Morzine Reviews & Ratings

We stayed for a week half board in Chalet Alpina. This was perfect for us because as middle-aged skiers/boarders we really needed some time in the hot tub after hitting the slopes. Plus the food was great with a evening 4 course meal (no buffet) although no choice on the menu. It’s really easy to ski/board in either Morzine or Alvoriaz or even Les Gets from a base in Morzine village, which is very picturesque. We skied and boarded in Alvoriaz every day because we prefer blue runs and there were loads to choose from so we never got bored. There were reds and blacks and also saw lots of people going off-piste. Morzine has more reds and blacks from what we could see, and there are a hot of nearby resorts that are really easy to get to with the free bus that also catered for more advanced skiers. Importantly for us, the blues in Avoriaz ranged from easy wides to more challenging almost red runs, which go a bit choppy by the afternoon. My partner is a boarder so it’s really important for him to have chair lifts / gondolas as he doesn’t do well with button lifts, and this again was perfect. There were only a few button lift runs which were clearly marked, so we could avoid them. Loads of nice restaurants to stop in on the slopes or in Avoriaz centre, although not the music / djs of other resorts apart from La Folie Douce. Down in Morzine we only found one apres ski bar with a live DJ from 3:30-7:00pm, Le Tremplin, but that is really cool and has a slide to get to the toilets (very instagramable!). As we had half board I can’t comment on the restaurants in Morzine but felt like loads of choice. I’d definitely go back as the skiing was perfect for us.

Love Morzine go every year and this January there was plenty of snow and runs were fabulous and wide open so no bottlenecking!

Wide range of slopes to build your confidence for beginners and also to have fun as an intermediate/advanced. Well connected to the different parts of Portes du Soleil. Only 1.5 hours from Geneva airport!

Stayed with tree line chalets, catered accommodation. Morzine is brilliant for links to other resorts. Avoriaz and Les Gets. Better skiing early morning to catch the fresh powder.

Absolutely loved this resort, easy transport and friendly accommodation. Plenty of food options, although quite expensive for the quality! Apres ski was really fun and a fab atmosphere.

Pretty decent resort, not very big but plenty to do and the Avoriaz area is just nearby if you need more, just take the shuttle to the super morzine lift.

It was a really fun sunny bluebird week. Lots of varied terrain and well groomed pistes. Slightly slushy lower down, but lots of off pistes options higher up the mountain especially towards Les Gets

Morzine is a great place to stay. Easy access to Avoriaz. Theres some great tree lined runs that can be accessed from Morzine side.

Good food bars and restaurants.

Great base for massive ski area. Small town with great feel and amenities. Be sure to watch a Penguins Hockey game - great atmosphere!

Went on a 4 day trip with group of friends.
Easy access from Geneva so late Thursday flight. Early on slopes Friday.
Boarded first day morzine / Les gets and was great. 2 days in Avoriaz then a day in Morzine before flying home Monday night.

Ideal place to cram as much boarding and apres in 4 nights.

Busy resort not that inconvenient was.
Skiing and boarding better in avoriaz, les gets and other portes du solie resorts

Great resort, great after ski activities, food was great value for money, resort is really well laid out.

Half term week so slopes were busier than normal.
Snow conditions were great - fresh snow most days ( although visibility was limited, but the snow was fresh!)
Pistes were well groomed.
Good range of runs for all abilities.
Lots of options for eating out both on the mountain and in the town.
Free bus service was efficient and easy to use.

I've been going to Morzine every year for the past 20 years and it's always, always good fun! The station is amazing, people as well, as well as the option for skiing and snowboarding! Happily recommend this station to everyone!

Good snowboard area, little low so snow cover not brilliant. Weather in March is warm so a bit slushy late afternoon. Apres really good and restaurants great too

Top resort great variety of runs great lift system and easy to get across to avoriaz. Top apres at tremplin

Grand place for families or solo the bars are restaurants easy access to the slopes excellent grooming fantastic ski shops 1 hr drive from Geneva Spectacular vistas Fresh Mountain water.

Lovely village, nice restaurants. Lovely accommodation and good apres. Lovely resort and access to Avoriaz and Les Gets. Unfortunately due to avalanches we weee unable to ski over to Switzerland.

Good skiing early on the pleney side with some easy blues and greens for beginners. Recommend getting the super Morzine lift to Avoriaz for better snow and longer tree lined runs.

Morzine is a great resort town with access to avoriaz as well. The Morzine area has great tree line runs and a family atmosphere. The town is fairly big but retains an alpine charm and is good for families with children and young adults as well.