Why Ski La Rosiere?

A superbly equipped and very beautiful resort in the French Alps, La Rosiere stands 1850m above sea level in some of the most picturesque and impressive scenery you could imagine and offers a great deal more than many similar resorts. From the choice of accommodation to the superb slopes through to the many other sporting and leisure attractions you can find in the region La Rosiere – close to the Italian border – is popular with everyone from the expert looking to tackle the more challenging slopes through to the family with a novice in tow.

Skiing in La Rosiere

In the shadow of the magnificent Mont Blanc, this is a resort that can claim some of the most impressive skiing conditions in all of Europe. The 150km of quality slopes are split between the resort itself and the twin Italian resort of La Thuile, and the combination of north and south facing slopes makes for a choice of sunny skiing or excellent seasonal snow coverage.

La Rosiere can offer everything from world class standard pistes to easy nursery slopes for beginners, and the additional attraction of many winter sports – from snowboarding to paragliding – means that there is something here for everyone. Furthermore, the evening entertainment offered by the choice of excellent bars and restaurants is varied and can cater for families and couples alike. The prime region that straddles the French-Italian border here is one of the most prized in Europe.

Location and Access

Being in such a prime spot La Rosiere is surprisingly easily accessible and there are excellent road links and railway connections in the region that take you to nearby towns, cities and picturesque villages. The nearest airport is at Geneva – the resort is close to the Swiss border too – and travelling time is reasonable as should be expected with such a popular resort.

Accommodation

La Rosiere, like all such popular resorts, offers a great deal of variety when it comes to accommodation with everything from simple gust houses to luxury hotels and apartments. All hotels are close to the many ski lifts that service the resort and within the region are a number of small towns that offer excellent choices of hotels and apartments. This may not be the cheapest of resorts thanks to the excellent skiing and close proximity to both Italy and Switzerland, but there are many different options.

What to Pay

A two star hotel in La Rosiere can be had for as little as €50 per night while more luxurious accommodation may be found in excess of €200 per night at some of the top four star hotels. In between is a range of choices of luxury chalets – from anywhere between €400 to €700 per week – and well presented three star hotels that are perfectly positioned in the main town centre. In terms of skiing costs a day pass can be had for as little as €33 for an adult while a six day pass makes excellent value at €175 for an adult and €122 for a child.

Submit La Rosiere Ski Accommodation Request

Submit one single ski accommodation request form, Your requirement is shared with all relevant and registered ski accommodation providers. Individual La Rosiere ski accommodation owners can submit a quote and you can pick the one that does suit you. Even if it is not the La Rosiere accommodation you initially planned to book.

Please also try our sister site Ski Transfer Finder. Helps you find La Rosiere Ski Transfers and get Ski Transfer Enquiries in the same way Ski Accommodation Finder does.

Ski Accommodation Finder is the only site that allows you share your ski accommodation requirements with all registered La Rosiere owners and ski accommodation providers. There are no middlemen and there is no commission to pay. This should enable you to get the cheapest La Rosiere ski accommodation possible.