Extensive well connected runs with the option to ski in neighbouring La Rosiere which gets a bit more sun. The connecting bowl can be quite windy and cold but has lots of snow. A 6 day lift pass includes the option to ski in another resort in the Aosta valley. Courmayeur or Pila for example. There is a free ski bus which takes you directly to the bottom of the cable car in Courmayeur in about 30 mins. There are a few lovely tree lives runs there - worth a look on a fine day. La Thuile has few bars but definitely doesn't have the apres ski you'd find in a busy Austrian resort such as Solden but costs are much cheaper. Empty slopes and snow sure means it is very much worth looking at.

Very quite during the week, great if you don't like queing. Great varied skiing, with plenty to do.Fantastic Italian food, at very reasonable prices. We love the place.

Great value, family friendly resort. Pistes are very well groomed every night, including one genuinely steep black down into the resort. Lift pass allows for one day skiing at Courmayer.

Wonderful place. Great vibes. Nice and quiet on the slopes. Food nice. Accommodation decent. Plenty of snow.

Our first family ski holiday in La Thuile, what an amazing experience ! Arrived on Christmas Eve and had such a lovely experience all round. Ace fully catered hotel (Hotel Planibel)pistes not very busy, wide variety of varied runs, nice for beginners and intermediates especially. A good black run at the top of the resort- or go over into France should you so desire! My 2 nephews who were beginners were flying down the blue runs after a week in ski school, which should tell you all you need to know! And an espresso was 1 euro 50 on the slopes!! We will definitely be returning! Perhaps not as cheap as some resorts but we'll worth the extra, you won't be disappointed!

La thuile remains the best ski resort I've ever been to, less crowded than many of the more popular resorts, particularly those in France, making it easier to get on lifts and actually get in runs without waking up at dawn. Food is fantastic (it's Italy!) and the whole place is perfect for families. Accommodation choices are limited but perfectly good, planibel being the main place to stay, but air bnbs and smaller hotels in the area do provide good alternatives. Quality of snow has always been acceptable to great when I've been there (feb-march) and there is a good range of runs and difficulty levels across the mountain. If you get bored try skiing across to France and spend the day in la rosier or driving to one of the other resorts along the Aosta valley. The only two downsides of la thuile are a lack of nightlife and that it's difficult to get to without renting a car.

Very good for skiing and snow boarding, very nice town and great ski slopes. Great food and great in general

Grown up on these slopes, one of the best in italy, includes a world cup pist and able to ski into France too

Nice place with a variety of runs some of which are very scenic. I couldnt find any off piste tree skiing though

A lovely family resort with quiet runs , easy access to slopes and good ski school . Beautiful long groomed runs, and can ski in to France . Limited apres ski , so dont come here to party , but cute authentic town with rustic eateries