Included
Accommodation, dining and drinks according to the Village programme; lift pass from age four; group ski lessons from four and snowboard from eight; activities 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
In Tignes, a contemporary Village with an Exclusive Collection Space combines ski-in/ski-out access, a lively atmosphere and the 300 km Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area.
Village profile
Club Med Tignes is a contemporary, lively Village with ski-in/ski-out access and facilities designed to maximise mountain time. Its Exclusive Collection Space adds suites, concierge service and greater privacy within the resort.
It is particularly strong for families, groups and skiers who value high-altitude snow, terrain for different levels and an all-inclusive experience without losing Tignes' sporting atmosphere.

The hotel
Natural wood, graphic patterns and large windows give the Village a dynamic identity. It offers Superior and Deluxe rooms, plus Exclusive Collection Space suites for families and groups seeking more room and service.
The Club Med experience
Accommodation, dining and drinks according to the Village programme; lift pass from age four; group ski lessons from four and snowboard from eight; activities and entertainment.
Flights, transfers, insurance, equipment rental, Petit Club Med, the first-snow programme, spa, private lessons and experiences outside the included programme.
Flights, a European connection, transfers, room category, equipment, insurance and extensions before or after the snow week — all coordinated around the Village stay.
The mountain
The ski area combines Tignes' broad, long pistes, access to Grande Motte and the complete Val d’Isère link. From 1,550 to 3,456 metres, it offers terrain for beginners, families, intermediates, advanced skiers and snowboarders.
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The pistes
Distribution published by Club Med for the Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area.
Learning areas and an integrated routine linking lessons, equipment and pistes make a first week easier. The altitude calls for a measured start during the first days.
This is one of the strongest matches for Tignes: broad pistes, long descents and numerous links make it easy to explore different sectors throughout the week.
Grande Motte, sporting sectors and the Val d’Isère link provide altitude, variety and enough terrain for demanding mountain days.
Tignes works particularly well: broad pistes, varied terrain, a snowpark and a mountain culture closely connected to snowboarding and freestyle.

Dining, family and wellness
Le Val Claret combines Alpine specialities and international cuisine; Le Solstice Gourmet Lounge brings a more intimate atmosphere and a bistronomic interpretation of regional flavours. A temperature-controlled pool, fitness, yoga, sauna and spa complete the post-ski experience.
Practical questions
The Village offers ski-in/ski-out access, making lesson departures and the return to the hotel at the end of the day easier.
Yes. The resort brings together kids clubs, activities and ski lessons from age four. Petit Club Med and the first-snow programme serve children aged two and three as an additional service.
No. It offers its own suites and services within the Village. Guests in Superior or Deluxe rooms use the resort's main facilities.
Ski and snowboard rental is booked separately and can be arranged at the Village before the first mountain day.
Your Tignes week
Colorado compares dates, flights, room 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.