Les Arcs chalets

Les Arcs is built for snow lovers, with four high-altitude village, a whopping 425km of pistes as part of the Paradiski area, and terrain to suit all abilities, it's a top pick for mixed groups who want maximum variety and zero faff.

Tree-lined blues, wide-open red, high-altitude blacks and plenty of lift-accessible pff-piste; Les arcs does it all. With a family-friendly feel to the village, it's also ideal for family ski holidays with plenty of beginner zones and excellent ski schools.

Stay in one of our Les Arcs catered chalets for a relaxed, home-from-home vibe.

Why choose a ski chalet holiday in Les Arcs?

1. 425km of skiing

Les Arcs is part of the epic Paradiski ski area, linked to La Plagne via the iconic double-decker Vanoise Express. That’s a massive 425km of pistes at your ski tips, from glacier runs to cruisy tree-lined descents.

2. Terrain to suite every style

From confidence-building greens to leg-burning blacks, Les Arcs serves up variety in spades. Expect powder fields, forest trails, steep reds and high-altitude snow, ideal for mixed-ability groups and adventurous skiers alike.

3. Freestyle friendly

Got a flair for air? Les Arcs is a hit with snowboarders and freeskiers thanks to its huge snow park, packed with jumps, rails and creative lines. Whether you’re learning or landing tricks, it’s all here. It's also a fantastic place for a little people-watching!

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Les Arcs ski chalets FAQs

When is the best time to ski in Les Arcs?

Les Arcs typically offers reliable snow from mid-December to late April, thanks to its high-altitude terrain. For quieter slopes, try mid-January or March. Peak snow and longer days? Aim for late Feb into early March.

Which Les Arcs village should I stay in?

Each village has its own personality. Arc 1800 is great for après and easy access to the slopes, Arc 1950 has a charming, pedestrianised feel, and Arc 2000 is best for quick access to high-altitude skiing. Arc 1600 is quieter and great for families.

Are Skiworld Les Arcs chalets ski-in/ski-out??

Many of our catered chalets in Les Arcs offer ski-in/ski-out or close-to-lift access, depending on the village. Each chalet listing includes detailed info on slope proximity, or just ask us for the best picks!

What’s included in a Skiworld catered chalet?

Our catered chalet holidays include breakfast, afternoon tea and cake, and a three-course evening meal with wine, six nights a week. Your friendly chalet host also handles cleaning and is also on hand to provide you with plenty of local tips, so you can just focus on the skiing.

Is Les Arcs good for beginners?

Yes, Les Arcs has excellent beginner areas in all villages, gentle green and blue runs, and great ski schools. There’s also loads of wide cruising terrain, making it perfect for building confidence.

What is the Paradiski lift pass, and is it worth it?

The Paradiski lift pass gives you access to both Les Arcs and La Plagne, that’s 425km of pistes linked by the Vanoise Express. If you like to roam or are staying for a full week, it’s totally worth the upgrade.

Is there après ski in Les Arcs?

Absolutely, from the mountain-side Folie Douce in Arc 1800 to more laid-back bars in Arc 1950 and 2000. There’s something for every energy level after the lifts shut.

Are there family-friendly options in Les Arcs?

Definitely. Les Arcs has dedicated beginner slopes, excellent ski schools, and loads of off-slope activities like sledging, swimming, and indoor climbing – ideal for keeping the whole family happy.

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