Les Arcs catered chalet – Amidst the breath-taking landscapes of the French Alps, Les Arcs catered chalet is one the best hubs you can settle for if you fancy a relaxing yet thrilling ski holiday. This high-altitude ski resort offers fantastic skiing experience in superb scenery with over 200km of groomed slopes.
Situated in the world-renowned Paradiski domain, a ski area that is famed for its bountiful variety of awesome runs, Les Arcs is irresistible regardless of your skiing abilities. It’s also an enchanting destination for families.
The resort is linked with La Plagne (together they form Paradiski ski area) by Vanoise Express chairlift to give skiers access to a total of 425km of high-altitude, groomed and tree-lined, pistes.
It comprises of four different villages and each one of them oozes uniqueness, charm as well as a distinct style. They include; Arc 2000, Arcs 1950 (the newest in the resort), Arc 1800, and Arcs 1600 – the numbers pointing out the altitude of each village.
Les Arcs catered chalet, offers something for everyone; from the traditional and rustic style of Arc 1950 to the bustling and contemporary feel of the Arc 1800 you’ll find the perfect location and chalet that will suit your taste.
For instance, Arc 2000 is pretty famous with avid skiers perhaps due to its high-altitude. However, if you’d rather enjoy a laidback and relaxed village ambiance, then Arc 1600 will warm your heart. It’s also the favourite among families owing to its tranquil and calm nights.
There is a good selection of wooded beginner runs and a great variety of blues to progress to. If you’re a seasoned skier and you wish to explore more challenging terrain you can venture further up into Aiguille Rouge for the 8km enlivening drop to Villaroger.
The resort enjoys a long ski season beginning around mid-December and lasting till April. Its altitude at 2000 metres plus some west-facing slopes guarantee reliable snow conditions year around.
For non-skiers, there are plenty of fun and engaging activities ranging from bowling, spa facilities, cinema and even skating.
Les Arcs Ski Chalets
Les Arcs ski chalets allow you to experience one of the best skiing areas in the world for a bargain. It’s a great alternative if you want to want to enjoy skiing in a fascinating setting – a world-class resort which is relatively cheaper compared to the likes of Courchevel.
The skiing is also perfectly integrated with the lift network so you won’t need bus rides or walking to make connections.
Les Arcs 1950 Piste Map
Check out the Les Arcs 1950 piste map via this link.
Nearest Airport to Les Arcs
The nearest airport to Les Arcs is Chambéry with a transfer time of approximately 2 hours. Geneva Grenoble and Lyon are also nearby with a transfer time of 2 and a half hours.
If you’ll be using the train you might need to take roughly 30 minutes’ (depending on where you’ll be staying) bus ride from Bourg St Maurice town which is the nearest stop to the resort. You can also use the funicular to Arc 1600 then use the electric shuttle to navigate and weave through other villages.
If you’re driving yourself to Les Arc, you’ll need to pay between €70 and €88 per week depending on whether you settle for indoor or outdoor parking in the resort.
