Luxury ski resorts in France have a stellar reputation on the European ski circuit, combining world-class skiing with rich culinary traditions, striking Alpine architecture, and a strong sense of cultural heritage, all wrapped in modern comfort and style.
Set amongst the splendour of the Pyrenees and the dramatic French Alps, our handpicked selection of exclusive chalets in France’s finest luxury ski resorts invites you to experience one of Europe’s most sought-after winter destinations.
Legendary Alpine Adventure
Skiing in France continues to attract celebrities and elite travellers thanks to its upscale atmosphere, world-class infrastructure, and luxurious chalet accommodations.
The luxury ski resorts in France offer a winter playground of glamorous, high-altitude ski resorts, acres of untouched powder, and some of the best off-piste terrain in Europe. After a day on the slopes, immerse yourself in a vibrant après-ski scene and a French dining culture known for its flair, flavour, and unmistakable joie de vivre.
Elevated Excellence
Luxury ski resorts in France benefit from prime high-altitude locations amid spectacular scenery and soaring Alpine peaks. This elevation not only delivers breathtaking views but also ensures reliable snowfall and longer winter seasons, a major draw for discerning skiers.
Thanks to France’s long-established Alpine heritage, the best luxury ski resorts in France also offer some of the most advanced infrastructure in Europe. Convenient transport links and seamless resort access make getting here as effortless as the stay itself.
Expect a highly efficient network of lifts, gondolas, and snow-making systems designed to optimise snow quality throughout the season. Combine that with vibrant mountain villages offering refined après-ski, rustic alpine dining, and gourmet French cuisine, and you have all the makings of a world-class winter escape.
Connected Peaks, Iconic Resorts
One of the greatest advantages of choosing France for your next luxury ski holiday is the sheer scale of its interlinked ski areas and world-class terrain that caters to every ability.
Nowhere showcases this better than Les Trois Vallées — the largest connected ski area in the world — home to some of the most celebrated luxury ski resorts in France. From the prestige and polish of Courchevel, to the central slopes of Méribel, and the high-altitude thrills of Val Thorens, this region delivers on every level.
Further south, the Espace Killy — spanning Val d’Isère and Tignes — offers vast terrain, reliable snow, and signature Savoyard hospitality. Expect hearty alpine cuisine, vibrant village life, and serious skiing across two of France’s most iconic resorts.
Exclusive Access, Prime Locations
Our portfolio of exclusive ski chalets occupies prime positions across the best luxury ski resorts in France. With decades of experience, local expertise, and a little black book of exclusive in-country connections, we give our clients access to some of the most sought-after properties in the country.
Think state-of-the-art renovated Alpine chalets, sprawling homes overlooking snow-covered peaks, or premium boltholes complete with private hot tubs, saunas, swimming pools, and gyms.
Secure Your Dream Getaway
Let our expert team guide you to the very best of the Alps. With insider knowledge and unrivalled access to the most exclusive properties, we’ll help you find your perfect escape in one of the finest luxury ski resorts in France.
Enquire today and take the first step toward an unforgettable winter — where world-class skiing, high-end living, and timeless Alpine charm come together in one exceptional getaway.
Alpe d’Huez Luxury Chalets
With a whopping 250 km of pistes and skiing up to 3,330m, Alpe d’Huez is a snow-sure resort that caters to all levels. The resort is famed for its sun-drenched slopes, including the legendary 16 km Sarenne – the world’s longest black run. It’s a favourite among intermediate and advanced skiers, yet there are excellent beginner zones too. The village itself, found at 1,860m, combines traditional alpine charm with contemporary luxury, from high-end chalets and gourmet dining to vibrant après-ski. As one of the top luxury ski resorts in France, Alpe d’Huez promises panoramic views, diverse terrain, and a lively winter scene.
❄ The Sarenne Run – A must-ski 16 km black piste
❄ Sunniest Resort in the Alps – Over 300 days of sunshine per year
❄ Vibrant Après-Ski – Lively bars, Michelin-starred dining, and luxury spas
Argentiere Luxury Chalets
Set at 1,250m just above Chamonix, Argentière is a traditional alpine village is known for its steep descents, deep powder, and iconic views of Mont Blanc. You’ll find a respectable 150 km of pistes, as well as access to the legendary Grands Montets area, reaching a staggering 3,275m above sea level, making Argentière more of a top pick for advanced skiers and freeriders. While rugged on the slopes, the resort offers refined luxury off them, with elegant chalets, fine dining, and a discreet après-ski scene. For those seeking serious terrain in one of the most authentic luxury ski resorts in France, Argentière won’t disappoint.
❄ Grands Montets – One of Europe’s most iconic off-piste and freeride zones
❄ Stunning Mont Blanc Views – Ski with a backdrop of Europe’s highest peak
❄ Charming Alpine Village – Authentic atmosphere with luxury accommodations
Chamonix Luxury Chalets
Chamonix is a legendary destination among luxury ski resorts in France, offering 150 km of pistes and some of the most demanding off-piste terrain in the Alps. Set at 1,035m beneath Mont Blanc – Europe’s highest peak – the resort combines dramatic scenery with thrilling descents and a lively après-ski scene. While perhaps best known for its appeal to advanced skiers and freeriders, Chamonix also features areas suited to intermediates and beginners, along with plenty of off-slope activities. From the iconic Vallée Blanche to indulgent spa retreats, this iconic resort strikes the perfect balance between adrenaline and alpine sophistication.
❄ Vallée Blanche – A legendary 22 km off-piste descent with breathtaking views
❄ Aiguille du Midi – Take a cable car to 3,842m for unrivalled panoramas
❄ Historic Town Centre – Chic boutiques, fine dining, and vibrant nightlife
Chatel Luxury Chalets
With 130 km of local pistes and access to the vast 650 km Portes du Soleil ski area, Châtel is a standout destination for all levels, offering everything from gentle beginner slopes to rolling intermediate runs and challenging off-piste terrain. Set at 1,200m and reaching up to 2,200m, the resort provides reliable conditions throughout the season. Retaining the charm of a traditional Savoyard village, Châtel pairs beautifully restored chalets and boutique hotels with a laid-back yet refined alpine atmosphere. Located on the French-Swiss border, it also offers seamless access to neighbouring resorts like Avoriaz and Morgins – ideal for skiers seeking variety and cross-border adventure.
❄ Portes du Soleil Access – One of the world’s largest linked ski areas
❄ Traditional Alpine Village – Cozy chalets, gourmet dining, and a welcoming atmosphere
❄ Excellent Off-Piste & Tree Runs – Great for powder lovers and advanced skiers
Courchevel 1300 (Le Praz) Luxury Chalets
As the most traditional and picturesque village in the Courchevel ski area, Le Praz (1300m) is a quieter, luxurious base with direct access to the vast 600 km of pistes in The Three Valleys. The ski area reaches up to 2,738m here, making for reliable snow conditions throughout the season. Best suited to intermediates and advanced skiers, Le Praz features excellent tree-lined runs and swift gondola connections to the higher slopes of Courchevel 1850. The village is refined and typically Savoyard, offering Michelin-starred dining, elegant chalets, and a cosy après-ski atmosphere. An ideal choice for those seeking alpine charm and world-class skiing in one of the best luxury ski resorts in France.
❄ Direct Lift Access – Fast gondolas link Le Praz to Courchevel 1850 and beyond
❄ Michelin-Starred Dining – Gourmet experiences at renowned restaurants like Azimut
❄ Traditional Alpine Charm – A quiet, authentic village with luxury touches
Courchevel 1550 (Village) Luxury Chalets
Situated at 1,550m with skiing up to 2,738m, Courchevel 1550 offers direct access to the vast 600 km of pistes in The Three Valleys. This peaceful village is a favourite for both families and intermediate skiers, known for its wide, well-groomed runs and relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Offering a more understated alternative to Courchevel 1850, it still delivers on luxury with ski-in, ski-out chalets (many of which are found in our portfolio), excellent restaurants, and brilliant lift connections. Perfect for those seeking comfort, accessibility, and family-friendly luxury in one of the most prestigious luxury ski resorts in France.
❄ Direct Gondola to 1850 – Fast, easy access to the heart of Courchevel’s luxury scene
❄ Ski-in, Ski-out Chalets – High-end accommodations right on the slopes
❄ Family-Friendly Atmosphere – Excellent ski schools, gentle runs, and relaxed après-ski
Courchevel 1650 (Moriond) Luxury Chalets
Courchevel 1650 is a superb option for beginners, intermediates, and families, with access to the full 600 km of pistes in the Three Valleys. Set at 1,650m with skiing up to 2,738m, it’s known for wide, sun-soaked slopes and easygoing atmosphere. Moriond is a more relaxed alternative to Courchevel 1850, yet it still delivers on style and service. Expect elegant chalets, excellent ski schools, and a lively village centre filled with chic après-ski spots and gourmet restaurants. For those families seeking a luxury ski resort in France with comfort and charm, Courchevel 1650 ticks all the boxes.
❄ Wide, Gentle Slopes – Perfect for cruising and learning, with panoramic views
❄ Lively Après-Ski – Stylish spots like Le Bubble and La Boulotte offer a laid-back vibe
❄ Family & Beginner Friendly – Renowned ski schools and plenty of fun snow activities
Courchevel 1850 Luxury Chalets
Undoubtedly the most prestigious address in the Courchevel ski area, Courchevel 1850 sits at 1,850m with skiing up to 2,738m and direct access to 600 km of pistes in the Three Valleys. Catering to all abilities, the resort features perfectly groomed slopes, top-tier ski schools, and thrilling off-piste routes. For our experts and travellers, Courchevel 1850 proves to be the epitome of luxury ski resorts in France year in year out, offering ultra-exclusive chalets, Michelin-starred restaurants, designer boutiques, and private après-ski clubs. It’s a seamless blend of world-class skiing and high-end indulgence, the ultimate alpine escape for discerning travellers.
❄ Ski-in, Ski-out Luxury – Ultra-exclusive chalets and five-star accommodations
❄ Michelin-Starred Dining – Home to iconic restaurants like Le 1947 and Le Chabichou
❄ Elite Après-Ski & Shopping – Designer boutiques, private clubs, and champagne bars
La Plagne Luxury Chalets
Part of the expansive Paradiski area, La Plagne offers access to a whopping 425 km of pistes and skiing up to 3,250m. Set across several interconnected villages between 1,250m and 2,100m, the resort caters to all levels with gentle beginner slopes, wide intermediate runs, and impressive off-piste terrain. A favourite among families, freeriders, and adventure seekers alike, La Plagne blends a traditional Savoyard feel with modern infrastructure, home to many of our best ski-in, ski-out chalets in the luxury ski resorts of France. Off the slopes, enjoy gourmet dining, spa experiences, or adrenaline-fuelled thrills like the Olympic bobsleigh run.
❄ Paradiski Access – Linked with Les Arcs to form one of the world’s largest ski areas
❄ Glacier Skiing – Snow-sure conditions on the Bellecôte Glacier
❄ Olympic Bobsleigh Track – A high-speed, bucket-list winter adventure
Les Arcs Luxury Chalets
Part of the 425 km Paradiski area, Les Arcs is one of the most versatile luxury ski resorts in France, catering to all levels, from beginners to seasoned freeriders. Set between 1,200m and 3,226m, the resort is made up of several distinctive villages, including Arc 2000 for high-altitude access and Arc 1950, renowned for its five-star chalets and premium amenities. With excellent snow reliability, diverse terrain, and seamless lift connections to La Plagne, Les Arcs is a paradise for skiers seeking variety, convenience, and comfort.
❄ Paradiski Access – One of the largest linked ski areas in the world
❄ Diverse Terrain – From glacier runs to tree-lined descents
❄ Luxury in Arc 1950 – High-end accommodation, gourmet dining, and a refined après-ski vibe
Les Gets Luxury Chalets
Part of the 650 km Portes du Soleil ski area, Les Gets is a charming resort set at 1,172m, with skiing up to just over 2,000m. Ideal for families, beginners, and intermediates, it offers gentle, tree-lined slopes, top-tier ski schools, and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere. Blending Savoyard tradition with modern luxury, the resort is home to some of our favourite ski-in, ski-out chalets and a restaurant scene that feels both refined and rooted in authenticity. Its mix of alpine charm and seamless access to Morzine and Avoriaz makes Les Gets a standout among luxury ski resorts in France.
❄ Portes du Soleil Access – Vast skiing linking to Morzine and Avoriaz
❄ Family & Beginner-Friendly – Renowned ski schools and gentle terrain
❄ Authentic Alpine Charm – Traditional wooden chalets with high-end amenities
Megeve Luxury Chalets
With a huge 400 km of pistes, Megève is a premier destination for beginners, intermediates, and those who enjoy a more relaxed approach to their luxury ski holiday. Known for its old-world charm, Michelin-starred dining, and a wealth of five-star chalets and hotels, this historic resort blends alpine tradition with a sophisticated ski experience. While not as high-altitude as some of its Alpine neighbours, Megève delivers gentle, tree-lined slopes, sweeping Mont Blanc views, and an exceptional après-ski scene. More than just a ski resort, Megève offers horse-drawn carriages, luxury boutiques, and indulgent wellness retreats for any slower-paced days.
❄ Michelin-Starred Dining – Gourmet cuisine at renowned restaurants like Flocons de Sel
❄ Chic Village Atmosphere – Designer shopping, art galleries, and luxury spas
❄ Stunning Mont Blanc Views – Panoramic alpine scenery
Meribel Luxury Chalets
Set in the heart of the 600 km Three Valleys ski area, Méribel (1,450m) is a prime destination for all levels, from gentle beginner slopes to thrilling off-piste terrain. With its chocolate-box chalets, luxurious hotels, and vibrant après-ski scene, Méribel retains its Alpine character while offering the energy of a much larger resort. An efficient lift network ensures seamless access to Courchevel, Val Thorens, and the entire Three Valleys. Off the slopes, expect Michelin-starred dining, holistic wellness, and a buzzing social scene, making Méribel a standout among luxury ski resorts in France.
❄ Prime Location – Direct access to the full Three Valleys ski area
❄ Stylish Chalets & Hotels – Classic alpine charm meets refined luxury
❄ Lively Après-Ski – Legendary spots like Le Rond Point and La Folie Douce
Morzine Luxury Chalets
Part of the 650 km Portes du Soleil ski area, Morzine is an excellent choice for beginners, intermediates, and families, while also offering exciting off-piste terrain for more advanced skiers. Found at 1,000m with skiing up to 2,466m, this traditional Savoyard town features high-end chalets, independent boutiques, and a lively après-ski scene. Tree-lined slopes and top-tier ski schools make it one of our top recommendations for families choosing a luxury ski resort in France, while fast lift access to Avoriaz and Les Gets unlocks even more extensive terrain. Off the slopes, enjoy gourmet dining, indulgent spa experiences, and a vibrant village atmosphere.
❄ Portes du Soleil Access – One of the largest ski areas in the world
❄ Family-Friendly Atmosphere – Excellent ski schools and gentle slopes
❄ Authentic Alpine Village – Traditional chalets, gourmet restaurants, and cozy après-ski spots
Sainte Foy Luxury Chalets
With 41 km of pistes and exceptional off-piste terrain, Sainte-Foy is a smaller, boutique-feel resort celebrated for its authentic charm, quiet slopes, and world-class freeride opportunities. Set at 1,550m with skiing up to 2,620m, it’s ideal for beginners, intermediates, and advanced skiers who love to explore off-piste. A peaceful alternative to nearby giants like Val d’Isère and Tignes, the resort is known for its luxurious ski-in, ski-out chalets, five-star restaurant scene, and breathtaking views, perfect for those seeking privacy, powder, and unspoiled alpine beauty.
❄ Uncrowded & Unspoiled – Quiet slopes and an exclusive atmosphere
❄ World-Class Off-Piste – Legendary powder and untouched backcountry skiing
❄ Luxury Chalets & Personalized Service – High-end accommodations with a cozy, intimate feel
St Martin De Belleville Luxury Chalets
Part of the expansive 600 km Three Valleys ski area, St. Martin de Belleville appeals to beginners, intermediates, and experienced skiers alike. Set at 1,450m with skiing up to 2,850m, this peaceful village offers direct lift access to Méribel and the surrounding resorts. You’ll find refined ski-in, ski-out chalets and a more tranquil pace than neighbouring destinations like Courchevel or Val Thorens. St. Martin is also known for its warm, relaxed spirit and outstanding gourmet dining – making it a quiet standout among luxury ski resorts in France.
❄ Seamless Ski Area Access – Direct lifts to the heart of the Three Valleys
❄ Traditional Village Charm – Authentic wooden chalets and alpine ambiance
❄ Gourmet Dining – Exceptional restaurants serving refined Savoyard cuisine
Tignes Luxury Chalets
Tignes is one of the most snow-sure luxury ski resorts in France, part of the 300 km Espace Killy ski area, with slopes ranging from 1,550m to 3,456m. It’s ideal for all levels, combining high-altitude glacier skiing, expansive off-piste, and excellent beginner terrain. Thanks to the Grande Motte Glacier, skiing here continues well into spring, making it a fantastic option for luxury ski holidays during Easter. There’s a distinctly modern feel here, with stylish ski-in, ski-out chalets and a fun, youthful energy. Off the slopes, expect vibrant après-ski, great dining, and plenty of action both day and night.
❄ Snow-Sure Conditions – High-altitude skiing and glacier access year-round
❄ Grande Motte Glacier – Ski up to 3,456m with epic views
❄ Lively Village Scene – Après-ski hotspots like La Maison and Le Loop
Val d'Isere Luxury Chalets
Part of the iconic 300 km Espace Killy ski area, Val d’Isère is one of the most celebrated luxury ski resorts in France, with slopes ranging from 1,850m to a mighty 3,456m. Known for its challenging runs and legendary off-piste, it primarily attracts expert skiers and freeriders, though there are still plenty of wide, well-groomed pistes for families and intermediates. For our team, this resort has always represented the perfect blend of alpine heritage and top-tier luxury, from ski-in, ski-out chalets to Michelin-starred dining. Off the slopes, expect vibrant après-ski, spa experiences, and a lively village atmosphere.
❄ Espace Killy Access – Vast skiing with reliable snow and varied terrain
❄ Legendary Après-Ski – Venues like La Folie Douce and Dick’s Tea Bar
❄ Alpine Luxury – Ski-in, ski-out chalets, fine dining, and stylish boutiques
Val Thorens Luxury Chalets
As the highest resort in Europe at 2,300m, Val Thorens delivers exceptional snow conditions and access to a staggering 600 km of pistes across the vast Three Valleys ski area. Despite the high altitude, it’s ideal for all abilities, offering gentle beginner-friendly runs, long intermediate cruisers, and more challenging descents for seasoned skiers. Purpose-built for convenience, it features modern ski-in, ski-out chalets alongside a growing number of ultra-exclusive properties. From Michelin-starred dining to vibrant après-ski and panoramic glacier views, our experts rate Val Thorens as one of the most exciting and dynamic luxury ski resorts in France.
❄ Highest Resort in Europe – Reliable snow and stunning high-altitude scenery
❄ Three Valleys Access – Ski the world’s largest interconnected area
❄ Lively Après-Ski – Standout venues like La Folie Douce and Chalet de la Marine