Hotel Le Sherpa

Three Valleys Ski Area, France, Val Thorens
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4 Rating

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Hotel Le Sherpa, Exterior

Typical Economy Bedroom

Hotel Le Sherpa, Typical Traditional Bedroom

Hotel Le Sherpa, Typical Panorama Bedroom

Hotel Le Sherpa, Typical Panorama Bedroom

Hotel Le Sherpa, Typical Junior Suite

Le Sherpa Mountain Views

Hotel Le Sherpa, Dining

Outdoor Sauna

Hotel Le Sherpa, Jacuzzi

Le Sherpa Lounge with Fireplace

Bar Area

Le Sherpa Bar

Le Sherpa, Restaurant

Dessert Buffet

Le Sherpa Resturant

Enjoying a ski in/ski out location in Val Thorens, this delightful hotel enjoys spectacular views of the resort and surrounding peaks and is just a short walk to the shops, bars and restaurants. The Chambérot family ensure superb standards of comfort, service and fine cuisine in a cosy, relaxed atmosphere. As one of the only family-run hotels in resort, they pride themselves on a warm welcome and traditional Alpine charm.

Bar and restaurant

After a day of exploring the Three Valleys, the Hotel Le Sherpas lounge and bar area is a great place to socialise and catch up with friends and family with a glass of wine. Adorned with wood panelling and cosy throws, it certainly is a lovely place to warm up. When the sun is out you can make the most of the winter sun and admire the views of the surrounding mountains.

Half board meals are served in the warm and welcoming restaurant - each day you can enjoy a hearty buffet breakfast serving season products but of course, classic continental options will also be available. When its time for dinner you can enjoy a five course evening meal including a dessert buffet and weekly Savoyard themed evenings.

Soothing spa

After a day of skiing or snowboarding, you’ll have everything you need to relax at the Hotel Le Sherpa. Reserved for residents only, you can soothe any aches and pains in the jacuzzi or relax in the steam room. There is a panoramic cosmic sauna on the terrace, as well as the traditional sauna inside. For the ultimate treat a range of body treatments and massages are available - be sure to book with the hotel reception.

Val Thorens

Resort altitude of 2,300m
600km of marked pistes
53 green, 137 blue, 106 red and 32 black runs

At an altitude of 2,300m, Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe and as part of the huge Three Valleys area, it is undoubtedly one of the very best. The resort has been designed to offer doorstep skiing from practically wherever you stay and has a village feel around a compact centre - where car access is restricted. The height of Val Thorens means long hours of sunshine, an unrivalled snow record and great skiing for all grades.

The Vallée des Belleville, including Val Thorens, has received the Flocon Vert label, demonstrating the resort's dedication to environmental preservation and highlighting its dedication to sustainable development. When you arrive in Val Thorens, the best way to get around is by foot, bus, or skis - many of the hotels are in great locations, so the pistes are easily accessible, no matter where you are. To keep the slopes skiable, all snow groomers use a more sustainable fuel and are equipped with a snow coverage gauge device to determine where artificial snow coverage is required. After a day on the slopes, many of the buildings are well insulated to keep the heat in and have smart heating controls to reduce the use of energy. Solar panels are also used to generate renewable electricity.

Skiing and snowboarding in Val Thorens

Val Thorens is known for its fantastic snow quality throughout the winter season, with the majority of the skiing being above 2000 metres. Beginners will enjoy being closer to home on the fantastic nursery slopes, while the more advanced will enjoy the variety of different graded slopes throughout the resort. Being part of the largest interlinked ski area there are no limits on where you can go. Those with a full area pass have the opportunity to explore the wider Three Valleys ski area, a snow lovers paradise, with efficient links between Meribel, Courchevel and Les Menuires.

Where to stay in Val Thorens

We offer a variety of accommodation in Val Thorens, the majority of them having the benefit of ski in/ ski out access, making it incredibly easy to get onto this world renowned ski area.

Bars and restaurants in Val Thorens

The nightlife scene here is vibrant, you'll find plenty of great options for restaurants, bars, and clubs to choose from. La Folie Douce is the perfect spot for a drink or two after a day of mountain adventures. You'll love the lively atmosphere, with live music and DJ sets to keep you entertained. Après ski continues in Le Monde, a Dutch bar in the resort's centre. If partying isn't really your thing then don't worry, there are plenty of bars where you can enjoy watching live sports. The Shamrock Irish Pub is a great place for you to check out.

What's included in an Inghams holiday to Val Thorens

Flights, transfers and accommodation based on self catering, half board chalet catering. Optional add ons include equipment hire, lift pass and tuition, please see the 'Ski extras' tab below for more information on these.

Skiing levels
Beginner
Intermediates
Advanced
Snowboard
Cross country

Mountain facts
Ski area	600 km
Runs	53 136 113 35
Longest run	0 Km
Snowparks
Lifts	Drag lifts 0, Chairlifts 0, Cablecars 0
Slope direction
Ski/resort bus	True

Rooms

No. of rooms: 55

No. of buildings: 1
No. of floors: 5

Official rating: 3

Local Fees and Taxes

Resort tax €1.87 per person, per day (under 18s free of charge) paid locally

Rooms

Small double economy rooms sleep two people and are around 15m² with a double bed

Traditional rooms sleep two to three people and are around 20m² with twin beds or a double bed, plus an additional single bed and a balcony with mountain views.

Panorama rooms sleep two to three people and are around 20m² with twin beds or a double bed, plus an additional single bed and a balcony with panoramic mountain views.

Junior suites sleep two to four people and are around 30m², with a twin or double bedroom and an additional sofa bed on mezzanine level, and a balcony with mountain views

Economy rooms, traditional rooms and panorama rooms are available for sole occupancy. Please give our Reservations team a call to book.

Room facilities

Daily house keeping is included
Satellite TV
Wi-Fi
Tea and coffee making facilities (on request)
Safe
Iron
Bathrobes
Toiletries
Hairdryer
Bath with shower head attachment
WC

Accessibility

The Hotel Le Sherpa does not have adapted rooms available, however the lift goes to all floors - please note that as Junior Suites have a mezzanine level which may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility.

Lift accessible: Yes
Lift serves all floors: Yes
Access ramp: No

Longitude: 6.5666
Latitude: 45.3018

Ski In / Ski Out

Just next to the Pionniers drag lift 100 metres to the nearest bus stop
150 metres to the resort centre including bars and shops
500 metres to the ski school meeting point - a quick ski or by ski shuttle with a bus stop just 200 metres from the hotel
2 minutes' walk to our partner ski hire shop

Facilities

Spa and wellness facilities including sauna (indoor and cosmic sauna outside), whirlpool, solarium and steam room. There's also a Nordic cold bath on the terrace.
Sun terrace
Lounge with fire place
Bar
Free Wi-Fi
Heated ski equipment storage room
Reading room and games area
Safety deposit box
Newspapers (on request)
Luggage storage available in reception

Family Facilities

Baby cots are available (on request) for children under 2 years
Books and DVDs available
Music for children (on request)
Board games and puzzles are available

Meals

The Hotel Le Sherpa is on a half board basis. The hotel has a really good reputation when it comes to food, the menu often features regional productions and chef's specialities.

Each morning a continental buffet breakfast with additional hot options is served between 7.45-9.30am (subject to change).

When you have returned from a day on the slopes, you can enjoy a five course evening meals with choice of menu including soup, starter, main, cheese and dessert courses. Twice a week there is a local speciality evening which can include raclette or fondue. Children's meals are available in the restaurant.

Special dietary meals (including vegan, gluten and dairy free) can be catered for, however the options may be limited. Gluten free diets can be catered for but a supplement may be charged locally.

Christmas & New Year gala dinners included

No of restaurants: 1

Board basis options available

Half Board

This property caters for the following special dietary requirements

Diabetics - Insulin can be stored
Vegetarians

The Hotel Le Sherpa can cater for vegetarians. Gluten free meals are available - please note that the hotel may charge a supplement for gluten free meals (pay locally). Other dietary requirements cannot be catered for. Please inform us of any special dietary requirements at the time of booking. Allergies and intolerances not listed above cannot be catered for. All allergies and intolerances, even if listed above, are subject to confirmation by the accommodation.

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Total price from

£2438

per person from £1219

Includes £80pp discount

29/03/2025 - 7 nights

2 adults

From Belfast Int.

Half Board

Hotel Le Sherpa

Three Valleys Ski Area, Val Thorens

Hotel Le Sherpa

4 Rating

Bar and restaurant

Soothing spa

Skiing and snowboarding in Val Thorens

Where to stay in Val Thorens

Bars and restaurants in Val Thorens

What's included in an Inghams holiday to Val Thorens

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