This hotel opened in November 2012. Situated at 2300m, it has been inspired by Nordic design and offers 88 contemporary rooms, all with spectacular views.
It is part of the Sibuet Hotels and Spa portfolio, founded by luxury French hotelier and interior designer, Jocelyne Sibuet. The 1,000sq m (10,800sq ft) Pure Altitude spa has seven treatment rooms and has been designed with the skier in mind, offering a wide selection of treatments dedicated to muscular relaxation, physical preparation and recuperation.
The hotel offers three restaurants serving a mix of haute cuisine, fondues and hearty dishes from the rotisserie. Other adrenaline fuelled activities are on offer at the hotel, including snow driving, tobogganing on the longest run in Europe, dog sledding, glacier hiking and airboarding. The hotel is open throughout the winter season opening of the resort.
Active ingredients of Edelweiss and other mountain minerals are used in Sibuet Hotels and Spa’s own product brand, Pure Altitude Spa. The relaxation area includes the Nordic Spiral, which alternates dry and humid heat, punctuated by waterfall showers, a tepidarium, snow treatments and culminating in an Igloo. The extremes of temperatures stimulate the blood oxygenation, minimising the aches and pains of a day on the slopes. There is also a heated pool.
The Bar
With three areas to enjoy in this bar you can be sure to find a space that suits your mood. The terrace where you can relax in a sun lounger and have a cup of hot mulled wine at any point during the day, but also the perfect spot to welcome back friends and family who are still on the slopes.
The lounge area where you can get cosy and relax with a roaring fire in a big armchair. Or when the mood takes you there is 'Les Enfants Terribles' where the music starts and the champagne flows!
The Restaurant
A choice of three restaurants in this hotel. A chic mountain-style brasserie, serving classic dishes in a fun and glamorous atmosphere. A buffet and rotisserie restaurant with a mix of fresh and cooked meats, fish and Asian fusion food. Perfect for lunch or dinner. And La Laiterie, a menu full of cheese! What ski trip is complete without a fondue at the end of the day.
White water rafting is accessible to all who love the natural environment and who are in search of a bit of adventure. These excursions will leave you with some unforgettable memories.
Hydrospeeding
Located in Bourg-Saint-Maurice
This activity is accessible to those comfortable in water, no need to be a professional diver or swimmer, you just have to be smart at using the water movements, obstacles and waves.
Village Igloo aperitif and dinner
Located in Val Thorens
A dining experience like no other! A spectacular and unique 180m2 ice grotto, bar, restaurant and mini hotel in Val Thorens, where you'll enjoy a typical Savoyard cheese fondue or aperitif in a unique setting.
Helicopter tours
Located in Bourg-Saint-Maurice
A fantastic way to see the resort with your friends and family and a great way to entertain any non-skiers in your group.
Heliskiing/boarding
For backcountry adventures, this independent company operates in and around the following three heliski destinations: Valgrisenche, The Courmayeur Valley and the Col de Petit St Bernard Pass. They have pioneered 32 drop zones within these three broad valley regions giving you a huge choice of terrain, snow conditions and mountain orientation to ensure you have a day best suited to your ability and preferences.
Husky Sledding, St Martin de Belleville
Located in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville
Spend an exhilarating trip being pulled in a husky sled. Excursions for 30 minutes or 1 hour are available from the tourist office in St Martin.
Located on the Val Thorens famous bar street you will find Favela. A venue not to be missed.
La Maison Restaurant
Located in Val Thorens
With something on the menu to suit everyone and a good range of cocktails, spirits, wines and beers this is a good spot for some lunch, an afternoon coffee, apres drinks and dinner.
La Cave Restaurant
Located in Val Thorens
Chef Eric Samson revisits some of your favourite traditional mountain dishes.
La Laiterie Restaurant
Located in Val Thorens
Truffle fondue with champagne, anyone? You can choose from a few different flavours of fondue in this restaurant, each of which harks back to a different region.
L'Olympiski Restaurant
Located in Val Thorens
There is nothing like spending a day in the mountains to work up an appetite! Give in to the tempting flavours of traditional Alpine cuisine - melted cheese, cured meats, hearty mountain food to satisfy your senses...
Les Explorateurs restaurant
Located in Val Thorens
One of Val Thorens' newest five star hotels has an incredible Michelin starred restaurant within.
At the bottom of the slopes located in the Resdience Village Montana on rue de soleil is a lift ticket office.
Funitel Peclet Ski Pass Office
Located <1 km away
Lift office/kiosk at the bottom of the slopes next to the Gare du Funitel Peclet building.
Central (Olympiades) Ski Pass Office
Located <1 km away
This Lift pass office is located in the centre of Val Thorens near to the tourist office and opposite the Centre Commercial Caron, on Rue de Caron, inside the Olympiades building.
Cairn Caron Ski Pass Office
Located <1 km away
Lift office/kiosk at the bottom of the slopes next to the Gare Telecabine Cairn-Caron.
Forum Joseph Fontanet Ski Pass Office
Located <1 km away
Located in the Residence Forum next to the Le Portillo Hotel at Place de Peclet, you can pick up lift passes, lift information and more at this office.
Automatic Ski Pass Machines
Located 1.5 km away
In Val Thorens you have the option of picking up your pre-booked ski passes from an automatic distributor machine.
Val Thorens is a purpose built resort created over 40 years ago, the original idea thought up by Pierre Schnebelen. The resort began its first season in December 1971 with just three draglifts.
Les Menuires
Located 4.5 km away
A really functional resort, Les Menuires is popular with families as an affordable ski destination.
St Martin de Belleville
Located 10.6 km away
The little sibling resort of Val Thorens and Les Menuires, St Martin sits at the bottom of the Belleville valley and has bags of character.
Child policy
Children are welcome at this hotel. Children under 2 years are charged EUR 25 per person per night for children's cots/cribs.
All older children or adults are charged EUR 140 per person per night for extra beds.
A specific children's area is open daily from 12:30 until 20:30 at no extra charge for children aged between 3 and 12 years.
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