The Skiers' Guide to Val Thorens

Amazing snow and conditions for April. Lots of great skiing with varied runs to choose from. Good choice of après and great atmosphere in resort. Plenty of non skiing activities. Well stocked supermarkets. Overall great place to go!

Busy but big enough to cope.. loads of pubs and restaurants all with a vibe. Quite expensive but great big area. Would recommend

Crowded slopes (no lines at lifts though), very good groomed pistes and with tons os options. You can ski from Val Thorens to Courchevel (passing Meribel). Stayed at a club med, so did not enjoyed the mountain options. Village has good ski shop options.

Stayed at Club Med
Village has several accesses ski in ski out
Val Thorens is part of 3 Vallées, hence endless choice of tracks

Most amazing place I have ever been Val thorens had everything it really is heaven on earth. Locals were so friendly the ski schools were amazing the food and drink spots are so good.

Great ski resort with opportunities for all. A lot of bars and restaurants to choice from and the opportunity to ski in multiple areas. Never have to ski the same areas

Resort is fantastic, ski area and lift links are second to none. My favourite resort of all I’ve visited.

Skiing is great with access to the three valleys, albeit with some queuing at busy times. The resort centre is more geared towards a younger party crowd...be prepared to deal with drunkenly tik-tockers

Had a great week in val thorens what a fun time. The apres ski was amazing and the slopes were good. Did get a bit slushy by lunch time though

Great experience in Val Thorens, I simply loved it, all slopes are great, much of the year there's good snow, and the lift access and efficiency is amazing, very good quality versus price!
For the best and cheap accommodation you should book the earliest possible, but great overall!

It was the second time I've been to VT. It's an awesome place with plenty of runs and places to explore especially if you go into the other Valleys.
I went in a group of eight and we all like the apr ski. Was an amazing week.

Very popular resort in tje french alps so comes with a huge crowd. Guaranteed good snow though with lots of food and after ski options.

Great trips to val throens we stayed at the Fahrenheit 7 hotel which is in one of the best locations I have stayed. The ski in/ski out is incredible and the staff were amazing.
Apres ski is very good but would recommend going to the 360 bar over folie douche.

2 time in val, still the best skiing resort in my opinion, massive selection of runs, definitely get the 3 valley pass if you are going.
Apre skii is also amazing, with the choice of folie douche or 360, party continues into the night with multiple bars and clubs in the town centre, summit club open till very late.
Great choice for any group ie family or lads/girls holiday.

Excellent ski resort, very friendly people, unforgettable experiences,
Val torrens offers incredible skiing and for youngsters an exciting night life

Been to val 3 times now has everything you need for a winter holiday.
Ski to door, spars, gd food, few bars.
We go every year and always do val every two years rear place. Haven’t found a place to beat it yet, as we keep coming back.

As always Val Thorens delivers every time! Perfectly groomed slopes, great atmosphere and speedy lifts. Good snow conditions, a variety of restaurants on and off piste! Not the quietest resort but good vibes all, our favourite by far. We will be back time and time again!

Great family resort. You can ski the whole of the three valleys. Some apres but more restaurants than bars. Expensive resort. Nursery slopes are extremely busy and aren’t the best for beginners. Vast skiing area though and overall a great resort.

Great resort for guaranteed snow and a huge choice of slopes and access to other mountain ranges. Prices are high up the mountain for food and drink.

Good resort, large area good conditions although some runs are mogul fields later in the day if it snows and runs dont get groomed