Included
Accommodation, dining and drinks according to the Village programme; lift pass from age four; group ski and snowboard lessons at the stated ages; kids clubs, fitness, yoga and entertainment.

Club Med Snow · France · Alpe d’Huez
A complete guide to the Village, mountain and ski routine: profile, rooms, dining, families, pistes and access.
Colorado curation
At 1,850 metres, Club Med Alpe d’Huez combines ski-in/ski-out access, family facilities and 250 km of pistes reaching Pic Blanc at 3,330 metres.
Village profile
Renovated and expanded, Club Med Alpe d’Huez occupies a privileged south-facing position at 1,850 metres, directly connected to the pistes. Open views towards the Oisans massif reinforce the feeling of being at the heart of the mountain.
It is a highly complete Village for families and mixed-ability groups, bringing together progressive terrain, major challenges, a temperature-controlled pool, kids clubs and a lively atmosphere without sacrificing comfort.

The hotel
Interiors reinterpret Alpe d’Huez's sporting heritage through bright, functional spaces oriented towards the landscape. Family configurations simplify stays with children without sacrificing privacy.
The Club Med experience
Accommodation, dining and drinks according to the Village programme; lift pass from age four; group ski and snowboard lessons at the stated ages; kids clubs, fitness, yoga and entertainment.
Flights, transfers, insurance, equipment rental, spa, private lessons, clubs for younger children and experiences outside the included programme.
Flights, a European connection, transfers from Lyon, Geneva or Grenoble, room category, equipment, insurance and pre- or post-ski extensions.
The mountain
From Pic Blanc at 3,330 metres, the ski area descends through one of the Alps' greatest verticals. There are gentle sectors for learning, long pistes for intermediates and landmarks such as Tunnel and Sarenne for experienced skiers.
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The pistes
Distribution published by Club Med for Alpe d’Huez Grand Domaine.
A large choice of green pistes and learning zones supports the first days. Direct access and group lessons reduce logistics and help confidence develop at a natural pace.
This is one of the strongest profiles for the resort: long blue and red pistes link varied sectors, with vertical, sunshine and enough options to change the route every day.
Pic Blanc, Tunnel and the 16 km Sarenne deliver altitude, length and challenge. The mountain also offers off-piste itineraries, always with a guide and suitable conditions.
Variety and broad pistes are excellent, especially in the upper sectors. A few traverses and links deserve planning to avoid flatter sections and preserve the day's flow.

Dining, family and wellness
Le Pic Blanc combines Alpine specialities and international cuisine with a south-facing panoramic terrace. Le 1790 Gourmet Lounge offers a more intimate, bistronomic atmosphere. A temperature-controlled pool, yoga and spa complete post-ski recovery.
Practical questions
Yes. There are many green pistes, learning zones and natural progression. At the same time, the ski area works very well for intermediate and advanced companions.
Yes. Club Med Alpe d’Huez has an indoor temperature-controlled pool, plus fitness, yoga and Spa by Payot, with treatments booked separately.
No. It is a long black piste, covering 16 km with major vertical. It requires technique, stamina and favourable conditions; beginners should enjoy the resort's many more accessible sectors.
Ski and snowboard rental is booked separately and can be arranged to be ready upon arrival at the Village.
Your Alpe d’Huez week
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Sources and update
Content prepared from official sources consulted in September 2026.