Hotels in Abriès
Abriès, set in the Queyras Regional Park, offers a charming and authentic alpine experience. This French village is ideal for those seeking a tranquil ski holiday with access to diverse slopes and a focus on nature.
Abriès, a picturesque village in the heart of the Queyras Regional Park, provides an authentic and serene mountain escape. Known for its preserved natural beauty and traditional charm, it's a destination where visitors can truly disconnect and enjoy the alpine environment. The ski area, while not vast, offers a good variety of slopes suitable for different skill levels, making it particularly appealing for families and those who prefer a more intimate skiing experience away from the bustling mega-resorts. Beyond skiing, Abriès is a gateway to numerous winter activities, including snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, all set against a backdrop of stunning High Alpine scenery.
Abriès in numbers
Chalet de Lanza
Ski-to-door chalet with restaurant, bar, and family rooms
Why guests love itChalet de Lanza in Abriès made ski days wonderfully simple: we skied back to the door and hired our gear right on site. Our family room had its own bathroom and enough space for everyone, and the Wi-Fi was free. Evenings on the terrace or at the bar and restaurant meant we never had to go far once the kids were tired.
Madame Vacances Les Balcons Du Viso
Spa residence with pool, fireplace lounge, and mountain apartments
Why guests love itLes Balcons du Viso suited our family week in Abriès because the apartment gave us real space and a kitchenette for easy breakfasts and suppers. After skiing in the Queyras the kids headed for the indoor pool while we took turns in the sauna, steam bath and whirlpool. The lounge with its fireplace became our favourite spot for cards before bed.
What to expect
- Authentic village charm in Queyras Regional Park
- Ski area suitable for all abilities, especially families
- Access to cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails
- Tranquil atmosphere away from large crowds
- Striking High Alpine landscapes and natural beauty
Local tips
- ✓Explore the Queyras Regional Park beyond the slopes; it's perfect for winter hikes.
- ✓Consider a multi-day ski pass to explore the linked ski areas in the Queyras valley.
- ✓Book ski lessons in advance, especially during peak season, for children and beginners.
- ✓Pack layers of clothing as mountain weather can change quickly.
- ✓Check local events and markets for a taste of regional products and culture.
Where to stay
Frequently asked questions
What is the ski area like in Abriès?
The ski area in Abriès offers a range of slopes suitable for all abilities, from beginners to more experienced skiers. It is part of the larger Queyras ski domain, providing access to a good variety of runs in a family-friendly setting.
Is Abriès suitable for beginners and families?
Yes, Abriès is highly suitable for beginners and families. The slopes are generally less crowded, and there are dedicated areas for learning. The village atmosphere is calm and welcoming, making it an excellent choice for a family ski holiday.
When is the best time to visit Abriès for skiing?
The best time to visit Abriès for skiing is typically from mid-December to late March. During this period, snow conditions are generally optimal, and the resort is fully operational, offering a complete winter experience.
How do I get to Abriès?
Abriès is accessible by car, with parking available in the village. For those traveling by public transport, train connections to nearby towns like Montdauphin-Guillestre are available, followed by bus services or taxis to Abriès. The nearest major airports are Turin (Italy) and Grenoble (France).