Les Arcs Accommodation

Explore hundreds of Les Arcs apartments and your trip to the French Alps will be a lot easier and cheaper, with just one click. Explore the various options for your holiday accommodation, without the need of searching each site separately. We collate all of the available apartments to rent from over 100 different websites. Compare without paying more than you should be. This resort is best known for its sheer variety and connection to other slopes, including the vast Paradiski area. There are areas to suit all levels from novice to advanced, and plenty of moguling black runs. This is a world-class resort with many different faces to it. Many visitors choose to stay in a ski chalet, or otherwise in an apartment in Les Arcs. Les Arcs-Bourg Saint Maurice is in the heart of the Haute-Tarentaise region, and is made up of five different sites. The funicular allows you to travel from your self-catering apartment all the way to the fantastic slopes such as Arcs 1600 and also Arcs 1800. The slope of Aiguille Rouge has become particularly famous, and this one of the highest and largest ski areas in the world - all complete with a stunning Mont Blanc backdrop. There is over 425 km of skiable area, and it is a fantastic place to choose for your holiday apartment. All you have to do is tell us how many people you’re travelling with, and the dates that you’re thinking - we’ll take care of the rest. Not far away in the Tarentaise Valley are ski areas such as Espace Killy and Les Trois Vallées. You can indeed find deals so that you can ski in these areas at a reduced price,so we highly recommend Les Arcs as a destination for your ski apartment. Don’t forget that Les Arcs is also a viable option for your summer destination, and it is a great choice for mountain biking. What are you waiting for? Book now!

There are a range of different options for your trip to Les Arcs in Savoie, alongside a range of different altitudes! Below we have collated the various ski areas and what they have to offer for your stay in a holiday chalet in Les Arcs:

• Arc 1600: Also known as Arc Pierre Blanche, this is the lowest of the resort areas at approximately 1600m. Here you can directly catch the “Arc en Ciel”, also known as the funicular train at Bourg Saint Maurice TGV. There are 30 shops, various places to stay and also connection to other areas.
• Arc 1800: This is the largest of the resort areas with over 100 shops and even an ice rink and two screen cinema! Here you have plenty of options for accommodation in Les Arcs. It regularly hosts snowboarding and snowbombing events, and has access to the “Transarc” gondola which goes directly to Arc 2000. It has access to a range of lifts and gondolas, including the six-seater Vagere. You can also easily reach La Plagne resort thanks to the Vanoise Express cable car. There are many ski in ski out chalets here. Find more chalets in Arc 1800 here. Arc 1800 also benefits from the best weather conditions of them all thanks to the sunshine in the afternoons.
• Arc 1950: This is a particularly large five star village that has guaranteed winter skiing. The architecture is typically Alpine, and there are a large number of shops to choose from. You can indulge in a variety of cuisines in this resort; whether you want to try the local Savoyard specialities, a crepe, or Italian or Mexican - you’ll have it all at your fingertips. There are many apartments in Arc 1950 for you to explore, with many ski-in ski-out facilities. Arc 2000: This is the highest station with many gondolas coming in and out of the resort. You have access to many shops, a cinema and more. The best snow often falls here, and it has access to lifts such as the Varet, Arcabulle, Marmottes and Bois de l’ors. Find apartments in Arc 2000 here.

Depending on what kind of trip you’re after in Les Arcs, there are different points as to when you should visit. Christmas and New Year is a popular time for many to visit, and it will be more difficult to find cheap accommodation. But at this time, there is something really quite festive about staying in one of the cosy wooden chalets. January can be very cold and snowy, but it is generally a lot emptier and a brilliant time to visit. The busiest time other than the holidays has to be February; this month coincides with both British and French school holidays. It is very busy at this time of year, and more expensive. While in March, the sun is generally shining, the snow quality might not be as great. It is a cheaper time to visit, however.

Do you love traditional gastronomy? If so, you mustn't go without a meal in one of the best restaurants in Les Arcs. A local culinary culture which has many characteristics which identify it and a very characteristic aroma too , generally means most of their fruits are made from the ecosystem and so fresh that you won't be able to say no to. Don't doubt that, eating out in Les Arcs will be one of the main experiences that you will have during your holiday.