Tignes Reviews & Ratings

Tignes is my all time favourite resort to stay at! Apartments were gorgeous and cocoricos has some of the best apres, prices felt reasonable compared to some other resorts also

Phenomenal place to ski or snowboard. Incredible views. Lifts are never too busy and it's easy to find your way around. Lots of places to stop for a snack (ie beer!) Everyone is really friendly and plenty of shops if you need to buy gear or eat on a budget. Slopes can be busy at times but mainly quiet. Has a very safe feeling and very simple to get the free bus home if you end up taking the wrong run!

Great variety of groomed slopes, plenty to go at, linking all the Tignes resorts together also being able to ski the val d’isere side aswell and dropping down into the town for lunch.
Après ski in from folie duece to Bollin then Coco-Rico’s Val claret is a top route to finish day of skiing, followed by multiple amazing restaurants and bars for the evening.

Incredible resort. Has everything you need, good groomed pistes, reallt high quality food, lively apres scene and lots of off piste. . Suitable for groups of friends or families.

Insane resort and easily my fav! The apres is solid and the ski area is vast but also really localised so you don't spend ages traversing! It is not a cheap resort but well worth a visit,

Great week in Tignes. Loads of snow meant some really challenging conditions but great fun. Loved the vast ski area and the lifts connected everywhere well. Had a lovely chalet which was close to the lifts and made everything easy for us as a family

I really enjoyed my week in Tignes, it was with 4 friends and we had a mixture of abilities, there was runs available for everyone, always quiet lifts and easy to access bars and restaurants on the slopes - would definitely return & recommend

Great time at tignes. Great variety of skiing, great food and apres ski. Will definitely be revisiting

I love tignes been going for a few years the level of skiing is immense with a vast range of runs available and the connections to val disere, not too expensive and the apes is decent but not as good as other places on that respect

The runs and atmosphere are great, especially the speed ski, but it attracts a lot of 18-24 year olds for the Folie Douce, and a lot of the time can be quite a loud and rowdy village, the clubs are okay, quite overpriced (as most are) and they do have a couple hotels that are ski in ski out which is good.

Would never go in the week of between Xmas and NYE again as it is crazy busy, particularly with families. Also beware all inclusive Club Med style places during school holidays if you’re wanting an adults only break. But the ski area itself is fantastic with so many great options to keep you busy for a week or more. The shuttle bus system is a bit of a pain if staying in Les Brev, and wouldn’t recommend Brev in general early in the season as there wasn’t enough fresh snow. The red runs back down there were awful. Would have been good to have a fresh dump but we did have perfect weather for basically the whole week; it’s hard to have it all!

Had a great time in March, good snow cover and runs in the morning, quite full of moguls by late afternoon due to the snow we had! Easy access around the resort on the free buses

Ski Resort Review: Tignes

Tignes is a fantastic ski destination with a lot going for it, especially if you’re looking for a well-maintained and reliable resort. The pistes are clearly very well taken care of, with grooming that keeps conditions consistent and enjoyable throughout the day. Everything feels organized and thoughtfully maintained, which makes skiing there very smooth and stress-free.

One thing that stands out is how peaceful parts of the resort can feel, particularly when you move away from the main lift areas. It’s easy to find quieter runs where you can just enjoy the scenery and settle into a rhythm without too much crowding.

That said, after skiing for a while, some of the runs can start to feel a bit similar. Many of the pistes are wide and open, which is great for cruising but means you don’t often get those more technical, winding trails through trees or narrow natural terrain. If you’re looking for lots of varied, tree-lined runs, it might feel a little repetitive after a while.

Where Tignes really shines is in how accessible it is for beginners and intermediate skiers. The wide slopes make it much less intimidating to practice and improve, and there’s a good range of runs to progress through as you get more confident. Even more experienced skiers can still find variety across the resort, especially when exploring different sectors.

Overall, Tignes is a very solid resort with excellent grooming, a calm atmosphere in many areas, and plenty of space to ski comfortably. It’s particularly well suited to beginners and those who enjoy wide, open pistes with reliable conditions.

Tignes is such a large area, you can return year on year and still find new areas to explore. Amazing bars, Restaurant and staff.

One of the best ski resorts in Europe. Absolutely fabulous lift accessed off piste when the snow is good , and with Tignes sitting at 2000m the snow quality is extremely reliable. Also a great range of Blue and Red runs for confident intermediates.
Not as 'posh" as neighbour Val d'Isere .... more of a skier vibe than influencer. Relaxed and fun, not pretentious.

Great holiday with friends and family great weather highly recommend will be going again hopefully next year

Great resort and good skiing. Great pistes and easy access from Tignes to Val D’Isere. Really enjoyed the skiing throughout the week :-)

Great ski school and hotels for families. My kids had the best holidays here visited val & tignes a few times now and definitely go back. Love it!

Such a great resort with a great variety of runs! The après ski was so much fun with great music and atmosphere.

Huge amount of skiing but wouldn’t say it’s beginner friendly as most green slopes require doing a blue slope first. Apres is incredible and so is food and bar options. The runs are very chopped up at the end of the day which again, is a beginner or apres goers nightmare. Snow at the beginning of the day is great though and it’s great for intermediate to advanced skiers with lots of options, food and fun.