Ski holidays in Les Menuires

Restaurants, food and drink

Whether you're up in the mountains or in resort, there's a number of restaurants, cafes and bars in Les Menuires. Serving delicious Savoyard cuisine, we recommend trying the tartiflette or fondue. Typified by their use of cheese and potatoes, these regional specialities provide a filling and necessary meal after a day on the mountain.

Après and nightlife

Whilst Les Menuires is not known for it’s après and nightlife, there's plenty of bars both on and off the mountain. A good spot for some après ski is at Croissette where there are a number of bars to choose from. Bar Le Challenge often has live music or theme nights throughout the season, as well a happy hour each day.

If you fancy dancing on the tables, head to La Folie Douce in Val Thorens. Be sure to check when the lifts close, as it is a short taxi journey back to resort otherwise!

Closer to home, Le Leerberty night club is a great spot. With a good choice of music and reasonably priced drinks you’re bound to have a good time.

Shopping

There are plenty of small supermarkets dotted about the resort for those staying on a self-catering basis and require groceries. Similarly, there are lots of shops selling souvenirs and postcards to remember your trip.

Equipment rental and sports shops are typically open until late in the day so you can maximise your time on the mountain before returning your equipment at the end of your last day.

Spa and Relaxation

For a more relaxing day head to Le Break, the sport centre has a pool with mountain views, a spa area and hammam, as well as a sports space with a gym, sports courts and a fun park for the children.

If you are staying in Les Bruyeres, treat yourself to an afternoon relaxing in the Wellness and Aquacentre and Spa, where there's a swimming pool and wellness centre to relax those achy ski legs.

Tobogganing

Swap your ski or board for a toboggan at the Roc’n’Bob slope, where there are 4km of tobogganing on a snowy trail with a 450m vertical drop and 22 bends. Alternatively, go down the 1000m long ‘sledge on rails’ on Speed Mountain which has a series of twists, drops and turns.

Snowshoeing

Discover the mountain on snowshoes to experience the wildlife, nature and breath-taking mountain views in the Belleville Valley.

Paragliding

Take to the skies for a birds eye view of the valley and admire the mountains in all their glory (skis only).

Dog Sledding 

Be taken on a dog drawn sledge around the wintery landscape surrounding Les Menuires. This is an incredibly popular excursion so make sure to book this with your resort representative when you arrive as places can be limited.