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Val d'Isere Town Centre

Val d’Isere has it all, a charming village with a superb ski area and wild nightlife. Unsurprisingly it’s quite a popular resort especially among the Brits, a place to see and be seen. There is always a great atmosphere in the resort with lots of events and parties to keep you thoroughly entertained. If you can party as hard as you can ski then Val d’Isere may just be the resort for you.

Originally just a small hamlet and farming area Val d’Isere has risen to become one of the premier European skiing destinations. Unlike many resorts it has achieved significant development without losing its charm and appeal. In 1992 the resort part hosted the winter Olympics placing it firmly on the world map and providing funds for a significant facelift and revamp. As well as the Olympics Val d’Isere hosts an annual downhill World Cup and in 2004 hosted the Alpine Ski World Championships making it only the third resort in history to host all three.

Val d'Isere Nightlife

Val d’Isere’s parties are world famous and a serious contender for best resort nightlife in Europe. Much of the action centres around the main street running through the village, during the height of season avoiding the party is harder than finding it!

 

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VAL D'ISERE FACTS

Best For: Apres ski
Resort Charm:
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Nearest Airport: Geneva (220km), Chambery (130km)
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Fun Fact: Amazing nightlife
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Testimonials

  • The food is great and there is tons of it from breakfast, lunch, snack time (after your day on the slopes) and dinner in the evening. My favourite meal this year was on the Thursday evening when it was...
    Peter E
  • There is always such a friendly and open atmosphere and the nights provide a great opportunity to meet new people. Making new friends from all over the world is a virtual certainty and for me personally, this was the...
    Richard J
  • UCPAs are like an upmarket hostel. However, they are always comfortable and if you want to meet people, the rooms of 4-6 are a great way of doing so. Even better is most of the UCPAs have some twin rooms...
    Anna R
  • The quality of the equipment is second to none and the ability to easily swap things over if they’re not quite right is so useful. 
    Amelia S
  • All UCPAs are very friendly and sociable. The bar and dining areas are open with big tables, encouraging people to sit together and get to know each other. This makes it very easy as a solo traveller.
    Anna R
  • There is always a range of ages, nationalities, mixtures of solo travellers, couples, groups etc.  We have booked as a group of 6, a group of 36 (no joke) and even just me and my boyfriend – it works for all.
    Anna R
  • Having never used UCPA before I was not sure what to expect but the week I spent there was absolutely fantastic and I genuinely can’t wait to go back.
    Richard J
  • No matter how hard you try, when you book everything separately (especially with the Euro and price of food at the moment), you will never beat UCPA.
    Anna R