Skip to main content

Where to Stay in Val d'Isere

Discover the top Val d'Isere places to stay

Location
Val d’Isere
Updated

You've made up your mind – you want to come to Val d'Isere on your next holiday. As you research your trip, you'll discover that there’s more than one town in the area and that they all offer a great selection of chalets, apartments and hotels. Accommodation is one of the biggest expenses when booking a holiday, so you want to make sure that you’ve chosen the right location. Worry not, we’re here to help.

With a global reputation for world-class skiing, Val d'Isère is one of the most popular ski resorts in the world. Its high altitude, making it snow-sure both in winter and summer, is largely responsible for its success. 

As with any resort, the best place to stay depends on who you’re travelling with, what you like to do, and how deep your pockets are. When it comes to booking accommodation in Val d'Isere, there is certainly no shortage of choice.

Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, chalets for large groups or apartments that are as close to the lifts as possible, you’ll find it all here.

Jump to

  1. Chalets
  2. Apartments
  3. Hotels
  4. Camping
  5. Mountain refuges
  6. Luxury hot spots in Val d'Isère
  7. Romantic accommodation
  8. Family-friendly areas in Val d'Isère
  9. Cheap accommodation
  10. Ski-in ski-out accommodation
  11. Party accommodation
  12. Seasonal accommodation
  13. Towns nearby

Chalets

Staying in a chalet in Val d’Isère is the perfect way to enjoy a winter sports holiday. From cosy sofas by roaring fires to outdoor hot tubs with panoramic mountain views, chalets offer a true alpine experience. There is a wide range of accommodation available, from high-end fully catered luxury chalets to self-catering properties for shorter breaks. Traditional Savoyard farmhouses sit alongside contemporary Alpine homes, making chalets a comfortable and stylish base for your holiday.

Chalets in Val d'Isere

See all Chalets in Val d'Isere

Apartments in Val d'Isere

Renting an apartment in Val d’Isère is a great option if you want self-catered accommodation for a winter or summer holiday, especially for smaller groups or families. There are hundreds of apartments ranging from compact studios to large properties with five-star facilities. While most are self-catered, many offer optional add-ons to make your stay easier. Apartments are often more budget-friendly than catered chalets and provide a flexible and comfortable base at the foot of the slopes.

Holiday Rentals in Val d'Isere

See all Holiday Rentals in Val d'Isere

Hotels in Val d'Isere

Val d’Isère offers a wide range of hotels to suit all budgets and types of holiday. From family-friendly and group accommodation to luxury five-star hotels with spas, gourmet restaurants and ski hire, there is something for everyone. Hotels provide flexibility on dates and shorter stays, making them ideal if you’re not visiting for a full week. With options from chic modern designer properties to traditional alpine-style hotels, you’ll find comfort and convenience close to the slopes.

Hotels in Val d'Isere

See all Hotels in Val d'Isere

Camping in Val d'Isere

Val d’Isère is popular in summer for mountain biking and hiking, attracting visitors with campervans, motorhomes and tents. The main campsite, Les Richardes, is open during the summer season and sits just 1km from the town centre on the free bus route. It provides toilets, showers, water and electricity. While there are no dedicated motorhome areas in the resort, there is a free waste disposal point where you can also refill your water tank.

Campsites in Val d'Isere

See all Campsites in Val d'Isere

Mountain refuges in Val d'Isere

The Val d’Isère area is dotted with mountain huts and refuges that provide a good base for exploring the high Alps. Staying in one is a unique way to experience the mountains up close, with simple but comfortable accommodation, hearty meals and breathtaking views. They are ideal if you enjoy hiking or ski touring, offering a welcoming atmosphere after a long day on the slopes or trails, and a chance to connect with fellow mountain lovers.

Mountain Huts Val d'Isere

See all Mountain Huts Val d'Isere

Luxury hot spots in Val d'Isère

Val d’Isère offers plenty of luxury accommodation for a truly indulgent ski holiday. You will find high-end chalets and apartments with hot tubs, private spas and even cinema rooms, while five-star hotels in the town centre provide cosy yet grand bedrooms, stunning spas and gourmet dining. Villages like Le Crêt offer particularly glamorous options, combining tranquillity with spectacular mountain views. Whether you want a chic retreat or a lavish base close to the slopes, Val d’Isère has it all.

Romantic accommodation in Val d'Isere

Family-friendly areas in Val d'Isère

If you are visiting Val d’Isère with children, it helps to stay somewhere with facilities and services close by so you are never trekking far in ski boots. The quieter hamlets like Le Crêt, Le Fornet, Le Joseray, La Legettaz and Le Chatelard offer easy access to nursery slopes, ski schools and off-slope activities, making them ideal for families with little ones. Alternatively, staying in the town centre keeps you close to restaurants, shops and entertainment for the whole family.

Cheap accommodation in Val d'Isere

Although Val d’Isère is known as a luxury resort, there are plenty of budget-friendly options available. You will find affordable catered chalets and self-catered apartments, particularly the further you go from the town centre. La Daille is a great choice if you are looking for good value, with small studios and apartments often featuring pull-out sofas and bunks. It is just a five-minute bus ride from the centre and offers direct access to the slopes.

Ski-in ski-out accommodation in Val d'Isere

Ski-in ski-out accommodation is very popular in Val d’Isère and tends to book up quickly, often costing a little more than places further from the slopes. Many chalets and apartments in the hamlets of Le Joseray, La Legettaz and Le Chatelard offer the convenience of stepping straight onto the piste. It is hard to beat the feeling of arriving at your door with your skis on, so book early if you want to enjoy this effortless ski experience.

Party accommodation in Val d'Isere

You’ll want to stay as close to the centre as possible, where it's bars and nightclubs are legendary, as is the après-ski.

Seasonal accommodation in Val d'Isere

Towns nearby

Val d’Isère is surrounded by a number of charming hamlets and villages, many of which are linked to the main resort. La Daille lies just 2km away and offers apartments with direct slope access. A little further up the mountainside are Le Joseray, La Legettaz and Le Chatelard, known for quieter, more exclusive chalet accommodation. Le Laisinant and Le Fornet provide their own lifts and pistes, while shuttle buses connect all the hamlets to Val d’Isère throughout the day and night.

Towns & Villages in Val d'Isere

See all Towns & Villages in Val d'Isere

Latest News & Reviews

Find out what's happening in Val d'Isère and how to make the most of your time here. The latest news, reviews, current events and the trendiest restaurants, as well as interviews with leading locals, insider's guides and things to do, see and experience in the region. Plus, during the winter season, our famous snow reports and dump alerts, all in the same place.

See allLatest News & Reviews
Latest gear - best new clothing for spring 2019
Latest gear - Mountain running equipment for 2019
Latest gear - Camping equipment for summer 2019
a mountain biker jumping in the air

Upcoming Events

Val d'Isère hosts a wide range of events throughout the year. There are constant ski racing competitions throughout the winter, as well as the much anticipated La Scara youth event each April. In the summer, the resort plays home to some major trail running events such as the High Trail Vanoise in July, with Tour de France stages often passing nearby in July.

See allUpcoming Events
Criterium de la Premiere Neige 2022, Val d'Isere
an image of a person with red gloves holding a snow heart