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Situated at the heart of the Trois Vallées ski area, Meribel ski resort is renowned for its authentic Alpine charm and traditional wood and stone architecture. Tucked away an altitude of 1450 metres, it boasts 300 pistes and breathtaking panoramas, as well as privileged access to the world's largest ski area. Meribel's warm, festive atmosphere, modern facilities and wide range of activities make it a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts.
The Meribel ski resort is a choice destination and a fantastic playground for snowboarders. The resort offers direct access to the over 600 km of pistes in the Three Valleys. Its ski slopes are suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced. Beginners will love areas like the Zen Zone at the top of the Saulire Express gondola. Families will appreciate the wide, well-groomed runs, as well as fun areas like Yeti Park.
For more experienced skiers, Meribel ski resort offers challenging red and black runs, as well as exciting off-piste itineraries. Snowboarders and freestylers can let off steam at the DC Area 43 Snowpark thanks to their wide range of modules for all levels. Modern ski lifts provide quick access to the slopes, while the numerous food and beverage outlets are great for a well-earned break. With its breathtaking scenery, high-quality infrastructure, and excellent snow conditions, Meribel ski resort and its valley guarantee an unforgettable experience for all.
In Meribel, après-ski is a convivial and gourmet experience thanks to a variety of restaurants and cafés. Near Meribel Village, Le Cepe serves elegant French cuisine that spotlights high-quality local ingredients. La Table de l'Ours dishes up Savoyard fare in a warm atmosphere. For a more casual experience, Le Rond Point is a popular restaurant for simple dishes such as burgers and pizzas.
To unwind after a day on the slopes, head to La Folie Douce, one of Meribel's best spots to for lively nightlife thanks the festive atmosphere and live music performances. Coffee lovers will adore Café del Mogo. And for those who prefer a quieter evening, Le Panoramic offers a breathtaking view of the mountains and refined cocktails.
In addition to skiing, Meribel offers a multitude of winter activities. Snowshoe trekking is a peaceful way to explore the snow-covered landscapes and breathe in Meribel Valley's pure air. Marked trails such as the one at Lac de Tueda offer spectacular views of the mountains and are ideal for cross-country skiing. Ice skating at the Meribel Olympic Ice Rink is also fun for the whole family.
Wellness experiences are a must at Meribel ski resort. The Spa Pure Altitude at Le Kaila offers relaxing massages, facials and pampering. The Spa Les Granges at La Chaudanne hotel provides a full range of treatments too.
Don't forget to pack all your ski equipment and technical clothing. Book your train or flights in advance and arrange a shuttle or hire a car to get to Meribel. FYI, you can use local public transport if you don't have a car. We recommend booking ski lessons and equipment hire in advance.
Book your ski passes online to benefit from discounts and avoid queues at the ticket office. Download the Meribel app to keep track of piste conditions and get real-time information about the resort.
Villanovo can help you with trip planning to ensure a pleasant, stress-free stay in one of the most popular resorts in the French Alps.
Villanovo offers a wide choice of chalets and flats with an indoor swimming pool, a jacuzzi, catered service, or easy access to the slopes. Let yourself be seduced by our exceptional chalets at Rond-Point des Pistes, Meribel Centre, Le Raffort, Meribel Village or Meribel Mottaret.
Our attentive concierges take care of all the details so you can focus on your holiday. This personalised service adapts each trip to your needs, booking ski lessons, a baby-sitter, a private chef, and other amenities. Our luxury concierge service also has insider recommendations, including everything from the best restaurants and shops to fun places for après-ski.
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