Val d'Isere reviews (Page 8)

Nice place .. Good pillows and nice city. Good by train that goes up from the village.

awesome good is that! a lot of sun and cruel snowboard parc ...
Especially remember the crazy after skis in the back restaurants when the sun was gassing and you're stupid! Easy to get to the village, I can promise :) Go there!

7 ski days v 15, absolutely wonderful! A place with varied skiing, the favorite was clearly the area around Val Claret and Grand Motte.
Best: nice off-piste can be found close to the slopes.
Worst: expensive as the attorney! for example, pommes + ketchup + 33cl coke costs 9 euros! I'm just saying.
Easy to get between the different areas and there are hills for both beginners and skilled riders. Watch out for all the ugly overalls just! There are plenty of them in the hill, namely ...

Just come home after a nice snowy week in Val d'Isere. A stupid thing about the system is that there are no other backs than blacks to get into the village of Val d'Isere. Unfortunately, this leads to the fact that they get very upset in the afternoon. Otherwise very good lifting system

....Selected....
What do you say ... Sure good opportunities for wonderful offpiste rides ... Cruel forests .. Gryma pistes ... Choice D is the city of opportunity ... The proximity to Tingnes does not make it worse ... Now I understand why you call Val -D for Europe's best ski resort ... I love the place ...

Nice ski resort that offers the most. Good for average rides and beginners. Pretty sloping slopes with the exception of several gold grains of course. Flat slopes are ideal for snowboarding. Good Snowboardland.

Do you want to drive a little tougher drive over to Tignes. Have some incredible burns memories from there.

You do not get tired of the systems in a week.

Positively.
Well-lit lift system easy to cross to Tignes and Fornet and get more variety in the ride. Living in Daille was clearly positive as it lies between the Fornet / Solaise and the Tignessystems (Espace d'Killy).
Beautiful burns like Face (nipisted in the morning), quite a lot of puckles, great access to the offpiste without having to go so much. Had a great trip with the weather when I was there. Of 6 ski days there were 2.5 loose needles and 3 days of sunshine ..
Negative.
Very brits who can not go, ie plows down for everything.
A little more red and black slopes had raised the score even more.
Expensive.

Spent 4-12 January 2003 in place in Val d'Isère together with five poles. The bus trip (we traveled with Langley Travel) was a bit cramped on the bus, but you'll have to get out when you're on a skiing paradise like Val D!
The snow broke down when we arrived, 30-40 cm sneezing was what was waiting when we gave up on the slopes for the first ride. The first yard was absolutely incredible, despite persistent snowy! The following day, the weather turned completely, and the rest of the week offered a glorious sunshine and clear blue sky!
Since this was my first alpresa, I have nothing to compare with, but I can very well understand that many consider Val d'Isère as the Alps' best destinations.
The ride in Val D is really magnificent with splendid slopes, shady forests, fat offpiste and a clear enough sowpark. The famous Fornet forest was really worth testing, imagine that really cruel riders are stormy with the dense, steep forest harvest forêt offers. There are also some really shady woodlands above the La Daille area. The ride up the Grand Motte glacier (3656 m.ö.h!) Is also absolutely outstanding!
Nightlife is also good, 21st (Club 21) is a good class and has plenty of visitors every night. We did, however, prioritize skiing, the heavy party had to stand aside for the most part. Instead of going out every night, we often enjoyed an ice cold sexpack or two in the room. We stayed at the Quartier Verdets and the accommodation was surprisingly good - a fresh six bed apartment with balcony, kitchen, toilet, shower and bathtub. Close to the main street and lifts, we also had.

A canon week simply and it does not take long for me and the guys in the gang to return. Next winter I will make a season in Val d'Isère, please fan what I long for!

Have been to Val d'Isere twice now and think it's a clockwise place! Recommend to go with Langley and stay at Ruitor. The rooms were clearly beyond expectation. In addition, you are very close to Victors. Were lucky with the weather last time I was there now in Christmas (three days snow followed by three days of sun). Canon in both off-piste and piste. Have not been anywhere else in the Alps but still think it is one of the best places in the Alps !!

Serve hello! I thought I would spread some superlatives about this amazing place on earth. L'espace Killy is the absolute best ski area I have visited. I was in Val d'Isere -01, v2 and lived in a very fresh and large apartment in Le Chatelard. It was indeed a bit from the center but we had a car so that was no problem. The skis could be stamped outside the door and slide off to the lift and enjoy wonderful skiing all day long. The best ride I think is in these places: Pte Du Montet down towards Col de L'Iseran, Arcelle down towards Solaise and the ride from La Grande Motte. These places have left nice, lasting memories and I can really recommend everyone to try the ride here. If possible, avoid the rides closest to Val d'Isere and Tignes because they are very excited by everyone who plows and scrapes. Not forgetting is the cozy village where you can eat well and enjoy yourself.
Mvh Marx
Live the Revolution, Skiing to the People !!!!