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Visitor experience for Tignes in the Espace Killy ski area.

Reviews25
Overall rating7.9/10
Skiing rating8.6/10

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Overall rating7.9out of 10
Skiing rating8.6beginner to free-nature skiing
Snow conditions8.8out of 10
Family7.5out of 10
Beginner8.4
Advanced9
Expert8.7
Free-nature8.4
Snow8.8
Family7.5
Après-ski7.1
Nature7
Hiking5.6
Lifts8.8

Tignes, Savoie

9/10

Visited april 2008 · single

Beginner9
Advanced9
Expert9
Free-nature9
Snow9
Family7
Après-ski7
Nature7
Hiking6
Lifts9
I went to Tignes from 3-10 of April and was amazed with the snow and resort itself. Tignes is not ugly as everybody is saying: pure concrete and stuff. There is no concrete as such, purpose built blocks are covered in wood and white facade and when looked from afar is impressive (those buildings work well with peaks surrounding them). Anyway, with global warming, in order to save space, we will see more of those as the skiing area shrinks. Snow is brilliant; plenty of it everywhere. Not many cannons to be seen there. In Val D'Isere area, closer to the village, it was going a bit sloshed but Tignes was mad with snow. Best skiing in Europe!
Ski-in/ski-outExpensive resort

Review by Dusko Koncar from Sisak on May 12th, 2008.

Tignes, Savoie

8.8/10

Visited february 2008 · group

Beginner8
Advanced9
Expert9
Free-nature9
Snow9
Family8
Après-ski8
Nature8
Hiking5
Lifts9
What a great way to spend a week ! Party of 5 staying at the Hotel Diva in Val Claret. w/c 14th Jan 2008 Hotel - excellent location right next to the main ski school area and the hub connection to the Tichot, Fresse, Grand Motte Funiculaire lifts. Just a 10 minute walk into the Val Claret town with a number of good bars / restaurants / shops. Food (buffet) can be a little repetitive but on the whole good. Skiing - the only word for it was fantastic. Snow conditions were perfect, pistes well groomed/maintained and incredibly expansive. Fast connections to all areas and Val D'Isere easily reachable. If you are a begginer beware of Santons run which tends to catch people out and slow the less p
Excellent piste maintenanceNo negative aspects!

Review by Grahame Hall from London on February 18th, 2008.

Tignes, Savoie

9/10

Visited january 2008 · friends

Beginner9
Advanced9
Expert9
Free-nature9
Snow8
Family7
Après-ski8
Nature7
Hiking6
Lifts9
Val d'Isere and Tignes (Espace Killy) these are great resorts snow sure, good free bus service, new lifts great off piste, plus many good but expensive restaurants etc I like to get value for mine and my parties money, so here is my recommendations. Le Brasero is a good lunch stop in Tignes (Le Lavachet). It is ideal for mixed ability groups, and non-skiers to meet up for lunch or apres-ski. Ski to the door via Digues a green run with a free chair lift Le Rosset from Le Lac, or use the free bus service that stops outside. After lunch skiers can get on the bus for one stop to catch a lift to the East or West of Tignes, or stay on the same bus to Le Lac or Grand Motte. They also have an extens
Accessebility ski-areaExpensive resort

Review by Bob Stewart from London on January 31st, 2008.

Tignes, Savoie

8.3/10

Visited 0

Beginner8
Advanced9
Expert8
Free-nature8
Snow9
Family7
Après-ski6
Nature7
Hiking6
Lifts8
Just back from a superb week of skiing in Tignes!! We stayed at the Village Montana Hotel which was perfect. Lovely food, heated outdoor pool and best of all direct access on/off the slopes. The skiing was amazing, plenty of variety and the snow conditions were excellent. Great runs down to Tignes Les Brevieres through the trees. The lift systems were fast and efficient except for one brutal chairlift from Tignes Les Boisses which left some cracking bruises on the back of my legs and proceeded to amble its way up the mountain very very slowly!! Overall, the best skiing experience we have had so far. Would definitely return.
Challenging slopesNo negative aspects!

Review by Caroline Morris-hills from London on January 29th, 2008.

Tignes, Savoie

8/10

Visited december 2007 · family

Beginner7
Advanced9
Expert8
Free-nature8
Snow8
Family7
Après-ski7
Nature8
Hiking6
Lifts9
Dit was voor mij de eerste keer in Tignes val Claret samen met mijn neef en het is ons tweeën zeer goed bevallen. Mooie pistes met veel variatie in een overweldigend landschap, kortom, voor ieder wat wils. Het is alleen iets minder geschikt voor beginners omdat in de blauwe pistes ook stukjes rood inzitten, wat hier blauw is, dat is in Oostenrijk al rood. Er zijn ook brede lange groene pistes die wat makkelijker zijn en ook voor beginners geschikt zijn. Met het uitgaansleven en de Après ski heb ik geen ervaring omdat ik puur hiernaartoe ga voor het skieën. Komend jaar ga ik zeker weer met nog een paar kennissen en vrienden.
Accessebility ski-areaPurpose-built village

Review by Patrick Luthart from Amsterdam on January 2nd, 2008.

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