Peak Ski Season: Mid December to Early March 

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

Late Season: March to Early April 

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

Accommodation Type: 

Set in a sleek, single-building hotel, Val Thorens Sensations offers modern rooms with stunning mountain views and thoughtful alpine touches. 

Room Options: 

• Superior Room: Found on the higher floors, featuring a furnished balcony with mountain views. Sleeps 3 (approx. 24 - 28 m²). 
• Deluxe Room: Includes a comfortable lounge area and balcony, perfect for relaxing after a day on the slopes. Sleeps 3 (approx. 24 - 35 m²). 
• Suites: Spacious duplex-style accommodation with a living room, furnished terrace, and cosy fireplace. Ideal for 2 guests (approx. 54 m²). 

Restaurants:

Les Yurts: Buffet-style dining with international and Savoyard favourites, fresh from live cooking stations. Enjoy the cosy yurt ambiance or mountain views of the slopes. 

The Epicurious: Contemporary Savoyard cuisine with dishes like fondue and artisan diot sausage, paired with local wines. Alpine flavours celebrated in every menu, from tastings to chic picnics. 

Bars & Lounges: 

Oxygene: The resort’s lively hub, serving inspired cocktails and canapés. DJ sets and live music create a vibrant après-ski atmosphere perfect for dancing and evening fun. 

Lounge Bar Epicurious: A sleek, intimate lounge ideal for unwinding. Sip a zesty cocktail and relax in a calm, stylish setting after a day on the slopes. 

Wine Bar: Enjoy curated wines from the region and beyond, guided by our sommelier. Enjoy tastings paired with artisanal cheeses and charcuterie for a true alpine experience. 

Is Val Thorens connected to other ski resorts? 

• Yes – it forms part of the Trois Vallées, linking Méribel, Courchevel, and more, offering over 600 km of slopes. 

What level of skier is best suited to this resort? 

• All levels! Beginners and intermediates enjoy gentle slopes and lessons, while advanced skiers have access to extensive red and black runs. 

Is there ski in/ski out access? 

• Yes, many accommodations are ski-in/ski-out or just steps from the lifts. 

Is it good for non-skiers? 

• Club Med Val Thorens Sensations shines for skiers and those who love lively après-ski experiences. While non-skiers can still enjoy the vibrant bars, live entertainment, and stunning mountain views.