Val Thorens Information

Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe. Thanks to its six impressive glaciers, the resort provides doorstep skiing on guaranteed snow, which makes it an ideal base for keen skiers and families all season round.  Val Thorens has two shopping centres, many bars, over fifty restaurants, and two discotheques.  The resort is car free and therefore parking is compulsory, this can often be pre-booked with your residence in advance subject to availability or can be pre-booked with the resort parking company via www.valthoparc.com.

Other Facilities

Sports centre with indoor tennis, squash, badminton, table tennis, volleyball, football, basketball, swimming pool, hammam, jacuzzi, sauna, solarium, relaxation area, fun park (trampolines, bouncy castles, ball pools), aqua gym, fitness courses and a wellbeing centre. Other activities include tobogganing, bowling, snow shoe walks, snow scooters, paragliding, mountain biking on snow, ice driving school, micro light, ice waterfall, concerts and cinema.

Facilities for Children

The ESF baby club cares for infants from 3 months to 3 years and the ski kindergartens take 3, 4 and 5 year olds. From 4/5years, children’s ski lessons are available.

What our clients are saying

 | Date of review: 19-Apr-2012
"Val Thorens is a very good resort with fantastic ski area. I would purchase a Val Thorens Ski pass for a week and purchase an extra day to cover the 3 Valleys if I had not skied the area before or were beginner/intermediate. The resort provides good shopping supermarkets and restaurants. The Covered Parking is also a bonus."

 | Date of review: 05-Mar-2011
"We had not stayed in Val Thorens before and, although it is not as picturesque as some resorts, it was well laid out and we found some very good restaurants. The resort was exceptionally busy as it was February half term but we enjoyed the skiing which was mostly excellent. It suited our skiing level and we could have been more challenged if we'd wanted. We would have been less comfortable if we had been beginners."