Val Thorens reviews (Page 4)

Josses, is Tango still? Be in Val Thorens -86 and -93 and finally have the opportunity to go there again. A 4-5 grade! We had canyon weather that gave snowflakes in the mornings and the glorious sun the rest of the time. Could not get better skiing!
Will go again and have heard that it has become expensive, but you can live in any neighbor of the other villages, but do not know which one. Anyone who can tip a ring noise?

Really good skiing, lots of pillows usually. just pity that if it blows, or from other bad weather, they close all the lifts up to the tops, and transport liftra so you can not get away from it!

A SUPERstor ski resort or what to call it has not been here to go ... It's so bad and you can really get any kind of skiing. It's not a beautiful cozy little town, but it's so convenient, you go on the skis and go to the hill everywhere, and just planning afterskin, you can go back to the accommodation as well. A small nice offpiste from Tango's outdoor dining as end of the evening is recommended. It starts on the railing ... You who knew what I mean !!!

Everything with Val Thorens is awesome .. Skiing, nightlife & company of course! After a long day in the hill, (for yes, you want to go until the lifts close in those slopes) you go to Tangos afterski, two drinks for one which is a cannon! Evening & Night then continues on the nightclub Malaysia which is underground in some way. Go to Val Thorens, clearly !! Never been so pleased with an alpresa.

Have been in Val Thorens at least a week a year in the past 10 years and never cease to surprise,
If you can not find new offpiste scratches suitable for both boards and skis, you will find new extensions in the park, and not a new backing from time to time. Clearly worth all the transfer times, bus-flight car, everything is worth the effort once you get up the slopes and drive the first rink.

PS. Club Viking, located above the mall, is probably one of the best after-ski resorts in the village, and if you go out and jaw it's John's that applies (if you want some meat to chew)

Going this year too, hoping for a cruel season, have some thoughts and ideas on more BC stretches that I want to test so hope it's plenty of snow (as it usually is)

Spent 07/08 in Val Thorens with the girlfriend, which gave an experience one late forget.

The trip by bus went smoothly, although I recommend airplanes in the future if you do not have a portable DVD / PSP with a battery life. Once there, Recidence Trois Vallés (spelling is a little uncertain) is highly recommended. Cheap but with everything you might need and very close to the hill.
Spending the time down there as we did, with tour operator, Lion alpine can also be recommended. Nortland's accommodation was a bit off and a strenuous walk awaits if you want to get up to the village.
Aftershining is obviously spent on Tango with the wonderful live band that even managed to make me jump (a company that talks about how well they were). After that you should get a burger a let 660g to get really measured ..
Skiing was alright, a minor injury prevented some sick skiing, but the slopes definitely stop and the view in sunny weather is difficult.

Can highly recommend Val Thorens based on my own trip last winter. It feels in a way that it will be hard to beat that awakening this winter, but variation always gathers juh =)

Have been to Val Thorens 2 times. Went with Lion one time and Langley others.
Bus with Lion, flight with Langley. Can recommend flights, much smoother and just 3 hours transfer from Grenoble.
Stayed at Les Temples du Soleil both times. Simple apartment hotel in the middle of the hill. Be very satisfied.
As many have said before, Tango is well after-ski and Malaysia has grabbed the evenings.
The skiing is unprofitable !!! Never seen like before, I'm a pretty berth skier. On a total of 12 intense skiing days, I have probably not even seen 1/3 of what the 3 valleys have to offer. I'll be back many more times.
Should you go skiing soon, choose Val Thores.

Val Thorens was a sick lovely ski resort. was down now week seven, the weather and the skiing was top ... as well the party. It was unbelievably a lot of fun, but a lot of Danes there. At tango there was afterski afterski and on underground and malaysia a good party. The only bad thing was that the Danes had been abandoned Malaysia all week, which meant that one could not get in without a Nortlander band. I came in without then fixing a fake band so I came in. The Swedes who were there during the week were far from Gothenburg's brats, but the guides, the seasons and other Swedes were good at all ... like all Danes. I really recommend Val Thorens if you are looking for partying and skiing because the system was awesome.

The only bad thing was that it never snowed, so it did not get too much nice offpiste

Val Thorens is the best ski resort in Europe, and I have been to many different places. It only applies to dash in the correct month and week, so it's all sunny. The skiing in the early morning is wonderful and because Val Thorens is so high, the snow is unreachable. "TexMex"'s after-ski is unbeatable, and Malaysia's parties are the same! Highly recommend this ski resort. Myself, I'll go there now, week 8 and drive the iron!

Were in Val Thorens over New Year 2007/2008
Skiing and resort is absolutely no fault. When the weather is with one, it's wonderful ride with long stars to just slide down for.
Unfortunately, we had ski weather and had to stand over two ski days due to stormy conditions.
The village itself is not very exciting although the exhibits and, above all, the tango are good. However, there were far too many Danish when I was down.
Had it not been for lion alpine (which I have no confidence in after this trip) and the weather had the thorens easily received a four.
Now it's got a three and I'll probably have an extra time before I book a trip to Val Thorens again