When left to fend for yourself, organising a family ski holiday can feel as challenging as facing down a black run on day one of your alpine education. Snowglobe getaways aren’t in short supply, but there are scant (stylish!) stays who marry faultless facilities and complimentary childcare, with picturesque pistes and the ease of onsite eating. Which is why we feel it’s our duty to introduce you to Club Med’s range of resplendent resorts, where the elevated all inclusive formula includes kids clubs’, ski lessons and lift passes. So, all you need to decide now is which domain to pick!
Words by Frankie Collinson
Published: 22nd October 2024 | Last updated: 3rd September 2026

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With all piste-side pads boasting a ski-in, ski-out locale, the luxury of not having to lug your heavily-bundled brood on & off space-short shuttles is just the first of many, many, conveniences Club Med can lay claim to. Lightening your mental-load one task at a time, booking a Club Med resort means there’s no need to worry about sussing your ski hire, queuing for passes or googling the best local lessons for tots – everything is taken care of for you
Family-first accommodation, including interconnecting rooms
All inclusive gourmet dining
A open bar and refreshments
Evening entertainment
Complimentary Kids Club from the age of 4 years
A handful of resorts also have a chargeable Baby Club for 4 months +
Ski lessons led by English-speaking instructors from 4+, private lessons can be arranged for 3yrs.
Lift passes
Instructor and guided activities such as muscle awakening, snowshoeing and nordic walking!
La Rosiere’s ski season runs from: mid December – end of April
Les Arcs Panorama’s ski season runs from: mid December – end of April
Grand Massif Samoens Morillon’s ski season runs from: end of December – mid April
Club Med Val Thorens’ ski season runs from: end of November – beginning of May
Club Med Val D’Isere’s ski season runs from: beginning of December – beginning of May
If you want access to the Baby Club (4 months+): La Rosiere, Les Arcs Panorama, Grand Massif Samoens Morillon, Valmorel, Alpe d’Huez
La Rosiere: The best for beginners
Les Arcs Panorama: The best for peak pampering pleasure
Grand Massif Samoens Morillon: The best for a tantrum free transfer
Club Med Val Thorens: The best for serious skiers
Club Med Val D’Isere, France: The best for luxury living

Nestled in one of the snowiest resorts in the world, an unparalleled location is one of the greatest draws of La Rosiere. A safe bet for those (adult & offspring alike) just starting out, the hotel itself is sandwiched between gentle slopes, with an abundance of apres on offer too – we’re talking yoga classes, a swish spa, and superbly scenic indoor swimming pool. Winter sun seekers relish the south-facing position, which delivers maximum blue skies, while the French / Italian cross border postcode keeps foodies satiated with both first-class fondue & piste-size pizza to chow down on
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You’ll have one (snow-boot-clad) foot in France and the other in Italy here, with the resort located at an altitude of 1,850 metres in La Thuile in the San Bernardo trans-Alpine ski area
1 hr 50 mins from London to Chambery, 1 hr 40 mins from London to Grenobole, Lyon or Geneva
Approximately a 90 mins transfer from Chambery, 165 mins from Grenoble, 170 mins from Geneva or 180 mins from Lyon

Parents ski-in and spa-out at Les Arcs Panorama, where the indoor wellness wonderland goes toe to toe with the sensational slopes outside. We’re talking next-level pampering treatments, indoor pools, jacuzzi and even a Turkish bath. Sitting pretty in a forest of firs, perched on the edge of Paradiski (the second largest ski area in France), the surplus of slopes cater to all abilities
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Snuggled in the heart of a fir tree forest, at an altitude of 1750m, Les Arcs Panorama does what it says on the tin: delivers soul-stirring scenic views. The large, south-facing, sun-sure terraces offer majestic mountainscapes to awe at, but the nearest twinkling mountain town is a 7 minute funicular ride away
1 hr 50 mins from London to Chambery, 1 hr 40 mins from London to Grenobole, Lyon or Geneva
Approximately a 90 mins transfer from Chambery, 165 mins from Grenoble or Lyon and 180 mins from Geneva

Only 70 minutes from Geneva airport, a breezy jaunt up the mountains is one alpine appeal of Grand Massif Samoens Morillon. The indoor heated pool with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows is another. While most guests make a beeline for the slopes, the suave spa and swish swimming are equally tempting. A haven of high-altitude entertainment for tots, the coveted Baby Club is in operation here. If you fancy a break from pounding the powder, the traditional village of Samoens is an easy 10 mins away via the gondola and home to a local craft market on Wednesdays
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Teetering on the edge of the Grand Massif’s Saix plateau, at 1,600 metres, Grand Massif Samoens Morillon benefits from access to the 4th largest ski area in France and 265 km of slopes to sample
1 hr 40 mins from London to Grenobole, Lyon or Geneva
Approximately a 70 mins transfer from Geneva, or 130 mins from Grenoble or Lyon

To seasoned skiers, Val Thorens needs no introduction. Famous for being the highest resort in Europe, and in the heart of the sprawling 3 valleys, the unparalleled location provides over 600 km of pistes to ski-daddle down. Being so much closer to heaven, Val Thornes also has an in with the weather gods – with a super long season running from the end of November to the beginning of May. Best suited to tweens and older, ski lessons start from 11+ here, and the hotel doesn’t provide childcare for baby snow bunnies
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Ain’t no mountain high enough? Marvin Gaye clearly hadn’t been to Val Thorens. A game of ski superlatives, not only is Val Thorens the highest resort in The Three Valleys, it’s also the highest in Europe. Its plethora of pistes has something for everyone, from newbies on the blueys, to exhilarating blacks for the pros, and because of its high altitude, the snow is more reliable and the season longer!
1 hr 50 mins from London to Chambery, 1 hr 40 mins from London to Grenobole, Lyon or Geneva
Approximately a 110 mins transfer from Chambery, 165 mins from Grenoble or Lyon and 195 mins from Geneva

Experience the pinnacle of alpine luxury at Club Med Val d’Isère, where even the hardest-to-please chalet connoisseurs feel right at home. Val d’Isère’s slopes have terrain for beginners and experts alike, while the town’s ice rink and toboggan area provide apres for juniors. The slick spa is a treat for parents and the restaurant’s gourmet Savoyard specialities a gastronomic delight. With breathtaking scenery and the centre-ville an easy amble away, Club Med Val d’Isère’s location is first class fare too
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Val d’Isère has some of the best snow cover in the Alps, and linked with Tignes it opens up 300 km of pistes to parents (and their offspring). Running like a well-oiled machine, lifts are fast here and queues are rare, meaning you get maximum downhill bang for your buck
1 hr 50 mins from London to Chambery, 1 hr 40 mins from London to Grenobole, Lyon or Geneva
Approximately a 120 mins transfer from Chambery, 170 mins from Grenoble or Lyon and 180 mins from Geneva