Club Med i La Rosière - en dröm för en skidsemester i de Franska Alperna

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Guest writer: Christian Muda

La Rosière is a ski resort in the French Alps at an altitude of 1850 metres. A snow safe and popular ski resort with long slopes and lifts that go up to 2800 metres. Plenty of pistes, both easy ones for beginners and more challenging red and black slopes for more experienced skiers.

I went here with my family during the sports holidays and it was such a cosy, moderately sized skiing destination that we really liked.

Several cosy restaurants on the slopes where you could take a break with a hot chocolate or have a good lunch.

Take the skis to La Thuile

If you want even more skiing, you can ski from La Rosière to La Thuile in Italy - the same lift pass works in both ski systems and there are lifts and nice slopes all the way. In La Thuile you have even more pistes to choose from - and even more restaurants on the slopes. Read more about skiing in La Rosière here.

Club Med in La Rosière - an all-inclusive dream for a ski holiday in the French Alps?

If you're looking for great accommodation in La Rosière, Club Med is the perfect choice. Club Med is the company that created the all-inclusive concept in the 1950s. Today, Club Med can be found in over 80 locations worldwide - 20 of which are in ski destinations in the Alps. Club Med in La Rosière opened four years ago and is located at the top of the village of La Rosière - with ski in/ski out from the slopes.

Club Med's all-inclusive is truly comprehensive. It includes everything imaginable - airport transfers, lift passes, ski school and guided skiing - both for beginners and for those who want to go off-piste for a whole week.

All meals throughout your stay are included - breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus snacks and afternoon tea every day. And the bar is set high here, with a wide range of well-prepared food and plenty of stations with chefs at the buffets who cook a lot of things a la minute.

All drinks are included - from mocktails and cocktails to beer and house wine in both bars and restaurants. If you want fine wines, there's a wide range of them - and even a wine bar with wine tastings.

If you want to be active in addition to skiing, there is a large gym, relaxation centre with pool, steam room and outdoor jacuzzi. At extra cost, there are plenty of treatments such as massages - perfect after a long day on the slopes.

Definitely a wonderful hotel - which you can read even more about. here.

Facts about skiing in La Rosière

The season usually runs from late November to mid to late April. It is a snow-safe destination due to its high altitude.

Getting to La Rosière

The nearest airport is Geneva, which is less than three hours away by car.
You can also take a train all the way from Sweden with a number of changes to Bourg St Maurice which is half an hour by car from La Rosière.
By car, it takes just over 24 hours to drive to La Rosière from Stockholm.

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