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Location
Glacier skiing, distinctive villages and a huge variety of exhilarating runs.
Highlights
- A variety of villages, each with their own character and atmosphere, to ski to and stay in.
- Loads of long and wide runs around the Paradiski area, great for less confident skiers who want to explore.
- A wide choice of accommodation from chalets and self-catering apartments to luxury hotels.
Part of the impressive 425km Paradiski area, La Plagne is a collection of small villages, each with its own distinct feel and character.
The region is famed for its variety, from the long, tree-lined runs in Montchavin to the deep powder of the Bellecôte glacier. Between the two you’ll find plenty of wide red and blue runs, perfectly suited for progressive beginners and intermediate skiers to build their skills. Or if you want to beat the crowds, head over to Montalbert for some exhilarating long runs through the trees.
The heart of the resort is Plagne Centre. Accommodation is limited here, but it’s where the majority of the shops, restaurants and bars are. The Hotel Terra Nova provides good direct access to the slopes, as well as great views over the valley. Below you have Plagne 1800, a small hamlet dominated by traditional chalets and the oldest part of the resort. Above Plagne Centre there are three more resorts: Plagne Soleil, Plagne Villages and Plagne Aime 2000, featuring a variety of self-catering accommodation options.
Take a quick bus journey up the road to Bellecôte, then hop on the Roche De Mio gondola and you’ll find yourself in Belle Plagne. This is the newest part of the resort with a mix of accommodation in a pretty and car-free setting. There is also a ski school meet point in Belle Plagne for those staying here.
New for winter 17/18 is the Crozats six-seater chair in the popular l'Arpette ridge above Belle Plagne, which will increase capacity to 3,600 people per hour and cut the journey time to just three minutes.
The region is famed for its variety, from the long, tree-lined runs in Montchavin to the deep powder of the Bellecôte glacier. Between the two you’ll find plenty of wide red and blue runs, perfectly suited for progressive beginners and intermediate skiers to build their skills. Or if you want to beat the crowds, head over to Montalbert for some exhilarating long runs through the trees.
The heart of the resort is Plagne Centre. Accommodation is limited here, but it’s where the majority of the shops, restaurants and bars are. The Hotel Terra Nova provides good direct access to the slopes, as well as great views over the valley. Below you have Plagne 1800, a small hamlet dominated by traditional chalets and the oldest part of the resort. Above Plagne Centre there are three more resorts: Plagne Soleil, Plagne Villages and Plagne Aime 2000, featuring a variety of self-catering accommodation options.
Take a quick bus journey up the road to Bellecôte, then hop on the Roche De Mio gondola and you’ll find yourself in Belle Plagne. This is the newest part of the resort with a mix of accommodation in a pretty and car-free setting. There is also a ski school meet point in Belle Plagne for those staying here.
New for winter 17/18 is the Crozats six-seater chair in the popular l'Arpette ridge above Belle Plagne, which will increase capacity to 3,600 people per hour and cut the journey time to just three minutes.
Top 3 accommodations in La Plagne
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Hotel Terra Nova, Plagne Centre
from €805 per person
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Hotel Belle Plagne 2100
from €889 per person
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Plagne Lauze Apartments, Plagne 1800
from €549 per person
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Special Offers
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10% off lift pass & equipment
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Area lift pass for the price of a local lift pass
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Buy 1 lift pass get 1 half price
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Crystal Childcare discounts
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€30 off per person
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;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Les Gemeaux Apartments")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Constellations Apartments, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Residence Licorne, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Chalets des Arolles Apartments, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Le Mont Soleil Apartments, Plagne Soleil")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Nereides Apartments, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Residence Pelvoux, Plagne Centre")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Residence les Chalets Edelweiss, Plagne 1800")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Hauts Bois Apartments, Aime la Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Residence Le Centaure")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Sun Valley Apartments, Plagne Soleil")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Hotel Vancouver, Plagne Soleil")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Les Granges du Soleil Apartments, Plagne Soleil")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Chalet Epicea, Plagne 1800")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Chalet Carlina Hugo, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Hotel Balcons, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Chalet Grande Rochette, Plagne 1800")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Chalet Carlina Juliette, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Chalet Carlina Violette, Belle Plagne")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Araucaria Hotel & Spa")
;img.crop(width:658%2Cheight:370) "Hotel Carlina, Belle Plagne")
