Val Thorens
The highest resort in Europe
At an altitude of more than 2,300 meters, Val Thorens lives in harmony with the mountains, the snow, and the vast horizons.
Five places to explore Val Thorens in a different way
Val Thorens is the highest resort in Europe. Located in the heart of the 3 Vallées, it comprises several neighborhoods centered around the slopes, panoramic views, and resort life. Our five properties each offer a different way to experience the mountains—whether as a couple, with family, or with friends.
Our 4-star hotels:
- Le Hameau du Kashmir : Inspired by a trip to the Himalayas, it is designed to be both a hotel and a residential complex, featuring suites and apartments accommodating up to 8 pe persons.
- L'Oxalys : At the entrance to the resort, there's a large wooden and stone chalet that opens out onto the slopes. Families have been coming back here for over twenty years.
Our cabins and apartments:
- Chalets Mica: wood and stone, apartments for 6 to 8 people persons, some with a sauna.
- Hameau du Soleil: a cozy chalet rather than a large resort, with apartments right at the base of the slopes.
- Montagnettes Soleil 2: bright apartments for 4 to 10 persons, just a stone's throw from the slopes and the heart of the resort.
At Val Thorens, we gather around the table
Located in the Hameau du Kashmir, La Table welcomes skiers and travelers alike to a setting with views of the mountain peaks.
At lunchtime, its panoramic terrace becomes a popular gathering spot to enjoy the sunshine and the view of the mountains. In the evening, the atmosphere shifts to that of a cozy brasserie where Italian flavors and seasonal ingredients take center stage.
A place that serves as a natural extension of the experience at Val Thorens, combining high altitude, a warm, welcoming atmosphere, and the delights of la table.
Val Thorens, at the top of the 3 Vallées
At an altitude of 2,300 meters, Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe. In winter, it provides access to the 3 Vallées, the world’s largest ski area with more than 600 km of trails, all the way to the summit of Cime Caron at 3,200 meters and the Péclet Glacier.
In the summer, the mountains offer a whole new experience: 300 km of hiking trails, more than 320 km of mountain biking trails at altitudes ranging from 660 to 2,800 meters, and a variety of high-altitude activities such as paragliding and zip-lining.
Swimming pool, spa, and retreat : a place to unwind at high altitude
At Val Thorens, relaxation begins the moment you step off the slopes. A pool with a view, a wellness area, and massages: l'Oxalys and le Hameau du Kashmir each offer a true respite in two very different atmospheres. Bright and serene, overlooking the valley at l'Oxalys. A journey between Savoie and the Kashmir Valley at the Hameau du Kashmir.
Val Thorens 's Travel journal: altitude, peaks, and the great outdoors
At Val Thorens, you can experience the mountains up close to the peaks. Through this blog, we share the landscapes of the Belleville Valley, the ski area’s trails, outdoor activities, and the experiences that bring the resort to life throughout the year.
A blog open to anyone who wants to discover Val Thorens in a different way—amidst high altitudes, panoramic views, and alpine life.
