Where to Stay in Les Menuires

Where to Base Yourself

Les Menuires has distinct areas, each with different trade-offs. Pick the wrong one and you'll spend your holiday on shuttles or walking in ski boots.

Our Top Picks

We've stayed in or inspected every property on this list. These are the ones worth your money — and the ones to avoid.

Our Pick

Résidence Koh-I Nor

4★ Residence · Val Thorens Boundary · 0m to Pointe de la Masse cable car

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The best value ski-in/ski-out in the Three Valleys. Proper 4★ standard, excellent pool/spa, and apartments are modern and well-equipped. You're on the upper edge of Les Menuires, so ski access to Val Thorens is easier than from the main resort. The negatives: it's isolated — you're 10 mins walk from any shops or restaurants (and it's uphill on the way back). The spa gets rammed at 5pm. And some apartments face the car park with zero view. Book a mountain-view unit or you'll stare at Renaults.

0m to lifts Free cancellation 8.4/10

From

£105

Peak week: £185

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Best Value

Hôtel Les Menuires

3★ Hotel · La Croisette · 100m to Bruyères gondola

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Cheap, central, functional. You're in La Croisette (the main hub), 2 minutes from Bruyères gondola, surrounded by shops and restaurants. The hotel is aggressively basic — rooms are tiny (12m²), decor is dated, and the 'buffet breakfast' is laughable (stale croissants and instant coffee). No spa, no pool, WiFi barely works. But for £65/night in peak season with lifts on your doorstep, you're not here for luxury. You're here to ski and save money.

100m to lifts Free cancellation 7.8/10

From

£65

Peak week: £115

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Premium Choice

Résidence L'Hélios

4★ Residence · Reberty · 0m to Reberty gondola

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The fanciest residence in Les Menuires. Ski-in/ski-out from Reberty, gorgeous spa (genuinely one of the best in the Three Valleys), apartments are spacious and well-designed. The problems: you're in Reberty, which is a soulless high-altitude satellite at 2,000m. There's one restaurant, one shop, and nothing else. You need to ski/gondola down to La Croisette for any nightlife. And the price is insane for Les Menuires — you're paying Val d'Isère money in a budget resort.

0m to lifts Free cancellation 8.7/10

From

£185

Peak week: £295

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Budget Pick

Résidence Les Bruyères

Apartment · Les Bruyères · 50m to Bruyères gondola

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Rock-bottom budget ski-in accommodation. You're literally at the gondola base, apartments have kitchens, and it's cheap as chips. The reality: these are the ugliest buildings in Les Menuires (and that's saying something). Concrete bunkers from 1973, no elevators (haul your gear up stairs), furniture from charity shops, and the heating barely works. Bring a sleeping bag. But if you're 22, don't care about comfort, and want to spend all day skiing the Three Valleys for £300/week all-in, this is it.

50m to lifts Flexible options 7.2/10

From

£42

Peak week: £88

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What a Week Actually Costs

Per person, per week, including accommodation only. Add £200–400pp for lift pass, ski hire, and eating out.

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