Verbier Reviews

This is one of the most opulent chalets I have ever seen. Cashmere sofas and luxury throughout! Wonderful spa and relaxation area and all the rooms have an individual charm to them. This is a wonderful chalet for a group or family who appreciate the finer things and would be perfect to impress corporate clients.

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

Mr Nick Jackson
Iglu Staff

If I could build the perfect chalet this would be it. A beautifully landscaped pathway leads up to the wonderful and cosy family home from home. What a fantastic place to relax and unwind after a fun day on the slopes. This would be ideal for a family vacation.

Apres-Ski 4/5
Accommodation & Value 5/5

Mr Nick Jackson
Iglu Staff

Having done a ski season in Verbier and experiencing all that it has to offers, I would recommend it to any group. For families the village is quite small but has everything you would need in terms of shops, restaurants and a sports centre with a swimming pool and ice rink. For groups wanting some apres ski whether you go to a bar on the mountain to watch the sunset with a beer in hand or somewhere in the village with live music you will not be disappointed! As for the skiing, the runs are wide and long with so many different areas to ski. Off piste lovers will have a great time with the "yellow runs" (controlled off piste)!

Apres-Ski 5/5

Robert Paul
Iglu Staff

Superb for advanced and off-piste skiers or boards and a very nice picturesque village with very good facilities, apres-ski, ski buses and snow record but the ski area is rather disjointed. The main ski area above the village is fine, as too is the Savoyere/La Tzoumaz area (very nice), but the far-flung reaches of the resort such as Nendaz, Thyon and Bruson are rather difficult to get to with some awkward ski routes on the way. A lot of drag lifts also, especially in the Thyon area. Also there are some ski routes that are mogulled and not that pleasant to ski , even for an experienced skier.

M C McDonald

Skiing in Verbier is fantastic. It has some of the most challenging skiing in the Alps. Its off piste skiing is second to none and if there is enough fresh powder I would recommend trying the Bruson area on the other side of the valley. I had one of my best days skiing ever there. I was in waist deep powder and only took 4 lifts all day! Verbier has some of the best après ski bars in the Alps too. It is hard to beat!

Rowena