Sainte Foy Tarentaise Reviews & Ratings

Love St Foy. Quite a small resort, so lots of repetition but the stuff you repeat is brilliant and the off piste just opens it up. To another level. Best thing about it though is its so so quiet! Hardly see another person some days. No ants on the piste, no queues for the lifts, no waiting in the restaurants. Older kids can ski off on their own safe in the knowledge well bump into them during the day. Nlt much happening at night in town, theres a couple of nice restaurants but we are usually catered and with the family.

Amazing ski resort with tonnes of off-pist skiing to be explored. Groomed slopes are fewer than other resorts in the area but there is something for every level of skiier. Resort has a nice family friendly vibe.

Amazing resort for all abilities quite quiet and very good off piste and steep for the advanced skiers, good quiet runs for beginners, not very good apres there could be more but because its quite small its fair enough a few good bars and very good ski in and ski out accommodation

Brilliant ski resort for all abilities great for off piste steep runs and has brilliant ski tour routes around the ski resort and can do multiple day tours . Quit ski resort as issy quite small but its all you need as it has anything.

Very quiet and adapted for experts and beginners.
Good for family ski

St foy is a gem. Quiet, great for families but with fantastic off piste and great snow. It may be small but the lack of queues , empty pistes , and off piste that is world famous make it the best resort I have skied.
All routes lead back to the station which is just beautiful. Friendly bars, and nice restaurants where lively après ski makes way for family friendly dining.
Accomodation is fantastic in traditional chalets or well run tour apartments.
It holds the snow when many others are losing theirs.
Overall a fantastic gem and those in the know (instructors, seasonaires etc) will do anything to ski there.

A very small but very well cared for resort. Maybe the friendliest and most accommodating Ive been to. Runs were all well maintained and plenty of tree runs and off-piste trails.

Supermarket was very expensive, something to note if self-catering, although restaurants were quite reasonable.

I have skiied since I could walk but tried snowboarding for the first time here and would definitely go back to ski also as a good variety of runs and off-piste routes.

Sainte Foy is a true Gudrun gem in the French Alps.
This family friendly resort offers so etching for a levels of skiers.
Beautiful groomed runs, vast off piste areas and the best tree skiing you will find in the region. Everyone has a great day on the slopes of ste Foy

I love saint foye as it accommodates for all skier levels and has a lot of challenging runs such as crystal dark and is good for ski touring aswell

Dont be fooled by its size, St Foy is an amazing resort with something for everyone. Quiet slopes short queues and all the terrain choices you could wish for before partying till the lights go out in some very cool little bars.

Small resort great for beginners and also good value for money. Has some fantastic off piste but limited as is a small resort

I love saints foy its amazing when youre starting off as a beginner and the ski resort has runs for every ability. The off piste is amazing with steep slopes with loads of powder. In general this ski resort is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone

Great family friendly resort with everything easy to access. All the runs lead back to resort, impossible for kids to get lost. Although small, everything is of high quality. Top notch grooming, good lifts, north facing, snow cannons. Really great off piste and free ride terrain. Mountain restaurants are limited and the resort is on the quiet side, so if you are looking somewhere great for families who have experienced skiers in the group its a lovely place. We went 8 years in a row. Loved every visit.

Small, family friendly resort often overlooked by those heading up to Tignes and Val disere.

Excellent tree skiing and lift served off piste, with enough piste to keep the family happy for a week.
Great for kids, all the runs come back to a single point, so not likely to get lost

Small, pretty village with a few bars and restaurants.
Great to combine with a day in Les Arcs or Tignes.

Amazing resort to start young children skiing. A small resort sitting at 1600m. It was very quiet when we went before Easter which was amazing. Off the back of the groomed pistes is a true back country playground. The resort is also close enough to get to larger resorts for a day (Val D, Tignes, Les Arcs), especially if the snow line rises.

A fantastic family friendly resort.
The off piste skiing is incredible with so much more than expected.
Good pisted runs but not a huge amount of them.
I have been going for years and still enjoy every moment.

Sainte Foy is a beautiful ski resort, smaller than most but certainly not lacking in scenery. Being a smaller resort, the runs are limited, though it does have highlights such as the marquise. What the resort lacks in piste runs, it makes up in back country quality, with great quality powder and no lack of snow. Sainte Foy also has many rabbit runs, and tree trails. In terms of ski quality, Sainte Foy ranks in the mid-range.

Accommodation is also good quality - companies such as CGH have great properties slope-side which come at reasonable prices. Being a smaller resort, it tends to less busy even during peak ski season, making it ideal for young families looking to take their children to ski school. ESF also operates here, and they are able to provide excellent services to train your child.

Overall, Sainte Foy is a fantastic ski resort for families and youngsters, however if youre looking for more populated and more piste variety, this resort may not be the resort for you.

I dont know where even to start there is so much!!! all amazing!! shoutout to my fav ski instructors!! and amazing Slalom run!!!!