Spring ski holidays offer not only some of the best weather of the season but also excellent snow conditions, making them a perfect way to defrost from winter. As your last chance to enjoy a ski week before the next winter, springtime on the slopes is truly unmissable. Discover catered chalet holidays that won’t break the bank and carve your way into unforgettable late-season stays.
Not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered. Whether you’re seeking challenging terrain to push your ski legs to the limit one last time or prefer to cruise the blues to end the season on a high, we’ve got something for everyone. Check out our rundown of the top resorts for spring ski holidays – we’ll see you on the slopes!
The Top 5 Resorts for Spring Ski Holidays
Tignes, France
Kicking off our countdown, Tignes truly lives up to the year-round hype. Thanks to the Grande Motte glacier, perched at an altitude of nearly 3000m, skiing is possible in every season—from spring and summer to the peak of winter. With the full range of slopes open until early May, there’s plenty of time to squeeze in a spring ski holiday to one of our catered chalets. As the days get sunnier, the après experience reaches a whole new level. St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are a season highlight, while the Mountain Shaker freestyle event will leave you inspired to perfect your 180s.
With a variety of properties throughout the resort, you’re sure to find a catered chalet that ticks all the right boxes. For the ultimate ski-in/ski-out convenience, Chalet Teresa is unbeatable. Located right next to the Tufs lift, the ski school meeting point, and just across the piste from the lively Val Claret centre, this chalet is ideal for small groups eager to make the most of spring skiing.
For larger groups of up to 20, Chalet Tavallions combines alpine charm with excellent access to the centre of Tignes Lavachet. Additionally, its prime location ensures quick and easy connections to all sides of the ski area.
Chalet Tavaillons, Tignes
Alpe d’Huez, France
Alpe d’Huez rises above the clouds at an impressive altitude of 1860m. Nicknamed l’Île au Soleil, or the ‘Island in the Sun,’ it boasts an average of 300 sunny days per year. But there’s snow need to worry about conditions—this purpose-built ski resort was strategically designed to offer the ideal balance of snowy nights and sun-soaked days, creating a skier’s paradise. With altitudes reaching a breath-taking 3330m on the Pic Blanc glacier, you can enjoy the satisfying crunch of freshly groomed pistes and superb snow well into late spring.
Part of the Chalet des Lacs apartment complex, Chalet Bourget enjoys an enviable location in the heart of lively Alpe d’Huez. With a fantastic selection of restaurants, bars, and more right on your doorstep, exploring the resort couldn’t be easier. What’s more, the Télécentre gondola and a gentle green piste (perfect for warming up those morning legs!) are just 100m away, offering seamless access to the slopes.
Just a few streets away, near the new Alpe Express lift, you’ll find the equally well-positioned Chalet Père Josef 1. For larger groups, it can be combined with its sister chalet, accommodating up to 24 guests across both properties.
Les Arcs, France
As part of the expansive Paradiski area, home to La Plagne and Peisey-Vallandry, Les Arcs offers a truly unique experience for skiers. Comprised of four high-altitude villages ranging from 1600m to 2000m, each has its own distinct character, making it an ideal destination for a spring ski holiday. Reach heights of up to 3226m, with gorgeous panoramic views in every direction. No matter where you stay, you’ll enjoy fantastic access to the ski area, which boasts over 425km of varied piste to explore.
In Arc 1800, settle into Chalet Arnaud for the week—one of the last remaining authentic mountain huts in the valley. Perfect for those seeking a more secluded retreat, it sits idyllically on the hillside, offering ski-in/ski-out access while still being within easy reach of the main town.
Located in the Ours complex of Arc 2000, Chalet Nadyia is perfect for beginners, with the ski school meeting point and resort centre just a short walk away. Sleeping up to 10 guests, it’s an excellent choice for larger groups looking to make the most of spring skiing conditions.
Les Arcs
St Anton, Austria
If you think the season is winding down and there’s not much left for you in St Anton—think again! This Austrian resort truly comes alive in spring, with bluebird days, soft snow, and lively end-of-season celebrations that continue well into mid-April. The longer days mean you can soak up the sunshine on the slopes before diving into the world-famous après-ski scene. From dancing on tables at MooserWirt to enjoying a more laid-back drink at Krazy Kanguruh, there’s no shortage of places to keep the party going. Just be sure to save enough energy for the ski down!
Perfectly positioned for both skiing and easy access to the vibrant centre of St Anton, Chalet Glazig and Chalet Rendl (housed within the same building) offer an exceptional retreat for smaller groups. These stylish yet cosy chalets blend alpine charm with modern comforts, providing an inviting atmosphere to unwind after a spring day on the slopes. Whether you’re relaxing in the open-plan living space, savouring a hearty meal prepared by your chalet hosts, or stepping out to explore St Anton’s legendary après-ski scene, these chalets offer the ideal base for a memorable mountain getaway.
Courchevel, France
As one of the highest-altitude resorts in the vast 600km Three Valleys ski area, Courchevel is an unbeatable choice for late-season skiing. Thanks to its exceptional snow coverage, north-facing slopes, and high-altitude terrain reaching up to 2,738m, skiers can enjoy fantastic conditions well into March and beyond. The extensive and varied pistes cater to all levels, from sun-soaked cruisers to challenging descents, making spring skiing here a true delight.
Courchevel is made up of four main villages, each offering a unique atmosphere. The highest, Courchevel (formerly 1850), boasts luxury accommodations, world-class dining, and vibrant après-ski, attracting elite visitors from around the world. Courchevel Moriond (1650) offers a laid-back vibe, lively bars, and sunny slopes ideal for spring afternoons. Courchevel Village (1550) and the charming, traditional Le Praz (1300) provide a more relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with easy access to the entire ski area. A free bus service connects all the villages, ensuring seamless exploration.
The epitome of traditional alpine charm, Chalet Estrella is a stunning catered chalet that comfortably accommodates up to 21 guests. Nestled in the high-altitude village of Courchevel Moriond, it offers both convenience and charm to the resort centre as well as the Ariondaz and Marquis lifts.
We’re finishing on a high with one of our signature properties—Chalet Jacques in the Courchevel Village area. This luxurious retreat offers the ultimate alpine experience, complete with an outdoor hot tub on the terrace, perfect for soaking in the breathtaking late sunsets over the mountains.
Chalet Jacques, Courchevel
Spring Ski Holidays: Why Book Now?
Spring ski holidays bring fewer crowds, longer ski days, and some of the best snow conditions of the season—all at unbeatable prices. With high-altitude resorts ensuring great skiing well into March and April, now is the perfect time to book your late-season escape.
So, where will your spring ski holiday take you? Explore our top resorts and find your perfect catered chalet before the season melts away!
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