Verbier Reviews & Ratings

Verbier is my favourite resort. It has a big ski area for exploring, quiet runs, amazing off piste to explore and the itineraries. The sun sets on the town so you can always get a sunny apres drink. Worth it every time.

We stayed in a 4-bedroom apartment overlooking the valley with amazing views and only a short walk to the main lift. We had 3 snowboarders and 5 skiers. The lift passes were the standard £400 for the week, but this resort is for those who love the yellow runs (off-piste and moguls ). Several iconic runs start steeply but then flatten out after a short distance. On piste is also good for those who don't fancy the off-piste. Being in Switzerland, it will never be cheap, but it is a great resort.

It is very very expensive but staying in le chable and getting the cable car up brings down the cost significantly. Restaurant des grands plans is the best place we found for lunch. It’s on the way back across to Verbier from savoleyres.

I have stayed in this resort every year. Cannot fault it. Some of the best off piste/ itinerary routes about. Most run are quite intense if you used to skiing in France. However it is a very well looked after resort and loved. My favourite for breakfast would be off shore cafe and apres would be lumi or pub mont fort on Wednesdays.

The resort was quiet when we were there. Great snow, great infrastructure. Apres was a bit disappointing but the fact that the mountain is so vast meant that on the days where visibility is low we can go to savolyere and always get good skiing done

Verbier was, as ever, an exceptional alpine escape. I travelled with my son and we had the most wonderful stay at The Chamois, which proved to be the perfect base for a stylish and memorable ski holiday. The resort was beautifully blanketed in fresh snow for much of our trip, creating that classic, picture-perfect Verbier atmosphere that is so hard to beat.
Even when the weather forced the lifts to close for a day, Verbier still delivered. There is a real sophistication to the village — elegant boutiques, lively bars, and plenty of excellent places to relax and enjoy the atmosphere — so even a non-ski day felt like part of the experience rather than a disappointment.
The dining was another highlight. The Burger Shack was outstanding for something relaxed and fun, fondue at Le Caveau was rich, authentic and utterly delicious, and the famous chicken in a basket at Al Capone was every bit as good as ever. Verbier has that rare ability to combine world-class skiing with genuinely superb food and a vibrant, cosmopolitan village feel.
What also stood out this time was how serious the mountain conditions can be. With the heavy snowfall came a number of avalanches, and sadly some people were hurt. It was a stark reminder that off-piste skiing in Verbier is not something to be taken lightly. Too many seem to believe that carrying avalanche equipment alone is enough — it is not. Stay safe, respect the mountain, and only ski off-piste if you truly know where you are going and have had proper training or completed an avalanche safety course.
Verbier remains one of our absolute favourite ski destinations — glamorous, exciting and endlessly special. Already booked next year!

Verbier is beautiful. I had the best time. There is a good selection of hotels & air b&b’s close to the ski lifts making it easily accessible. Great choice of ski equipment hire. The slopes are so fun and the scenery exhilarating, fantastic restaurants & super apre ski scene. There was a large group of 25 of us who were well catered for. We loved Le Rouge & Fairnet. So much fun.

Loved every bit really liked the food and the snow was AMAZING. I loved the shallower slopes I could go on and my family loved pushing each other on the harder slopes really good experience all around

A bit expensive but overall great place to spend some time.
Plenty of ski runs to do beautiful views and friendly people.
Will visit again.
Highly recommend.

Simply the best for challenging skiing. Tortin is the most difficult run in Europe. New Year’s Eve in the square is bonkers fun

Expensive resort but beautiful on the slopes and off, some of the best food I’ve eaten on the mountain (Carrefour restaurant especially), and amazing skiing (especially for expert skiers but something for everyone)

Excellent resort with tons of choice. There are beginner runs but better for intermediate skiers. Apres is fantastic, especially lumi bar

Fantastic. Great skiing and a lot of fun especially when you get good snow! Going back in a few weeks as loved it so much the first time

Resort was massive and had more than enough runs for a whole week of exploring, plenty of runs for intermediate to advanced skiers but there’s a lack of easier runs so I would say it’s not very beginner friendly. Some amazing views and food options while on the mountain but there’s not a huge apres culture here. Very busy in February too but I’d more than recommend visiting.

Verbier is a beautiful resort with a large ski area. I have spent a lot of time in Verbier and never get bored of the area. The town is lively and full of people most of the time. It has some really fun pubs and bars for both apres and dancing late into the night, a few favourites being Le Rouge, Farinet, and Pub Mont Fort. As well as lively bars, there is a large range of different types of restaurants and cuisines at different price points, which makes Verbier a great place to go. The bus system within the town is a huge added bonus as wherever your staying you can hop on the free bus and go straight to skiing so not much walking in your ski boots! Up the mountain there is also a large number of restaurants, some self service and some not, meaning the trip can be affordable or you can splash out. I also really like that you can buy a young person's ski pass that gives you a good discount! Finally, another thing I love about Verbier is the itineraries as they are so much fun and give the ski area a nice element of challenge.

very very expensive. small village. international people. mainly just Swiss French. clubs 5/10. ski slopes 10/10 - broad options for all levels of skiers/snowboarders.

One of the best apres and nightlife scenes. Plenty of eating out options (though pretty expensive to do so). Amazing skiing for advanced skiers be it groomed or off piste, but not a resort for beginners. Lifts and infrastructure in resort (i.e. buses) very good and efficient.
Main downside is the price. It is one of the more expensive European resorts.

Highly recommend Verbier for families/ large groups with plenty of chalet accommodation that will cater to all needs. The long runs, on-the-slope dining options, and ease of access to explore multiple resorts, will keep you busy on the mountain all day.

Insane freeride terrain off Attelas, Mont Gele and Mont Fort; long steep thigh burning mogul fields on the itineraries; nice tree skiing in Bruson, La Tzoumaz and the vallon d’Arbi itinerary; favourite pistes: the Jumbo and Plan de Fou red runs. Hidden gem: the Etygeon itinerary and the Rabbit Hutch cocktail bar

Having not skied for many years, it was the perfect place to re find my ski legs. The runs where great, lots of variety for all skiing abilities.

The slopes were not to busy, it was beautiful blue skies and lovely snow.

Prices are not cheap but it is a lovely place to be.