Ski holidays in Méribel

Restaurants, food and drink

There are plenty of restaurants, both on the mountain and in resort where you can find a variety of different restaurants. Whether you feel like gourmet French dishes, superb Savoyard specialities or quick snacks you can find something to suit each taste. 

Après, bars and nightlife

Méribel is a lively resort with a great range of bars and clubs. Visit the legendary La Folie Douce for an afternoon of après fun or head to Le Rond Point "Ronnies" where locals and tourists gather for an afternoon to remember. They also serve lunch until 3pm on a sunny piste side terrace. 

Those looking to have a more relaxed après experience will enjoy The Brewer's Den where there is a large selection of craft beer. 

A quintessential part of Méribel's nightlife is Sullys Bar and Nightclub which is open until early hours of the morning welcoming locals, seasonnaires and tourists alike.

Shopping

There is a number of independent sport shops, souvenir shops and grocery stores throughout the resort for those on a self catering basis. 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.

Spas and relaxation

Many of the hotels in Meribel have spas which you can make the most of. Make sure to book direct with the spa facility once you arrive in resort, as most of them are booking only.  Relax in the stylish and luxurious Spa des Neiges by Clarines which has a pool, sauna and steam room or treat yourself to a luxurious treatment. 

Treat yourself for a truly relaxing afternoon at the Le Kaila Hotel, it is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a morning on the mountain. Facilities include the aquamarine pool, a jacuzzi, and massage chairs.

Things to do in Méribel

Sledging

There are four dedicated toboggan runs in Méribel. Children who want to learn to sledge can do so on the Kenottes run, which is reserved just for families.  Whilst the Mission Black Forest is best for those with a bit more confidence, whiz down the 3.4 km sledge run, descending 470m with 28 corners.

Night-time gondola

Experience the magic of the mountains by night on the Chalets gondola lift, which is now open from 7:30am until 11:30pm. The lift runs between Méribel-Mottaret and Hameau du Mottaret, allowing you to enjoy an evening in one of the cosy restaurants or extend your après time on the snow front. 

Sport Centre 

The Olympic Park is a sport complex which includes a swimming pool, an ice rink, an indoor climbing wall, as well as a spa and a fitness area. Perfect for when it is just a bit to snowy to go on the mountain. Ice hockey matches in the Olympic Park take place every Tuesday night.

Paragliding

Known as “parapenting” in France, you can take to the skies and glide over the Méribel mountains where there are spectacular panoramic views of the Three Valleys. 

Snowmobiling

Explore Méribel by snowmobile and explore the snowy landscape. Snowmobiles are easy to drive on your own or sharing with a passenger. Be sure to book early as it is incredibly popular.

Winter walking 

Méribel is a winter walker's paradise with 25km of walking trails around the resort, explore the mountain by foot or take the ski lifts to experience higher ground. You can even meet your friends and family for some apres skiing if you'd like as many of the lifts take you up to the most popular spots. 

Bowling

Can you get a strike? Head to the local bowling alley to play a game or two. There is also pool tables, video games, table-football and ive screening of big sporting events to keep you occupied.