Search hotels in Tignes

Loved this resort! Great variety of ski runs for all grades of skiers . Lifts of high quality lifts & many options for getting down the mountain if you re just out of steam & don’t want to ski home. A high energy resort with live music in the bars apres ski.

I was there for skiing only so that is all I can talk about. And it was just perfect. The slopes, ski lifts, nature - everything is outstanding. Highlight of our trip was daily tour across the Val d'Isere/Tignes resort using ski lifts and blue slopes. Skiing through the woods or on top of the peeks is an unforgettable experience. And you don't need to be a professional skier - blue slopes will allow you this experience.

Lots of ski runs with different levels and altitudes. Not much to do on days when skiing is difficult due to the weather. Pool and wellness centre are very nice, but get busy on days when the weather is bad.

I live in Whistler Creekside and ski 100+ days per year here. Compared to Tignes/ Val D'Isere; Whistler is a fart in a wind-storm; as the Scale is off the charts! This place rocks for an expert skier like me. Also: Excellent foods prepared by someone who cares! Compared to what Vail charges here for lifts and food; We are getting burned. My favourite photo here: from up some funky poma-lift from Val Claret looking across to the Tufts lift: My blue-sky boot-top-pow warm-up run down to the kilometer vertical of the Grande Motte funicular... ha! It is fun to be an expert with Fifty 100+-day seasons. I skied with three Swedes I met and All had FIS national or World Cup races in their history. We Rocked !

the shuttle bus is a very good service around tignes. However shuttles to and from Val disere are sparse and over crowded. The views from the glacier are exceptional and the resort is very well run by the pisteurs etc. For experienced advanced and intermediate skiers this resort is fantastic. for beginners planning a route is a must.

Tignes was a great resort. Everything was within walking distance of our apartment but there was an also a great free bus service. We loved the restaurant La Julietta - the staff were very friendly and helpful, and the food was great. We ate there twice. We wanted to eat at The Brasserie L’Alpin and went in on the off chance one evening to ask if they had any availability. There were empty tables (it was about 8.30pm) but we were told they were full in quite a rude manner. I did them email the next day to ask if we could make a booking for later in the week but were told that they were full every night but they could do the following week. This felt slightly more friendly than the in person encounter but as we were leaving at the end of the week, it wasn’t any use to us. The skiing was great. We were there in half term and it was so quiet on the slopes. We were able to ski straight onto most lifts, or had less than a 2 minute queue time. The busiest one was Le Grattalu heading back at the end of the day and even that was less than 10 minutes. We’ve been to other places where we’ve queued for 40 minutes to get on lifts! There were plenty of runs for all levels and the snow was good. We will definitely go back to Tignes.