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, pool, fitness and entertainment.

Club Med Snow · France · Exclusive Collection Space
A complete guide to the Village, mountain and ski routine: profile, rooms, dining, families, pistes and access.
Colorado curation
Among the pines of Arc 1600, Les Arcs Panorama combines contemporary architecture, ski-in/ski-out access and complete family facilities beside Paradiski's 425 km.
Village profile
Club Med Les Arcs Panorama rises among the pines of Arc 1600 with curved architecture, Scandinavian inspiration and views across the Tarentaise valley and Mont Blanc. The Exclusive Collection Space adds suites, a lounge and dedicated service within the Village.
It is particularly strong for families seeking complete facilities and skiers who value a vast area, with ski-in/ski-out access and possibilities ranging from the Les Arcs pistes to major Paradiski circuits.

The hotel
The building's lines follow the mountain, while pale wood, graphic patterns and vivid colours reinterpret the Alpine chalet. Large windows place the valley at the centre of the interiors.
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, pool, fitness and entertainment.
Flights, transfers, insurance, equipment rental, spa, private lessons, Baby Club Med, Petit Club Med, excursions and experiences outside the included programme.
Flights, a European connection, transfers, room category, Exclusive Collection Space, equipment, insurance, mountain restaurants and pre- or post-ski extensions.
The mountain
Les Arcs–Peisey-Vallandry offers 200 km of pistes; the Vanoise Express connects it to La Plagne, taking the whole area to 425 km. Forests, broad high-altitude terrain and the 7 km Aiguille Rouge descent create a highly varied week.
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The pistes
Distribution published by Club Med for Paradiski.
Learning areas and group lessons support the first days. Beginners are best served by building confidence in Les Arcs before considering longer Paradiski circuits.
This is the profile that benefits most: broad pistes, an extensive choice of blue and red runs, and routes through forests and high-altitude terrain provide variety for an entire week.
Aiguille Rouge, the high sectors and the link to La Plagne add considerable challenge. The area combines sporting descents with full days of exploration.
The varied terrain and wide pistes work very well. On touring days, return timing and flatter sections on the longer links deserve attention.

Dining, family and wellness
La Pierre Blanche combines an international buffet with Alpine specialities and valley views. The Gourmet Lounge, at 1,790 metres, offers a more intimate Savoyard experience with fondue and regional wines.
Practical questions
Pass coverage should be checked when booking. Les Arcs–Peisey-Vallandry already offers 200 km; the Paradiski option expands access to 425 km, including La Plagne via the Vanoise Express.
Yes. The Village combines kids clubs from babies through teenagers, a pool and a very convenient ski-in/ski-out routine. Some services for younger children depend on availability and specific booking.
It brings together suites, a lounge and dedicated services, adding privacy and personalised attention while retaining access to the Village facilities and atmosphere.
Ski and snowboard rental is booked separately and can be arranged to be ready upon arrival at the Village.
Your Les Arcs 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.Designed together