Hameau du Soleil
Chalet-style residence in the heart of Val Thorens
Val Thorens
A chalet-style residence designed for vacations with family or friends
Hameau du Soleil is an integral part of Montagnettes’ history. Located on Rue du Soleil in Val Thorens, this chalet-style residence features 18 spacious apartments designed for stays with family or friends. With fireplaces, balconies offering views of the mountain peaks, and spacious living areas, everything here encourages you to spend time together—just a few minutes from the slopes and the resort center.
Ideally located in Val Thorens, just a few minutes’ walk from the ski lifts and the resort center, the residence offers unobstructed panoramic views of the mountain peaks and is bathed in sunlight all day long.
Spacious family apartments
From 72 to 115 m² , designed to welcome families and groups in a true chalet atmosphere.
Fireplace and a view of the mountain peaks
Balcony, cozy living room, and unobstructed views of the mountains of Val Thorens.
Just a stone's throw from the slopes
A convenient location with quick access to the ski lifts and the heart of the resort.
Winter hours
The resort is open from November through May, covering the entire season—from the first snowfall to the last runs of spring.
Chalet-style apartments designed for spending time together
From the 3 room to the 5 room —all featuring a sauna—the apartments at Hameau du Soleil offer spacious living areas, a fireplace, a balcony, and all the comforts you need to fully enjoy your stay at Val Thorens. Accommodations designed for families who love to experience the mountains together.
Some apartments accommodate up to eight persons across three or four levels and feature a private sauna. Others, which are all on one level, are ideal for families with young children.
La Table restaurant in Val Thorens
Just a few minutes from the “ Hameau du Soleil,” La Table welcomes skiers and vacationers all day long, right across from the slopes.
Lunch is enjoyed in the sunshine: the terrace overlooks the Cairn slope, facing Cime Caron. In the evening, the atmosphere takes on a different tone—more intimate and quiet—ideal for a leisurely dinner after a day on the slopes.
One table, two ways to enjoy it.
The Montagnettes journal: a firsthand account of life in the mountains
Travel tips, activity ideas, a behind-the-scenes look at our homes, and mountain inspiration: discover the stories and recommended spots that make life at Val Thorens special throughout the seasons.
The Montagnettes Blog is a vibrant space, written from these places and for those who enjoy taking the time to experience them.
