Tignes Reviews & Ratings

Been to Tignes resort 4 times now, both with family and friends. Theres plenty of places to stay to suit all types and multiple villages, e.g., Le Lac, Val Claret with budget friendly to luxury options. With a shuttle bus you can visit all of them to suit eating options and bars. Coco Ricos never disappoints as apres. Snow and groomed runs are always plentiful as its generally on the safe side in altitude.

Overall Tignes is a well-rounded ski resort, connecting with multiple other resorts each side of the mountain. There are plenty of options for food and apres ski, multiple mogul fields and plenty of of piste areas while still offering beautifully groomed fast or slow pistes. There are also multiple ski parks for all abilities and styles, definitely a place I would visit again!

A quality resort paired with val disere. Great mix of runs and terrain across the mountain, although things seem to get pretty icy regularly and maybe isnt such a beginner friendly resort as others.
The lifts work great and allow seamless travel through resort this also translates across to the free buses in town.
There a plenty of food and drink places to enjoy at night, although it can be pricey, like most places in the region.
I really would recommend the resort if you are searching out some great skiing!

Great pistes and similarly good off-piste options. Some good apres options with cocoricos and folie douce in the val-disere resort accessible by multiple lifts. Main down side is lack of tree runs but this is due to the altitude which ensured great snow year round.

Went with my family in April and had a brilliant time, variety of slopes to ski down and there plenty of places to eat and drink throughout the entire resort.

Would recommend going up the Grande Motte.

Tignes ski area offers lots of hidden gems. Long cruisy runs all the way down to le breveier Where you find some of the cheaper places to eat and drink for lunch.

Night life is okay but not as lively as the other resorts. Great place to get some proper ski time in.

I have been to Tignes multiple times and have loved it more and more every time. We usually stayed in Tignes 1800 to make it a little bit cheaper and you can still ski pretty much too your accommodation with a short walk. The runs in Tignes are what makes it for me, there is such a variety which means that you can ski different time every day - you can also get a ski lift pass into Val D'Isere which also have some great runs! Tignes is a very snow-sure place which made me more comfortable booking there knowing that there will be plenty of snow!
There are also plenty of photo opportunities -the Tignes sign and the Aguille Percee Hole in the wall were our favourites. Also if you are there for NYE, the fireworks display and DJ is the best I have ever seen - I would just advise not to get the bus afterwards as they are absolutely jammed and had to wait for over an hour in the freezing cold! There are alternative methods to get back to your accommodation if you're in Tignes 1800 eg taxi (pre-book).
In all, Tignes will always hold a special place in my heart!

Tignes has a huge amount of piste for all levels making it perfect for someone just learning to ski / board or someone with lots of experience. On top of this it has amazing apres with folie douce just a lift over into val disere and places like coco ricos making sure you have a great time. However be prepared to spend a lot as drinks here are definitely not cheap!

Situated just over the hill from it's more pretentious sibling, Tignes has a cool vibe and spirit at its essence.

Nice resort good apre lots of runs if you get val and la dailli banging food on the slopes and nice hot chocolayes

Overall a good resort for all round snowsports. The architectural sights are very brutal as with the concrete appearance. Eating is best off the hill. Early season can be cold wrap up warm.

Tignes is a huge resort with the full lift pass giving you access to Val DIsere as well.

Runs for all abilities and huge amounts of off piste.

Great apres scene with some really reasonably priced bars.

Options for all budgets and accommodation types across Tignes too

Im currently working a season in Tignes and have already been blown away by the terrain park, the size of the resort and the apres. An awesome resort with so much to offer for everyone.

Very nice resort. Small few towns but very pretty. Good selection of runs as well as the glacier which was a cool experience to be so high. Easy access to val disere which is nice to experience a new place. Apres is very good and many places to spend your time if you want a day off the slopes

Brilliant skiing with good snow coverage, not so many so trees to ski in but really great around resort.

Colocorico is the one for aprés, get there between 2-4 for happy hour! There are endless places to get food, and its such a reliable resort for any type of piste, and I rarely have to queue for any time at all really at the lifts

Early season visit to Tignes 1st week of December great conditions considering lack of snow but made up for by resort management of slopes. A few bits of Off piste particularly worth a mention underneath Tommeuz to La Dai. Spent a week in La Taos with a couple of good nights in the Loop Bar well worth a visit.

I went January 2023 with my five friends and we loved it! We are all completely different levels and felt there was something for us all. Its very well sign posted and theres plenty of lifts to get everywhere you need to go. Would definitely recommend and cant wait to go back!

Visited Tignes in early December and the resort absolutely delivered AGAIN! Such a great time of year to visit. The pistes were in great condition and new snow fell so we were skiing boot deep powder on piste!! The off piste was just as good with powder fields everywhere we looked. More skiing than the legs could cope with.

Huge off-piste domain. a little expensive but its really good. For nights out you can go après ski at la folie douce and then ski down to a club called cocorico in val disère. highly recommend