK people have chosen Morzine for holiday homes and we always bump into someone we know.

Other high altitude resorts very close by and very close to Geneva. We also drive out there and stop at different places along the way and way back.

Easy transfere from Geneva,
First flight out in the morning means you can be on the slopes by lunch time.
Options of different areas eg avoriaz
Great town bus service to hop on and off.
Lockers at main gondola station.
Great bars and restaurants.
Down sides- not snow sure in village,
Transferes are getting more expensive but all in all a fantastic resort

Great place would recommend. Have been a couple of times and there is snow for some of the year but it seems to be decreasing every year. All in all do recommend

I love this place, its got great option of loads if slopes, and suites all riders. Making location, stunning scenery. The food and bars are great. A perfect place for families as well as seasoned shredders looking for a fun.

Morzine is an excellent location in the alps with amazing neighbouring villages including Avoriaz and les gets. With a short transfer from Geneva airport, you can be in this utopian paradise in less than 2 hours! Morzine is a wild time with amazing apres-ski and brilliant restaurants! The slopes are 10/10 with the chance to ski into Switzerland and down the Swiss wall! Would highly recommend as its a village that caters for all abilities and any age!

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.