Love Villars, Gryon and Gstaad including the option to ski glacier 3000 Fantastic skiing, apreski and the local spa was refurbished to high level

Excellent ski resort, my favourite, been coming here for years, something for everyone. Recommend going up to the glacier if you need something a bit more challenging.

Small intimate resort. South facing so slopes can suffer in the sun. Great for kids but not enough variation for more advanced skiers. There are a number of drag lifts so can get busy. Typical Swiss resort with pretty tree lined runs, chalet style accommodation and the obligatory cog railway to get up to the ski area. Free shuttle bus is great as can work you tit he much quicker telecabine lift. Proximity to Geneva makes it busy at peak times. The resort has skating swimming spar bowling to keep kids entertained off the slopes. Top tip- ski between 8.39 and 11 as locals fill up the queue quickly in afternoon with discounted afternoon pass.

I love this resort it links in well with the Les Diaberellets system and glacier 2000. Well well looked after and loads of options for both on and off piste skiing. You can get remote if you require with high quality ski mountaineering and touring. I have had endless hours of run in Villars. Totally recommend a visit.

I love Villars. Enough piste to keep everyone entertained and very family friendly, as well as accessible for wheelchair users and disabled skiers.

Fantastic ski resort for beginners / intermediates and most of all family trips. Great location, good ski schools, friendly atmosphere and a very school orientated area and resort. There is little to no off piste skiing due to the topography of the land and size of the runs down the mountains. Some gorgeous scenery and brilliant bites on the mountain, well worth a visit - but more adventurous skiers would have a better time in a larger resort with more varied ski options and areas.

Nice Swiss ski resort. Lovely train ride up to the main lifts, or gondola, from village centre. Good lifts and link to other resort, never really busy. Some off piste if you know where to go & can ski back to some hotels. Village centre is small with some nice bars and shops.

Been skiing to Villars since I was very young when there was a lot more snow, however now there is less and sometimes the amount of runs can be limited so skiing back down to town is not possible a lot of the time. Lifts can become congested down at the Lac Noir chairlift but this has recently been resolved by a new 8man chair. Tree skiing is nice and the off piste is pretty sick. In terms of restaurants there are a few to choose from (my favourite is cookie) however the prices are very expensive, but it is right next to the train down the mountain :)

Went in March but there was still plenty of snow for decent skiing. Mountain itself was a bit smaller than expected (compared to some other Swiss mountains) but more than enough to keep you busy for a few days to a week.

A lovely ski resort with beautiful views and Villars is a sweet village to stay in with great restaurants and hotels. The snow is great however it can be hit and miss. It can get very busy during peak holiday times but this is the same as most resorts. It is a perfect ski resort for families and beginner to intermediate skiers. I would highly recommend.