Verbier Reviews & Ratings

Too quality resort and a fantastic terrain. For those who are a bit more advanced this is a great resort to test your level, with some runs labelled lower but in practice, are much more testing.

Great resort, fantastic food on offer. Would recommend for intermediate/advanced skiers.
Night life is good as well as apres ski perfect for all ages.

Im a daily Jackson Hole skier and can I just say that Verbier was rad! The terrain is expansive and worthy

Verbier is great for those seeking a luxury getaway. Lots of on-piste restaurants and bars, a well groomed ski park and ski school selection make it great for families and ski bums alike. Verbier connects you to 5 other resorts of ski distance is what youre looking for, with 410km of skiable distance. Verbier also has Mont Fort - the highest view point in all the resorts, creating some exciting skiing opportunities - both on piste and off piste. Verbier has got some great touring and boot packing options for those fresh line seeking individuals. The only downside would be how popular it gets in the peak weeks - as with all resorts - and its high price bracket.

Great skiing experience however brought down by the usual extortionate Swiss prices. To expensive to visit more than once.

Vernier is a fantastic ski resort, it is not overcrowded and variety of slopes for all abilities. The ski lifts are efficient and the restaurants at the top are lovely ️

Top ski resort. Good resort. Most is above 2k meters so well above the snowline. Loads of expert off piste runs to satisfy the nerd to ski.

Great resort for advanced skiing as lots of itineraries and off piste opportunities for touring.
Apres was great, particularly the farinet, the pub mt gory and ice cube.
Some slopes for beginners but they can however be busy during holiday times.
Lots of great restaurants and hotel options.

Verbier is a freeriders paradise! The skiable off-piste terrain direct from the lift system is amazing and if youre prepared to hike you can be skiing first tracks long after the last snow fall.
I would say the resort lacks the wide cruiser pistes that can be found in some of the big French resorts. However, the Sav and La Tsoumas areas are more accommodating to beginner skiers.
Away from the slopes Verbier has a great après scene and a variety of high quality restaurants. The only real downside is that accommodation can be hard to find and often very costly.
When its on in Verbier it is one of the very best ski areas in the world. Those of you that have experienced it will surely agree that its well worth spending the extra money!

Verbier is simply second to none. It is my favourite resort for a reason. Easy access to all 4 valleys, you can always find less crowded places to ski if you know where to go. Top notch skiing, top notch apres. Just fantastic.

I was in Verbier for 2 weeks doing my Basi level 2 ski instructing course. This gave me the chance to explore a rather large portion of the resort. We had a chance to ride the bumps off-piste try some fresh powder and do technicals on the piste. Also at the top of mont fort theres a run with some serious bumps, if thats your style to really test your skills. The food options i found here to be pretty good they had self service in most restaurant on the resort offering stone baked pizzas. Burgers, lasagne, bolognese and many more for your pallet. So the food was no worries but be prepared to spend a 20-30euros on your lunch, daily this will end up hurting the pockets. The M25 run is super wide and has steeper areas of the slopes to allow you the space to practice your technique without having to worry so much about the traffic. The Euro Championship was also on at the time i was down which was around mid February so that gives you an option to relax have a few drinks and enjoy the show. The free ride world tour competition was also on after i left. Falling late February to see the skiers taking some crazy off piste runs. Unfortunately i missed this but it would've been a sight to see. I would personally say Verbier is the place to be for free ride, off-piste and bumps as i noticed the other resorts i visited this season did not offer much of these options.

Love this resort. Lovely town with delicious restaurants and great bars with apres. The whole town is accessible through its bus system making it easy to get to the ski lifts in the town and back to your accommodation. The skiing is great with access to neighbouring towns and mountains so there is lots to ski. Theres a good variety of different style pistes and some great itinerary runs. There is always things going on in the town such as little brand pop ups as well as things going on up the slopes such as the free ride world tour which one can watch. Overall a great town to stay in with lots to do.

After spending 2 months in verbier skiing. Every day I did not get bored because there are so many options and different slopes with all kinds of terrain which was amazing. I did a race camp. The instructors were incredible ex World Cup skiers. but I thought the only problem is that there wasnt enough apres bars
Such as the follie douche as the perfect example but overall I had a really really good time would definitely recommend. But a good point to note is that the transport around the resort stops at about 9 pm. And in general, everything is priced a lot higher than other resorts.

Best ski resort ever with a wide variety of slopes, long runs, and many different places to go around !

If looking for expert terrain and the passion for freeriding, look no further. Skiing in Verbier gravitates to freeride in truly alpine terrain. The station is the western part of the 4 Valley region allowing for extensively long groomed tracks that will easily consume your day(s). Powder hounds need to catch first lift as the fast off-piste terrain gets skied out rapidly. Have your wide skis prepared. There are no other stations that can compete with Verbier for the adoption of free riding by both the environment and passionados. Social life after skiing is readily available in abundance, just to share experiences and prepare for the days too come.

A great resort. Access to the 4 valleys. Transport is effortless via plane/train. Access from Geneva airport is good. Gondola goes from Le Chable station straight into town at the Medran lift. Lots of groomed pistes to keep you entertained. Lots of Itineraires too, great with a guide to show you the hidden spots if you have avalanche kit. Regular bus service throughout the resort free with ski pass. Apres in Le Fer a Cheval, Mont Fort, Offshore and others. Lively nightlife with a few clubs and bars you can party until morning. There is now a lot of Russian influence which is a negative, they spoil the clubs/bars, no clue on running door staff and some have lost their friendly appeal. The accomodation is expensive and ski hire. Local food is good, fondue, croutè, snails etc. Overall though a great resort.

Beatiful resort of class and excellence. Gorgeous hotels and restaurants about, perfect place for a romantic holiday for two or a lads ski trip . Incredible runs with the best of swiss skiing, quite possibly my favourite resort of all time!