Peak Ski Season: Mid December to Early March 

• Reliable snow and full coverage.
• All winter activities and ski schools operate at peak frequency.
• Festive atmosphere during Christmas and New Year with full entertainment schedules.

Late Season: March to Late April

• Sunny spring days with softer snow and fewer crowds.
• High-altitude slopes preserve skiing quality into March and sometimes April.

Summer/Autumn – July to late August

• Hiking, biking, golf, and outdoor adventure replace snow activities.
• Quieter and scenic, perfect for families and non-skiers seeking mountain experiences.

This striking 10-storey hotel, inspired by Tibetan architecture with its overhanging red roofs, offers modern, comfortable rooms in a cosy alpine setting. Relax and soak in the views of Mont Blanc, Europe’s highest peak. 

Room Options

• Superior Room: Stylish and welcoming with red and claret tones, featuring stunning Mont Blanc views. Sleeps 2 (approx. 21 - 22 m²).
• Deluxe Room: Spacious and sophisticated, with a lounge area perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes. Sleeps 2 (approx. 36 m²).
• Suite: Elegant mountain retreat with a separate living room, desk area, and bedroom, overlooking the Tarentaise Valley and Mont Blanc. Sleeps 2 (approx. 52 m²).

La Morraine 

A cosy, traditional restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with local specialties. Enjoy well-deserved meals after a day on the slopes, with stunning views of the pistes and valley. 

Le Sérac 

Relaxed and welcoming, Le Sérac offers classic Savoyard dishes, including fondue and pierrade. Evening reservations are required, making it the perfect spot to unwind after skiing. 

The Bobsleigh 

The heart of La Plagne’s buzz and energy, The Bobsleigh bar serves everything from daytime pick-me-ups to intimate evening moments by the fireside – pure Club Med spirit. 

Is La Plagne 2100 connected to other ski areas? 

• Yes – the resort is part of the Paradiski area, linking La Plagne and Les Arcs for over 425 km of slopes. 

What level of skier is best suited to this resort? 

• All levels – beginners and intermediates have gentle zones and lessons, while advanced skiers can tackle the extensive red and black runs. 

Are kids’ ski lessons included? 

• Yes – professional instructors provide age-appropriate lessons included in the Club Med package. 

Is there ski in/ski out access? 

• Yes – most accommodations are either ski-in/ski-out or just steps from the lifts. 

Is it suitable for non-skiers? 

• Absolutely – snowshoeing, ice skating, spa treatments, indoor pool, and scenic walks offer plenty of alternative activities.