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A chic and cosmopolitan ski resort, Megeve is one of the most exclusive destinations in the Alps. The resort was conceived by the Rothschilds in the 1920's as France's alternative to Switzerland's St Moritz. Luxury ski holidays to Megeve are about more than just the skiing: the resort is a mecca ...

This resort guide to Meribel, one of the most popular resorts with the British market, gives an overview of the ski area, the restaurants (both on and off the mountain), the après ski scene and also the nightlife options available to those that choose to take their ski holiday in this fabulous Th...

Meribel Les Allues is the original village of the Meribel valley and very much at its heart and soul. It is situated 7km below Meribel centre, the main resort. It has a pretty little village centre with five very well established restaurants all of which also have their own bars. Les Allues is c...

Meribel Village should not be confused with Meribel, Meribel Les Allues or Meribel Mottaret as all four are quite distinct places with their own characters. Meribel Village really came into its own with the opening of the new quad chair lift linking it directly to the vast Three Valleys system ta...

Montgenevre is set at one end of the extensive Milky Way ski area, reaching over to Sestriere and Sauze d'Oulx in Italy. Its a convenient and pleasant village with a fair sized area of intermediate slopes, particularly attractive to beginners and early intermediates wanting to do some longer runs...

This resort guide to Morzine gives an overview of the ski area, the restaurants (both on and off the mountain), the apres ski scene and also the many nightlife options available to those that choose to take their ski holiday in this fabulous Portes du Soleil ski resort. Morzine, the central re...

Mottaret is a satellite village of Meribel and has excellent access to the slopes and the whole Three Valleys area with most of the accommodation being ski-in / ski-out. It is a purpose built resort developed in the 1970's, and has limited nightlife although there are a few good bars, restaurant...

Reberty and adjacent but lower lying Bruyeres are relatively new resort developments situated at 1,950 metres (Reberty) and 1,750 metres (Bruyeres), approximately 1 kilometre up the valley from Les Menuires and just below Val Thorens in the Trois Vallees. They are small developments but growing e...

Serre Chevalier is one of those rare French gems, which is generally overlooked by the British and is certainly very under rated. Described by some as 'Provence in the snow' (it enjoys on average 300 sunshine days a year) it has lots of small family run hotels and restaurants housed in old stone ...

You could be forgiven for having driven past the turn off for Sainte Foy on the road up to Tignes and Val d'Isere in previous years. However, this charming mountain hamlet has long been the preserve of locals and off-piste enthusiasts, keen to sample the uncrowded slopes and superb backcountry sk...