Verbier - Community Reviews & Ratings

Verbier is a great ski area tons of terrain for all levels of skiers and boarders. The on hill bars and restaurants are great, very expensive but good. The apres in the village has something for everyone. The Swiss are so efficient the transportation (public) is perfect, getting the resort is easy since the trains are so good. All in all Verbier is expensive but one of the most beautiful places in the world and the skiing is top notch!

Great resort; huge ski area with enough ski villages as part of it to cater to most requirements. Generally expensive, but that's Switzerland for you. The managed off-piste routes are great as well as the unmanaged parts when you know where to go.

a great resort for a near transfer from Geneva airport. fab apres. and great off piste runs. also a few ski routes .

Verbier is a fantastic resort with some excellent skiing making focusing around the off piste. The pistes are good but not beginner freindly. The ski lifts are mostly all very modern and there are some great spots on the mountain to eat which are also extremely expensive. The town is stunning and 'chalet mecca'. Apres is good with a great range of pubs. Prices vary a lot - Pub Montfort a pint will cost 6CHF however if you go to the the Farinet then expect to pay 11CHF, however the atmoshpere there is great and usually has a great live band. Accommodation in Verbier is extortionate with many luxury chalets and hotels - luckily I work in the ski industry and got to stay free of charge. Overall Verbier is an excellent resort if you can afford it!

I was here with the ES ski school as an instructor. With lots of free time for my own recreational skiing too, I can highly rate the resort in terms of ski terrain for all levels, the high level of piste preperation, the extent of ski terrain for all abilities, the quality of ski and snowboard instruction, grade of equipment for hire or to buy, and all in a stunning setting with a fabulous range of accommodation, shops, bars and restaurants. This is a relatively expensive resort but you do get what you pay for; quality in a beautiful setting. ENJOY!

Great resort. Mostly quiet slopes with very small queue time. High altitude which leads to quality snow and little slush. Food is amazing although quite pricey (as expected in Switzerland).

Extensive area, however navigating was tricky due to the lack of slope signage and the piste map being ambiguous at times. Lifts started later than other resorts weve skied, especially after snow and stopped early too. Lift pass expensive especially as there were so many drag lifts in the area. Very suitable resort for lovers of off piste, moguls and steep runs.

Very nice village, excellent pistes! Several places to eat out, drink coffee and have a drink.Pricey and posh but it's Switzerland.

Verbier is fabulous, darling. Wildly expensive and luxurious, the only thing you have to do for yourself is ski, or possibly decide which ritzy bar or restaurant to grace with your VIP presence apres ski. From warmed boots to massages, very upmarket ski hire, hot chocolate brought to you in the jacuzzi to wonderful catering on tap - this is also party central. Take one of the glorious chalets with a group of fun friends, or bring the family and hire ski nannies to reduce stress. Highly recommended for those who want to relax between pistes and enjoy quiet luxury. Fascinating to discover famous names in the guest book, and even borrow their discarded but well laundered ski wear as we did.

We were only at this beautiful resort 2 years ago and if yo havent skied in Europe this is one I would highly recommend the Canadian Rockies are amazing but the vista here are un matched its worth the pricy of a ticket just for that reason

Spent my whole season last year training in Verbier. It was the most incredible resort and mountain Ive ever rode. The variety of terrain accessible from right off the chair lift / gondola is phenomenal. So many sick zones, powder days that dreams are made of and apres ski that will have you dancing the night away. The village in Verbier itself is so cozy and full of top notch restaurants/bars. There are plenty of awesome apre ski bars and fun things to do around the town! You can even paraglide from the mountain into the village called Le Chable below or zip line from the very top of Mont Fort. Verbier is literally one of the coolest resorts and I cant wait to return! I trained with a company called Vivid Snowboarding and gained so much experience in my overall riding. The park crew in Verbier does an amazing job and the freeride is some of the best Ive ever done. Overall highly recommend going to Verbier if you love to shred and love to have fun and ride some extreme terrain!

Great resort and great skiing. They have a great ski school and lots of runs and places to eat on the mountain.Very expensive but thats the only downside.

Quality place to ski, very fun and has terrain for everyone. The domain is big and can also be skied across the 4 vallées. Infrastructures are efficient on and off slopes. The scenery is one of the best. Great place to ski but definitely is on the pricey side. Luxury vibes available if thats what youre into!

Amazing resort with varied slopes and extensive off piste. Managed off piste itinerary routes are a big bonus. Highly recommend resort.

Vernier was great for an intermediate snowboarder. Id go again and again! Theres also some pretty gnarly blacks for those with experience, so theres something for everyone!

Lovely ski resort- a great selection of runs for all abilities. Amazing weather and food. Apres ski was very fun, especially around new year!

Beautiful resort and town. Huge range of slopes and areas to choose from but generally more suited to those who are not complete beginners. The atmosphere in the town and on the slopes is great.

Verbier is an amazing terrain of 4 valleys providing lots of variety for many exciting days of skiing. Because of the large terrain you will not get bored, nor will you find it too busy, even on weekends. In the 4 valleys there are many different towns where you can stay, each with their own charm. The views from Verbier in the surrounding area of Valais are stunning. Its also possible to access Verbier for day trips from Geneva via the Swiss rail. If you like off piste or ski touring, you can easily find a guide and rent equipment to take you in Verbiers back country. You will not be disappointed!

The best off piste I have ever skied, the best apres and the best bars of any ski resort I've been too.

My aunt lives here and this is where I have always gone to ski. It is very expensive but well worth it. They've got some great black runs, Tortin is one of the most notorious in Europe so it's a great challenge if you're like me, intermediate/advanced and looking to get better. It has also gained some great new bars for some live music in recent years (by that I mean the last 10 years, I'm getting old), the relais is a favourite of mine, the farinet is also a great one (although not so new). It's a pretty friendly place as a rule but just like anywhere else, it's better to avoid during its busiest weeks as the queue at Médran can be long.