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Montgenèvre

High, sunny ski resort with a warm Franco-Italian atmosphere and great accommodation options

Montgenèvre combines high-altitude skiing with the opportunity to ski across the border linking France and Italy within the vast Milky Way ski area. With excellent snow conditions and up to 300 days of sunshine a year, it offers reliable and enjoyable skiing throughout the season. 

Accommodation includes ski-in/ski-out residences and boutique apartments such as Le Napoleon and Chalet des Dolines, as well as central hotels and spacious self-catered chalets. These properties provide excellent locations, spa facilities and comfort, ideal for both families and couples. 

Montgenèvre Quick Facts

  • Ski area: Monts de la Lune
  • Resort height: 1860m
  • Resort top height: 2650m
  • Km piste: 110 (includes Claviere and Cesana)
  • Distance from Calais: 611 miles (10hrs)
  • Lift pass: ££££
  • No. of slopes: 87
  • Green slopes: 9
  • Blue slopes: 25
  • Red slopes: 43
  • Black slopes: 11
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Highlights

Direct access to Milky Way ski area linking Italy and France

High altitude resort with reliable snow and frequent sunny days

Excellent ski-in/ski-out apartments and centrally located accommodation

Family-friendly resort with beginner zones and childcare facilities

Large intermediate-friendly terrain with wide, scenic cruising slopes

Relaxed village atmosphere with a laidback Italian influence and good amenities

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Frequently asked questions about Montgenèvre

What types of accommodation are available in Montgenèvre? plus icon minus icon

Accommodation in Montgenèvre includes self-catered apartments, chalets and hotels. Options such as Le Napoleon and Chalet des Dolines offer modern alpine style with spa facilities, while hotels like Hotel Chalet Blanc provide convenient stays close to slopes and Le Hameau des Airelles offers great value. These cater to couples, families and groups looking for comfort and flexibility.

Which accommodation in Montgenèvre is ski-in/ski-out? plus icon minus icon

Several properties offer ski-in/ski-out or near-slope access, including Hameau des Airelles and Anova Hotel & Spa. Others such as Chalet des Dolines are located just 150m from lifts, and Napoleon is just opposite the snowfront, providing quick access to the slopes and making your ski day effortless.

Which accommodation in Montgenèvre is best for luxury stays? plus icon minus icon

Le Napoleon and Chalet des Dolines offer boutique, high-quality residences with spa facilities, indoor pools and refined alpine design. These are excellent choices for guests seeking comfort, wellness and premium finishes in a convenient location.

Which accommodation in Montgenèvre is best for families? plus icon minus icon

Family-friendly options include Hameau des Airelles and Chalet des Dolines, both offering spacious apartments, proximity to slopes and wellness areas. Combined with the resort’s Famille Plus status, these properties provide a practical and welcoming base for family ski holidays.

Which accommodation in Montgenèvre is centrally located? plus icon minus icon

Le Napoleon sits in the heart of the resort, directly opposite the snow front, making it ideal for guests who want everything within walking distance.

Which accommodation in Montgenèvre is best for groups? plus icon minus icon

Properties such as Chalet Fabriel and larger apartments across the resort can accommodate groups comfortably. With multiple bedrooms and shared living areas, they provide a sociable and practical base for group ski trips.

Which accommodation in Montgenèvre has spa facilities? plus icon minus icon

Spa facilities are widely available at properties such as Le Napoleon, Chalet des Dolines and Anova Hotel & Spa. These typically include pools, saunas, steam rooms and relaxation areas, ideal for unwinding after skiing.

What makes Montgenèvre different from other resorts? plus icon minus icon

Its cross-border skiing into Italy, combined with reliable snow and sunny conditions, and a relaxed Franco-Italian feel, sets Montgenèvre apart. It also offers a quieter alternative to larger linked resorts while still providing extensive terrain. 

Can you ski into Italy from Montgenèvre? plus icon minus icon

Yes, Montgenèvre is part of the Milky Way ski area, allowing you to ski across the border into resorts such as Claviere, Sestriere and Sauze d’Oulx, depending on your lift pass.

Does Montgenèvre have good accommodation close to slopes? plus icon minus icon

Yes, many properties are either ski-in/ski-out or within 150–250m of lifts, offering easy access to skiing and excellent convenience for guests.

What type of lift pass is available? plus icon minus icon

Lift passes include access to the Montgenèvre area or the wider Milky Way ski domain, linking France and Italy. Passes can be pre-booked with us, and you will receive a code to collect your lift passes from automatic machines in resort, saving time on arrival.

What ski school do you recommend? plus icon minus icon

We recommend ESF Montgenèvre, offering lessons for all levels, including ski and nursery packages for younger children. Group and private lessons can be pre-booked with us, and we strongly advise booking at least six weeks in advance during peak periods.

What should I know about skiing across the border? plus icon minus icon

If you plan to ski into Italy, helmets are mandatory for all skiers and snowboarders regardless of age. This rule is strictly enforced, and fines may apply for non-compliance. We would always recommend skiing wearing a helmet in any case but planning ahead ensures you are fully prepared for skiing on the Italian side. 

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