Spacious Hotel lodging
Experimental Chalet Val d’Isère, fifth floor penthouses
For its second winter season, Experimental Chalet Val d’Isère is inaugurating its top floor with bedrooms and penthouses. Still designed by Dorothée Meilichzon in a forest theme, the three sumptuous penthouses are defined by their large interior spaces and breathtaking views of the mountains and village from the hotel’s fifth floor.
The Bellevarde Penthouse is the largest space in the chalet, covering 56 m² harmoniously divided between the bedroom and living room, and can accommodate four people. The Solaise Penthouse accommodates two people in a spacious 44 m² retreat with mountain views. The Iseran Penthouse accommodates two people in a more intimate 35 m² space with unobstructed views of the village and its slate roofs. This winter, Experimental Chalet offers 113 rooms, suites, lofts and penthouses, as well as two restaurants, L’Aiglon and L’Aigle d’Or; the cocktail bar, the Experimental Cocktail Club; the spa and meeting spaces. A true haven of peace to enjoy the pleasures of winter, between skiing, tasty fondue and shared memories by the fireside.
• Penthouse Isere starting at €700
• Penthouse Solaise starting at €900
• Penthouse Bellevarde starting at €1,300
Chalet Purple ski
New Chalet Cervinia in the Joseray hamlet
Spread across three spectacular floors, Chalet Cervinia is brand-new luxury chalet from our Partners. It benefits from a prime location next to the Joseray slope and just a short walk from the village centre. In the heart of the chalet, there is a vast living space comprising of a lounge and dining area, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Combining traditional Alpine design with modern features, it is a cosy cocoon for evenings by the log fire.
Chalet Cervinia has a great many assets, such as its private cinema room, ski room and, of course, spa with an indoor hot tub, sauna, massage room and large indoor swimming pool.
The chalet’s six bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath or shower room, complete the package. Guests can also enjoy all of premium services: private chef, chauffeur, concierge.
From 35920€/week, included services
Chalets : The Charm of a village
M Group Chalet, the new Chalet des Légendes
The Chalet des Légendes was created with one vision in mind: to embody the daring spirit of the great figures who made Val d’Isère a world-renowned destination. Combining Alpine tradition with a 1970s style, the interior design pays tribute to the Olympic champions and World Cup racers whose courage on La Face and the surrounding peaks forged Val d’Isère’s reputation as a legendary skiing destination.
The chalet accommodates 12 people in 5 bedrooms and offers a spectacular double-height living space. Guests can enjoy an indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, hammam and treatment room, as well as a private bar and ski room. The chalet offers relaxed catering by Consensio with a private chef and a private shuttle service. Every detail reflects a deep respect for the heritage of Val d’Isère, while offering today’s travellers the highest level of comfort and service. Weekly stays, from Sunday to Sunday. Rates from 33,800€ in low season and 77,900€ in high season.
Apartments with premium services
Village Montana, new premium aparthotels
This winter, the Village Montana is unveiling a new and exclusive address in the heart of Val d’Isère. In keeping with its other emblematic establishments, the top floor of the Ski Lodge hotel now houses these luxury aparthotels, designed for families and groups of friends seeking space, comfort and elegance. Guests staying in these new apartments can take advantage of all of the hotel services in the Ski Lodge hotel: bar, spa with swimming pool and treatments, restaurant with B&B and half-board options. From 5628€/week for a 8 pax apartment, 6461€ for a 10 pax appartment.
Le Parc 1963
In a prime location at the bottom of the slopes on Val d’Isère’s exceptional ski area, in the old village, Le Parc 1963 is made up of 11 superb apartments. Boasting stunning views of the Bellevarde massif, every space has been carefully designed to offer a unique and personalised mountain experience.
The project, led by the Covarel and Capezzone families alongside Alain Perrier, was designed by Capezzone Architecture. The use of aged wood and local stone allows the building to blend seamlessly into its surroundings, in perfect harmony with the traditional local architecture. The complex also offers high-end services such as a ski room, a gym and its own concierge service.
Hip Hideouts, 3 apartments with personalised services
Inside Le Parc, three Hip Hideouts luxury apartments offer a premium experience with high-class design and tailored services. Run as “Crafted Bed & Breakfast” apartments, they allow guests to enjoy full freedom during their stay, or to choose from a variety of optional Hip Hideouts services: breakfast, private chef, chauffeur and other services by request. Everything is managed by “The Hut”, their virtual concierge.
From 2500€/pers per week.
Renovation of the Alpina Lodge
Fully renovated in 2025, the four-star Alpina Lodge welcomes guests in the village centre, in a property that combines Alpine elegance with modern comforts.
Every apartment (ranging from 2-person studios to 10-person apartments) has been tastefully redesigned. High-end services complete the package, including a private hammam shower in every apartment for the ultimate relaxation experience after a day on the mountain.
New restaurants: in the village & on the slopes
IMA —a new venue that turns culinary art into a celebration
Designed to tell a story, this brand new restaurant offers an unprecedented culinary experience by combining cuisine inspired by the Near East with a celebratory atmosphere.
IMA, meaning “mum”, invites guests to take a trip back to their roots, a place where they feel at home. The menu, concocted by executive chef Elie Fishmann – a former chef at the Four Seasons, Paris Society, Bocuse and Ducasse – offers an innovative and daring dining experience designed for sharing, with flavours straight from the Near East.
To accompany the dishes, a selection of fine wines, refined spirits and made-to-order cocktails lead diners to turn their evening meal into a true celebration: as the evening goes on, the atmosphere is transformed and the tables are cleared away to leave space for the dancefloor.
Designed by architects Isabella Caetano and Mikolaj Wroblewski, every space has been carefully thought-out to offer optimum comfort with a refined and sophisticated atmosphere. For the interior design, Christine d’Aulan, founder of MEIJI_STUDIO, lent her vision and added a touch of excellence, rising to the challenge of transforming this former nightclub into a lively new venue.
Bottleneck
New restaurant in the K2 Chogori
After the successful launch of the K2 Palace, the Bottleneck is opening in Val d’Isère, to replace the Altiplano. This new venue is inspired by and named after the legendary climb up K2: the “Bottleneck” is an important yet narrow passage to reach the summit of K2, and the restaurant pays tribute to exceptional mountaineers. Along the same lines as its big brother, the K2 Chogori’s Bottleneck celebrates traditional cuisine, serving up masterfully-braised meat, fish and vegetables. Bernard Mure-Ravaud, a “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” cheesemaker, executive chef at the K2 Chogori, have teamed up to concoct delicious cheese-based dishes and a selection of signature fondues. In charge of the dessert menu, Sébastien Vauxion offers up an elegant and delicious twist on timeless French patisserie.
Folie Douce
New creative and culinary area for La Folie Douce.
The emblematic La Petite Cuisine becomes the epicentre of La Folie Douce after being transformed into “La Petite Cuisine – Gare Centrale”: a 650m2 hub that combines all of the establishment’s services: food, bar, performances, workshops, shop, ski.
Public transport-themed signs guide visitors around the venue for a fun experience exploring the different spaces: Folie shop, Central Bar and Folie Académie.
The venue pays tribute to the building’s original architectural identity: the former top station of La Daille gondola has retained its raw sobriety but with the addition of elegant, sculptured lines inspired by the New York Guggenheim, giving rise to a fiercely modern, industrial-style atmosphere.
Skiing
Top of the Vallon gondola: an immersive experience on Mont Iseran
Following on from the installation of the new Vallon gondola last winter, a cosy and welcoming new top station is being unveiled, inspired by the mountain with its wood and stone decor. An optical image immerses visitors in the story of a legendary 17th-century ascent, for a spot of Alpine history.
Vallon de l’Iseran, a new experience on the mountain
At the top of the Fornet cable car, a new relaxation area has been opened for visitors as they wait to hop on the Vallon gondola. With its large bay windows looking out across the valley floor, this cocoon is like a mountain refuge, the perfect place for a break before you head up to the high mountain on the Vallon gondola.
New Easy Skiing signs on the Bellevarde
A new set of Ski Tranquille signs were installed last season on the Solaise sector of the ski area. Continuing with these measures – which aim to make life easier for beginner skiers – the Bellevarde sector has also been equipped with these special signs this season. They help beginners to find their way around on green and blue slopes, thanks to logos, arrows and flags. Signs directing them to the gondolas have also been installed to show them the way back to resort. Details of all the itineraries can be found on the Val d’Isère Ski app.
The iconic pink cabin on the Olympique gondola gets a facelift
This winter, the pink gondola cabin has been given a makeover and its design now evokes dreams, childhood memories and a magical land. This winter, hop on the Olympique gondola and embark on a timeless voyage up the mountainside!
PEDESTRIAN ACCESS with a QR CODE
Pedestrians can access the ski lifts directly from their smartphones by scanning a QR code, available on the app, website and at points of sale. In addition to the terminal at La Daille, which was commissioned last season, new terminals have been installed this season at Solaise and Le Fornet. At altitude, there are several walking areas in these different sectors.
Two new terraces on the ski area
Le Fornet (Vallon-Iseran sector): A new terrace with a relaxation area, orientation table and binoculars allow you to admire the Galise and Tsanteleina peaks.
Madeleine (Solaise sector): A terrace with a relaxation area, orientation table and binoculars offers breathtaking views of the Charvet rock and Sana peak.