A guide on where to stay in Tignes
France’s Tignes ski resort caters for both skiers and snowboarders of all levels of abilities. Many will be pleased to hear that, when it comes to choosing accommodation in Tignes can’t be beaten in Savoie. The five villages that make up the Tignes area are great tourist attractions offering plenty to see and do. Whether you’re traveling with a wild pack of friends or enjoying a peaceful vacation with family, there is a place for you in Tignes.
Les Boisses and Les Brevieres are the lowest in terms of both elevation as well as prices. In Los Boisses, the local hotels host most of the bars and restaurants. Les Brevieres is regarded as slightly more livelier and includes a wider selection of restaurants and bars, however, its still much more family-friendly and a lot less expensive compared to villages in the higher elevations. Les Brevieres is a bit livelier, with a wider selection of bars and restaurants, but its still much more family-friendly and a lot less expensive than the villages in the higher elevations.
Holidaymakers who want to do more than just ski will find LeLac offers plenty of attractions and entertainment. In LeLavachet there is a greater sense of community with many season workers choosing to live there. There is a supermarket as well as a lot of restaurants and bars. LaLavachet also boasts self-catering apartments.
Val Claret is the highest elevation village in Tignes, with an elevation of 2300 meters. Widely regarded as one of the best locations by serious ski fanatics, this is a much more expensive place to stay. Being near the glacier, Val Claret offers skiing all year round which is ideal for those whose main passion is skiing or snowboarding
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