Club Med Avoriaz Reviews

I had forgotten just how good the Portes du Soleil area is! What an amazing ski area, with such a variety of terrain and spectacular scenery! Club Med is ideally located at the top end of town and easy to ski in and ski out off! All the staff were great and made us feel really welcome. Food was fantastic as always, loved the raclette and fondue but now need to go on a diet! Making our own mojitos on the sun terrace was a great way to round of a hard day on the hill! For a great lunch spot, head to 'Les Fermes des Pistes' on the Linga run and you will be welcomed royally by Rocky the dog, especially if you order cheese!

Apres-Ski 5/5
Accommodation & Value 5/5

Nick Jackson
Iglu Staff

I had never been to Avoriaz or the impressive Portes du Soleil ski area and my expectations were not left wanting. The skiing is vast and varied. I found many challenging red and black runs and the off-piste skiing is up there with the best in Europe — tree line skiing anyone? Avoriaz is also home to the world-famous Stash snow park! For those that like to take a more leisurely pace, you can glide from valley to valley with relative ease using the quick and extensive lift system that spans from Les Gets, France to Champery, Switzerland. If you fancy a substantial meal or light refreshment en route, there are an unbelievable amount of quaint mountain restaurants & bars dotted around the place and the prices are reasonable. Avoriaz is smack in the middle of all the action so I have no qualms about recommending the resort. The nightlife gets better towards the weekend but you do have the neighboring resort of Morzine you could visit for more testing apres skiing. Morzine is lower in altitude so your best bet is to stay high and central so you can get to wherever you want at a breeze. Avoriaz is the place to be.

Apres-Ski 3/5
Accommodation & Value 5/5

Sean Harrison
Iglu Staff