La Cime des Arcs

France , Paradiski Ski Area , Les Arcs

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  • Cime des Arcs, 73700, Arc 2000

Facilities

  • Gym/Fitness Centres
  • Indoor Pool
  • Spa Facilities
  • Sauna/Steam Room
  • Family Rooms
  • Heated Boot Room
  • Parking
  • Sauna in room

Les Arcs at a glance

  • French
  • Euro (EUR)
  • Belfast Int. (BFS), Birmingham Int. (BHX), Bournemouth (BOH), Bristol (BRS), Edinburgh (EDI), Leeds Bradford (LBA), London Gatwick (LGW), London Heathrow (LHR), London Luton (LTN), Manchester Int. (MAN), Southampton (SOU), Newcastle (NCL), London Stansted (STN), Glasgow Int. (GLA), Liverpool (LPL)
  • London St Pancras (QQS)

Included in your ski holiday to Les Arcs

  • On holiday support and tailored advice from our Destination Expert based in Andorra
  • Access to Inghams Digital Resort Guide with things to do, ski highlights and useful information on holiday
  • Flights from the UK, transfers and accommodation on half board
The Eurostar Snow Train is back for 2026/27​
With extra dates and resorts added, including Saturday to Saturday departures. Hurry, there's limited availability and seats are selling quick!

About Residence La Cime des Arcs

Right in the heart of Arc 2000’s main square, Résidence La Cime des Arcs puts you just a few snowy steps from the slopes, lifts and ski school meeting points – ideal if you want quick, easy access to the Paradiski area. 

It’s styled like a classic Savoyard chalet, which, for you, translates to a warm, easy-going vibe – ideal for families and groups. Inside, you’ll find bright, spacious apartments sleeping up to 12, each with a fully equipped kitchen and a private balcony where you can soak up views of the resort or the surrounding peaks.

When the skis come off, it’s time to unwind. Treat yourself to a relaxing session in the wellness area or simply settle in and watch skiers carving their way down the slopes below – preferably with something warm in hand.

Spa & wellness facilities

After a day on the slopes, treat yourself to some relaxation with a heated, indoor swimming pool, two saunas, a hammam and fitness room. 

Additional facilities

  • Relaxation area with billiards, sofa and fireplace
  • Loan of raclette machines, fondue sets and pierrades
  • Private ski-locker with shoe-dryer   
  • Bakery delivery service
  • Pets welcome
  • Parking

Résidence La Cime des Arcs is in a prime and quiet location at the foot of the slopes (with ski-in ski-out access) and near the resort centre so close to shops and restaurants. 

Bakery delivery

In the mornings, La Cime des Arcs can deliver bread and pastries to your door – this needs to be reserved at reception the day before, by 7pm.

Board basis available: Self Catering

Each apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen, living room with private balcony and most include a sofa-bed for two people.

One-bedroom apartments sleeps two to four people at around 32m² with one double bedroom, one bathroom and a separate toilet. 

One-bedroom apartment and cabins sleeps four to six people at around 38m² with one double bedroom, one cabin with bunk beds, one bathroom and a separate toilet.

One-bedroom apartment and cabin comfort sleeps four to six people at around 45m² with one double bedroom, one cabin with bunk beds, one bathroom, one shower room and a toilet.   

Two-bedroom apartments sleeps four to six people at around 45m² with one double bedroom, one twin bedroom, one bathroom, one shower room and a separate toilet.  

Two-bedroom duplex sleeps four to six people at around 55m² with one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, one bathroom and a separate toilet.  

Two-bedroom apartment and cabins sleeps six to eight people at around 60m² with one double bedroom, one twin bedroom and one cabin with bunkbeds. Offering one bathroom, one shower room and two toilets.  

Three-bedroom apartments sleeps six to eight people at around 89m² with one double bedroom, two twin bedrooms, two bathrooms and two toilets.    

Three-bedroom apartment duplex sleeps six to eight people at around 62m² with one double, one twin and one family bedroom (one double bed and two single beds) or two doubles and one family room (four singles beds). There’s one bathroom, one shower room and one or two toilets.     

Three-bedroom apartments crossing and cabin sleeps eight to ten people at around 83m² with two doubles, one twin bedroom and a cabin with bunk beds. There’s one bathroom, two shower rooms and two toilets.  

Four-bedroom apartment duplex sleeps eight to ten people at around 86m² with one double bedroom, three twin bedrooms, two bathrooms, one shower room and two toilets.   

Four-bedroom apartment and cabins sleeps ten to twelve people at around 128m² with two double bedrooms, two twin bedrooms and one cabin with bunk beds. There’s two bathrooms, one shower room and two toilets.  

Four-bedroom apartments and cabin with Sauna sleeps ten people at around 120m² with two double bedrooms, two twin bedrooms and one cabin with bunk beds. There’s a private Sauna, two bathrooms, two shower rooms and two toilets. 

Apartment facilities

  • Bed linen  
  • Towels
  • Welcoming cleaning kit  
  • TV
  • Free Wi-Fi 

Additional information

  • Check in: 5pm and check out: 10am
  • No. of apartments: 52
  • Tourist tax: Pay locally
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Travel to Les Arcs

Depart on: Saturdays

Arrive into: Geneva or Chambéry airport, or Bourg St. Maurice station

Transfer time: approx. 2 hours 30 mins to 3 hours 30 mins by coach

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Travel by air or car

Fly to Geneva or Chambéry:

  • Transfer time from Geneva airport: approx. 3 hours 30 mins by coach
  • Transfer time from Chambéry airport: approx. 2 hours 30 mins by coach
  • The transfer to Les Arcs will stop as close as possible to your chosen accommodation. In some cases, there may be a couple minutes' walk due to the location of the property not being accessible by coach, particularly in Arc 2000 where access to some accommodation is through the underground car park
  • There is a traffic light system in the Tarantaise Valley controlling traffic and stopping cars and coaches sitting in places where rocks could fall, and to make snow clearing easier when snowing.

Please note that transfer times may vary depending on weather conditions and traffic, particularly during peak season and French school holidays (French school holidays span 18 Dec 26 - 03 Jan 27, 06 Feb - 07 Mar 27 and 03 - 25 Apr 27).

Private transfers are available on request.

Self-drive from the UK:

Self-drive packages from the UK are also available, with ferry crossings included. Please call our Ski Specialists for more information and to book.

Travel by train

We also have the Eurostar Snow Train which is bookable for 7 nights to Les Arcs, from London St Pancras. Available between 20 December and 28 March 2026.

This is a train that departs and returns Saturdays with a much shorter transfer of 40 minutes from Bourg St Maurice railway station to resort.

Please see the drop down below for provisional timings.

Ski & Snowboard in Les Arcs

Best for

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Cross-country

Snowboard

The Paradiski offers 425km of slopes for all abilities, connecting Les Arcs, Peisey-Vallandry, and La Plagne via the Vanoise Express cable car.

Runs

Blue: 243km
Red: 129km
Black: 53km

Additional Ski Details

Ski area:
425km
Cross country routes:
43km
Resort altitude:
1800m
Ski Altitude:
1200m - 3226m
Snow Cannons:
958
Ski Lifts:
129
Lift Ski Lockers:
No
Glaciers:
1
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Discover Les Arcs

Purpose built for skiing, Les Arcs makes life on the mountain wonderfully simple. Everything is designed with skiers in mind, so you can spend less time getting organised and more time out on the slopes.

Many of our properties offer convenient access to the vast Paradiski ski area, giving you more than 200km of pistes to explore. From wide cruising runs to high altitude terrain with spectacular alpine views, there is plenty here to keep you discovering new corners of the mountain throughout your stay.

Les Arcs itself is made up of four resorts at different altitudes, each with its own restaurants, bars and activities. Whether you are looking for a lively atmosphere or something a little more relaxed, you will find a village to suit. A regular shuttle bus runs throughout the day, making it easy to travel between the different resorts.

All of this combines to create a ski destination that is both convenient and varied, with excellent access to one of the largest and most enjoyable ski areas in the Alps.

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Things to do in Les Arcs

This free museum showcases mountain flora and fauna, learn about the mountains eco-system and appreciate the nature surrounding the resort. It can be found at the top of the Vallandry cable car. 

Take the scenic gondola to the summit of the Aiguille Rouge, one of the highest points in Les Arcs, where snow covered peaks stretch out as far as the eye can see. At the top, enjoy panoramic views across the Tarentaise Valley, Mont Blanc, and the surrounding alpine scenery. It’s a stunning location for photos and a memorable highlight of any trip to Les Arcs.

Col de la Chal ©JulietteRebour

Join the pisteurs to be the first skiers on the mountain where they will point out the main peaks and accompany you as you enjoy the freshly-pisted slopes before sharing breakfast as the sun comes up. Mandatory registration is required before 15:00 on Tuesday (Subject to change. Check with our Destination Expert whilst you are away for the most up to date information).

Tobbogganing ©LesArcs

Race down the 3 km toboggan run, which includes a combination of sweeping curves, bends and smooth straight sections, starting from the Col de la Chal and finishing at Arc 2000. Accessible via the Arcabulle chairlift or Transarc gondola, 

Every Wednesday throughout this winter season, you can enjoy a thrilling night ride down the Rodeo Park toboggan piste, with sunset runs available during March and April. Entry is free for all adults holding a valid lift pass. Children aged 10 and over, and taller than 125 cm, are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. 

Minimum ages and heights apply. Helmets and sledges provided on site.  Pay locally.

Venture through the winter landscape on a guided snowshoe hike, you may even encounter a chamois or mountain hare on enroute. 

Like hang-gliding, but with skis on. Strap a parachute on and join a guide in an adrenaline-filled jump off the edge of the mountain, where you will soar through the skies above the pistes before coming to a gentle landing above either Arc 1600 or 1800. Speak to your local representative for advice on how to book this adrenaline rush of an experience.

Experience an unforgettable evening in Arc 1950 at an authentic Mongolian yurt. After snowshoeing or on a snake gliss ride, you'll be greeted by a Yourtine and taken through a torch lit pathway to the yurt.  Inside, enjoy a delightful aperitif and appetizers, followed by a a hearty meal including warming soup, classic tartiflette, dessert, and tea or coffee. Soft drinks and a quarter litre of wine per person are also included, 

This unique winter event takes place every Wednesday evening throughout the season in Arc 1950, offering a perfect après-ski experience in a cosy alpine setting.

Speak to your Inghams Destination Expert about booking this experience. Pay locally.

Take the children to explore the giant 7 metre tall wooden statues in the Malgovert forest, with a range of climbing walls, platforms and rope nests, it is an excellent way to experience the beauty of nature from above. Designed to raise awareness to the woodland setting, you can find the Malgovert giants just down from the Mont Blanc chairlift. 

  • The Varet Glacier Exhibition
  • Ice climbing in Champagny-en-Vanoise
  • Night skiing in Arc 2000
  • Igloo Village and Ice Grotto
  • Aiguille Rouge Zipline 
  • Aiguille Rouge Panoramic Footbridge 

Winter walking in Les Arcs means you have a great choice of groomed trails, linking to different resorts and stretching across to Peisey-Vallandry. These well-maintained paths are easy to follow and, in most cases, don’t require specialist equipment – just warm clothing and sturdy winter boots.

Wander between forested sections and open viewpoints, with plenty of opportunity to take in sweeping views of the Tarentaise Valley along the way. The routes are clearly signposted, making it easy to explore at your own pace, whether you’re after a short scenic stroll or a longer winter ramble away from the slopes.

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