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Val Thorens Ski Holiday Guide

Après Ski in Val Thorens

If you're looking for good apres ski then Val Thorens will tick the box. With a good selection of bars on offer, the hardest choice will be where to start the apres ski. A popular choice is the lively La Folie Douce, located on the slopes. There's no better party place to finish a days skiing than on their terrace, dancing on tables and a live DJ are a common occurence.

Off the slopes, favourites of the Ski Independence team include the Frog and Roastbeef and the Red Fox, which offers good value drinks. If you've still got some energy left from dancing on the tables then head to Malaysia for a spot of dancing. 

 

 

Dining in Val Thorens

Le Blanchot is a good local restaurant in Val Thorens with a bumper wine cellar, specializing in local Savoy wines. For a more gastronomic treat try l'Oxalys restaurant where the chef has just won a distinguished award for "Young Chef of the Year". The Fitz Roy Hotel and Bergarie restaurants are both highly recommended too. Try the Le Funitel and Le Scapin for pizza and pasta. El Gringo, a lively restaurant and bar, serves Mexican food.