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
A complete guide to the Village, mountain and ski routine: profile, rooms, dining, families, pistes and access.
Colorado curation
In Val d’Isère, Club Med's only fully Exclusive Collection snow Village combines elevated service, ski-in/ski-out access and the 300 km Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area.
Village profile
Val d’Isère is Club Med's only fully Exclusive Collection snow Village. It combines all-inclusive comfort with concierge service, in-room dining, evening champagne and direct access to one of the Alps' most complete ski areas.
It is particularly strong for couples, families with children aged four and over, and skiers who want to maximise mountain time without arranging lessons, passes and meals separately.

The hotel
Wood, stone, warm fabrics and broad mountain views define the interiors. Its slopeside setting favours tranquillity, comfort and a highly convenient ski routine.
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, spa treatments, private lessons and experiences outside the included programme.
Flights, a Paris or other city connection, transfers, room category, equipment, insurance and French extensions — all coordinated around the snow week.
The mountain
The ski area is much more than a luxury resort. Bellevarde brings landmark pistes and the Tignes connection; Solaise offers sunshine, progression and varied terrain; Le Fornet and Pisaillas add altitude, space and a more sporting character.
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The pistes
Distribution published by Club Med for the Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area.
There are good learning areas, particularly on Solaise. Club Med's advantage is the organised routine linking lessons, equipment and slope access.
This is the profile that gets the most from the area: long descents, efficient links and enough variety for a full week without repetition.
Bellevarde, Le Fornet and Pisaillas provide technical terrain, altitude and substantial mountain days. Conditions and itineraries should always guide the choice.
The scale, broad pistes and Tignes connection work very well. Planning sectors and return routes helps avoid unnecessary traverses.

Dining, family and wellness
Le Bellevarde is the main dining venue with made-to-order stations; Les Millésimes offers a more refined interpretation of Alpine and transalpine flavours. The temperature-controlled pool and spa complete the post-ski routine.
Practical questions
The Village is in Val d’Isère and offers ski-in/ski-out access, making lesson departures and the return to the hotel at the end of the day easier.
Yes, particularly from age four, when group lessons, the lift pass and Mini Club Med+ come together. Younger children require a date-specific check of available services.
Ski and snowboard rental is booked separately. The advantage is arranging collection and fitting at the Village before the first mountain day.
Club Med favours convenience, lessons, dining and an integrated routine. A central hotel may suit travellers who prioritise restaurants, bars and independent village evenings.
Your Val d’Isère 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.