I love Courmayeur for its varied pistes, beautifully traditional mountain restaurants and stunning resort. Very classy

Amazing food in town, and best mountain food I've ever had. Skiing is great. Off-piste, touring and groomed runs are all good.

The most up market of the resorts in the Aosta Valley, served by a large cable car to get you up to the ski area a wide south facing bowl greets you perfect for intermediates. Further afield and higher are some more challenging reds. Snow is generally good but the bowl gets slushy later in the season. The lift system is a little dated with mostly 2 or 4 man chairs rather the 6 or 8s you now find in bigger resorts. The resort is quaint and has lots of nice shops. One of the quickest resorts to get to from the UK by car!

Small resort but a lot going on. Its good at both ends of the spectrum acess to some of the best off piste skirting the world, (Vallee Blanche and others) and excellent for families/beginners/couples. Not great for intermediates who want to cover long distances etc. In resort is fun, lots of outlandish Italian clothing brands, that no-one is really going to shop at because of the prices, but quite fun to see. Eating out is expensive, town centre eateries are crowded and the staff are moody and unhelpful. Try going out a bit and find an old fashioned traditional Italian, youll get the smiles, the humour the welcome and the food you expect.

Very attractive town. Reasonable ski area with plenty of nice mountain restaurants. The ski area is quite high so a good chance of snow.

Very attractive town. Reasonable ski area with plenty of nice mountain restaurants. The ski area is quite high so a good chance of snow.

Quite charming resort, slopes quiet. Shops fabulous. Food and wine as you would expect in Italy Great value for money Friendly people running bars and restaurants.

We had an enjoyable long weekend skiing in Courmayeur. Can highly recommend Hotel Berthod and Ristorante La Boite. Difficult to find many gluten free places to eat out but Ristorante La Boite offered gluten free crackers and gluten free pasta (although you have to ask). A lot of the lifts are very old and a bit slow but ski hire is good. We went late in the season so it was a bit slushy and lumpy at the bottom and quite icy at the top. The views from the top of Youla lift across to Mont Blanc on a sunny day are incredible. We found everyone to be very friendly and fab to be able to leave your skis and boots at the top of the gondola for no extra charge with SkiSet rental.

Courmayeur is a small resort and some of the higher up lifts are slow and can have a very long line. The option of hiring a guide and doing the vallee blanche is a nice addition for those looking for more adventure. The village is very historic and charming and has an excellent selection of dining and shopping. I would certainly consider coming back

Good skiing, like anywhere near Mt. Blanc. Easy to tour to other resorts. Wonderful village atmosphere.