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 from age four, fitness and entertainment.

Club Med Snow · France · Paradiski
A complete guide to the Village, mountain and ski routine: profile, rooms, dining, families, pistes and access.
Colorado curation
At 2,100 metres, La Plagne 2100 combines ski-in/ski-out access, a lively atmosphere and a mountain especially well suited to families and mixed-ability groups.
Village profile
Club Med La Plagne 2100 occupies a high position directly connected to the pistes, with broad Alpine views and straightforward access to one of Paradiski's most varied sectors. It is an especially practical choice for families and mixed-ability groups.
The atmosphere is sporty and lively. Days begin early on the mountain and continue on the terrace, at The Indoors bar and through the evening programme, creating a Village that feels more vibrant than intimate.

The hotel
The ten-storey building is recognised by its red roofs and silhouette inspired by a Tibetan temple. Inside, bold colours and contemporary references replace the classic styling of Savoyard chalets.
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 from age four, fitness and entertainment.
Flights, transfers, insurance, equipment rental, spa, private lessons, Petit Club Med, snow discovery for younger children and experiences outside the included programme.
Flights, a European connection, transfers from Lyon, Geneva or Aime-la-Plagne, room category, equipment, insurance and pre- or post-ski extensions.
The mountain
La Plagne combines high-altitude bases, woodland sectors and pistes with different aspects, reaching around 3,250 metres. The Vanoise Express links the area to Peisey-Vallandry and Les Arcs, expanding the experience to Paradiski's 425 km.
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The pistes
Distribution published by Club Med for Paradiski.
La Plagne is one of Paradiski's most approachable bases for learning. Beginner zones, a large choice of easier pistes and group lessons support progression without requiring long journeys.
This is the profile that gets the most from the mountain: long, broad blue pistes link different sectors, while the reds allow a gradual increase in pace throughout the week.
Bellecôte, Roche de Mio and the area's major vertical expand the possibilities, with access to more sporting routes and the wider Paradiski sectors. Off-piste terrain requires a guide and suitable conditions.
Broad pistes favour wide turns and progression, while fun zones and different aspects add variety. A few linking sections deserve planning to avoid flatter stretches.

Dining, family and wellness
La Morraine combines an international buffet, Savoyard specialities and family options in a mountain-inspired setting. After dinner, The Indoors bar becomes the centre of the Village's social atmosphere and evening programme.
Practical questions
No. La Plagne 2100 does not have a pool. Its wellness facilities include fitness, a sauna, steam room and Spa by Payot, with treatments booked separately.
Yes. La Plagne has many easier pistes, learning sectors and very natural progression. The ski-in/ski-out location also simplifies the routine during the first days.
La Plagne 2100 sits higher, has a livelier atmosphere and provides immediate access to the extensive La Plagne sector. Peisey-Vallandry is more intimate, has grand-chalet styling and sits strategically beside the Vanoise Express.
Ski and snowboard rental is booked separately and can be arranged to be ready upon arrival at the Village.
Your La Plagne week
Colorado compares dates, flights, accommodation category, transfers and pre- or post-ski extensions to create one coherent journey from start to finish.
Sources and update
Content prepared from official sources consulted in September 2026.