Val d'Isère Reviews & Ratings

Amazing resort I have been coming back to for years. Plenty of amazing skiing for all levels and all terrain types. Lots of gorgeous off piste in le fornet and beautiful and more challenging runs near the Aguile percee.

Fantastic selection of bars and restaurants for food and sunshine both on and off the piste and some excellent apres. Great to hit the folie douce after a full day skiing!

It is hard to out-ski Val. There is such a variety on offer with good linked access to other areas. The height provides good conditions & there is something for everyone whatever your ability or ride.
It is costly but a great option.

There's a reason Val d'Isere is always top of list of European ski resorts to visit. It's just the best! With it's high elevation you're almost guaranteed good snow, even in bad years, and I have experienced the best of piste snowboarding of my life there. There are so many runs to choose from depending on your level or the conditions and the town is beautiful too with fantastic free bus connections between villages. My top "Secret" recommendation is to find the Vallee Perdue (a really fun off piste narrow run through a tight gully) which is great fun but especially on low visibility days as it's well sheltered and makes for excellent GoPro footage!

Amazing Ski Resort I have been 3 times and each time gets better, ski area is massive you could ski for a week and not ski the same slope twice.

Plenty of food and drink options and tignes is really close too.

Great transport buses running through town regularly.

I have been coming to Val DIsere / Tignes Espace Killy for over 20yrs and I love it. Ive even come in the summer months to ski on the Glacier for race training.

My girlfriend and I are still currently in Val DIsere and we have had the best time, staying at Club Med, all inclusive, where the service is exceptional, it is quite pricy but everything is pretty much included except if you need to hire ski equipment. You get lessons, ski passes, and the food is very very very good considering it is buffet which I am not usually a fan of.

For Apres Ski, the place to be is La Folie Douce and then on to Cocoricos! And there are plenty of great bars around with good atmospheres!

Whilst here we had some heavy snow fall, which made for a good few powder days however towards the end of the day there was a lot of huge moguls which made skiing even Blue Runs difficult for my girlfriend who is intermediate level. So it was not as enjoyable for her then.

I will continue to come back to Val DIsere and Tignes as it holds a special place in my heart as its where my grandad took me many times growing up, and will look forward to one day bringing my children here to experience such a special place that is the Espace Killy.

Highly recommend to anyone to come here and experience the 300km of great skiing in a truly beautiful mountain range.

I found Val disere to be a skier and snowboarders paradise in terms of the varety of the slopes and the efficiency and speed of the transport and infrastructure across the slopes. With over 300 km available for riding, the queues rarely get busy and the quality of the slopes is of high standard most times. The only thing id say could be improved is value for money as eating out can get a little pricey, same as the price for getting a drink at the apres ski. You also have 2 days of using the local spa and swimming as part of the weekly ski pass which i found very relaxing after a day of riding.
Overall, i would give val disere a 4/5 rating.

Unreal resort, so much coverage and the slopes are good for all types of skiers, apres ski is very good and the restaurants are lovely but very busy so Id recommend pre booking where possible. The shuttle bus is ideal to reach other parts of the mountain and resorts. Would highly recommend

If you are looking for the best Apres Ski, look no further than La Folie Douce. Great skiing and fantastic destination for a ski holiday with friends. Town is charming with cute wine bars and great restaurants. World class!

A huge ski area with a diverse range of pistes. Lots of good restaurants for lunch on the mountain and in neighbouring resorts.
Val dIsere town has everything you need including supermarkets, a pharmacy, swimming pool, restaurants and bars.
The highlight for me is aprés at Cocorico! Excellent live bands every afternoon, after (as aprés should be) the lifts close, you can ski in but it can also be walked up to from town. So much fun!

Val DIsere is my favourite place to ski. The Espace Killy is a wide spread mountain full of a variety of ski runs to suit everyone. What I love about it, is you can take new snow goers (young or old) and they will not feel left out as there are plenty of greens and blues which make it interesting for the competent skier too. A good range of refreshment stops darted about on the mountain for food, drink or a meet up point. Lifts queues can look busy but they do tend to go down fairly quickly. Ive not experience ski school but from looking they appear to run a nice relaxed schedule with a lot of fun in between. Fully recommend taking the gondola up to the Grande Motte for lunch and to either ski the red or black down or take the gondola back down if thats suits you. Spectacular views.

Amazing resort, caters for all level of skiers and snowboarders. The restraints are lovely and the apres ski scene is very fun

It is a great resort for all levels of skiers. Some slopes to learn on while also some great red/blacks to challenge. There are loads of restraunts around the resort as well as really fun apres ski options. Great for families, young and couples. Like many other resorts it can be quite pricey, but if you do research you can find reasonable alternatives.

I have been to this resort at least x 20. If I could only ski one week per year I would choose this resort beginning of April / week before Easter.
Huge ski area which is incredibly integrated with neighbouring resort of Tignes.
With some effort its easy to visit all 4 corners of the piste map in a single day.
Skiing is brilliant. Village / resort is high end and picturesque.
Plenty choice for eating out but not cheaply.
Overall I love this resort.

Amazing trip!
Friendly people, great snowboard teachers. Loved the apres ski stops on the routes, multiple levels available and not too busy! Would go again.

Amazing resort connected to Tignes, one of the largest in Europe amazing skiing amazing food amazing aores

Val d'Isère is a premier ski destination offering a world-class experience for those willing to indulge in its upscale offerings. Renowned for its vibrant après-ski scene, it boasts an eclectic mix of lively bars and refined restaurants, making it the perfect place to unwind after a day on the slopes. The resort features extensive ski terrain suitable for all levels, along with breathtaking alpine scenery. While its charm and amenities come with a premium price tag, the quality of service, facilities, and atmosphere justify the expense for many visitors. Val d'Isère truly delivers a luxury alpine escape.

This resort is expensive however it is the best ski ever. Take plenty of spending money and don't stay up too late

Wonderful! Truely amazing skiing - great food, atmosphere, apres, variety of slopes! Something for everyone

Great resort - ski from the glacier all the way to Tignes Brev for lunch and back. Apres at Follie, Petit Damois etc. one of the great resorts.

Access to Tignes is probably the best part of the resort. Some icy runs nearer the main lifts and gondola but still a great resort overall. Snow park and black runs up on the far right side of the resort are great! Overall a bit expensive but lovely resort.