Tignes Reviews & Ratings

Great resort with options for beginners, intermediate and advanced skiers. Plenty of lovely places to eat both in resort and on the mountain. There are so many runs, and the option to ski over into val d I sere is also great

My favourite resort - your lift pass covers the entire Espace Killey which is Val D'Isere and Tignes, and you can ski endlessly without repeating lots of runs (the app is really useful for the interactive map). There's great apres on and off the mountain, and the accomodation is largely right next to the lifts which means no excuse for not making first lifts. Loads of variety of runs, and lots of long ones - the glacier in Tignes is absolutely beautiful and not to be missed. Despite it being a popular resort because base level is 2100m so it's snow sure, the lift queues are super quick and faster than in some smaller resorts. Can't recommend more highly!

Tignes is a all singing, all dancing resort which can tick many boxes for visitors. With a vast and varied ski area, a lively apres ski and a dependable efficiency it offers a great all round experience.Most suited to intermediate/ advanced but with great transport options to ensure all levels can visit the area, it doesn't leave anybody out.

Reliably good conditions high in the glacier. Amazing variety of terrain, on and off piste. Huge area connected to Val DIsere so selection of mountain restaurants and aprés limitless for a holiday. Evolution ski do an excellent adventure course off piste for teenagers which is much more fun than ski school or skiing with parents! Recommend ++ worth the extra time transfer from airports

I love Tignes as a resort, plenty of runs to work with. Different towns to explore and skiing over to Val disere. Lots of lovely mountain restaurants. Plenty going on in resort. Good high skiing with beautiful views. Enough for beginners too altho top runs can get pretty busy.

The resort was really good with the range of slopes. The ski lifts and quiet slopes were great and apres was super fun. The clubs werent that great but the restaurants were awesome although pricey.

Great resort first time in France in 20 years and would defo go back. Great resort with links to val disere. Only downfall was the weather we had poor visibility with snow not great ski conditions on the day but good the next day. Loved the report would defo go back.

Tignes is situated in a beautiful location with a wide variety of runs. In the town there are lots of shops, restaurants and bustling bars. The lifts are quick and easy to navigate, would highly recommended Tignes!

Great spot for a first time ski trip with a wide range of slopes for everyones abilities as well as beautiful surroundings. Will be returning and would recommend to anyone, definitely worth visiting for all skiers and snowboarders.

Thoroughly enjoyed my first ski trip in Tignes, as a beginner Id have appreciated more green runs, but the blue options were great. Lots of ski school options and hotels and restaurants near to the main lifts

Great week of skiing, stayed in a chalet with a big bunch of friends in early March. Loads of snow due to the height but lovely weather most days. Quiet pistes and minimal queues for the lifts. Food and drink wasnt cheap but it wasnt as crazy expensive as some other resorts. Would go back in a flash.

Tignes is a stunning place and the skiing is great.Skiing around tignes everything is well marked which is always nice to make sure my friends and myself are on the right track for our abilities, however, i will say it was super busy even when not in school holidays, there are plenty of slopes but it does mean some of the slopes that might be good for beginners or people wanting to take it easy can get super busy at times.All in all its a good resort for skiing.

Nice with the high glacier run to provide some assurance that there will be some skiing even if not much snow!

Great runs. Plenty of slopes for intermediate and advanced. Friendly helpful ski instructors. Really good après!!! Lifts were very efficient. Would recommend

Fourth year coming to Tignes and I just love it more every time I come. The scenery is incredible, there is so much variety and so many runs - even when its busy it feels like theres plenty of space. And the snow is just *chefs kiss*. Would absolutely recommend it.

I went with my university trip early in the season and had so much fun! The snow was great with some brilliant runs, a few were shut but there's still 100s of km of slopes left. Apres was brilliant too, so all around great trip

Enjoyed our holiday in Tignes but the snow was a bit ropey. If you want better conditions, Val Thorens is a better choice.

I am a UK skier who has regularly visited Tignes sometime between January to March in the last 6 years. My ski group are attracted to the resort for its high-altitude snow reliability, extensive ski area, and easy access/link to the Val d'Isère resort. Our group is mostly intermediate in level, and we have enioyed the extensive range of blue and red runs, even tackling the black slopes such as La Face de Bellevarde for that personal sense of achievement and exhilaration. A highlight that never ceases to impress is travelling all the way up to the Grande Motte Glacier (weather permitting) to ski the quieter and motorway-wide, groomed slopes with an amazing view. Beginners will appreciate the well-designed nursery slopes in Tignes Le Lac and Val Claret, although we have found that true beginners find even the 'easier' slopes difficult at times at this resort. The resort boasts modern lift infrastructure, meaning fewer queues and more time on the slopes. Tignes is also more affordable than Val d'Isère, offering better value for UK skiers without compromising on quality. The apres ski options at Cocorico and La Folie Douce always bring the right energy and party vibes. The food options are also plentiful and delicious, although you may want to consider taking the odd packed lunch to avoid overindulgence and a hefty post trip bill! Overall an excellent Alpine resort that keeps us coming back season after season.

Tignes is one of the best ski resorts in Europe. It has a huge variety and volume of pistes that can easily keep you occupied for a week (or a season) and returning time and time again. There are loads of nightlife options and places to eat as well as non-snow activities.

Had a great stay at Tignes Le Lac, accommodation was excellent ski in/out and we very much enjoyed our evenings in The Marmot Arms. The snow and skiing was excellent with all the slopes well managed by resort staff.