Hotels in Les Saisies
Les Saisies, set in the heart of the Beaufortain massif, offers a unique ski experience with panoramic views of Mont Blanc. Known for its extensive Nordic ski area and charming village atmosphere, it's a perfect destination for families and nature lovers seeking both alpine and cross-country adventures.
Les Saisies, often called the 'Balcony of Mont Blanc', is a high-altitude resort renowned for its exceptional snow record and breathtaking vistas. Part of the Espace Diamant ski area, it provides access to over 192 km of pistes, catering to all skill levels. The resort maintains a traditional Savoyard charm, with wooden chalets and a friendly ambiance, making it ideal for a relaxed yet active ski holiday. Beyond skiing, visitors can enjoy snowshoeing, dog sledding, and a vibrant village life.
Les Saisies in numbers

Le Calgary
Ski slopes at the door, spa, and mountain views
Why guests love itLe Calgary is my pick in Les Saisies for families who want to ski straight from the door: the hotel stands at the foot of the Saisies Diamond slopes in the Beaufortain valley. The heated swimming pool keeps children busy after their lessons, while the hammam and spa suit adults. Rooms have balconies with mountain views. My advice: book it for ski-in, ski-out convenience rather than for a lively après-ski scene in the village.

Le Chalet de Bisanne
Ski-to-door access, family rooms, and mountain views
Why guests love itLe Chalet de Bisanne in Les Saisies had everything our family needed: ski-to-door access, and a family room with a kitchenette, a balcony and mountain views. We prepared snacks and simple dinners and saved money. The kids loved the waterpark and the outdoor play area, and the garden gave them space to run around. We enjoyed the sun terrace and a coffee at the coffee shop while they played.

Résidence Club MMV Les Chalets des Cimes
Ski-to-door apartments with spa, kitchen, and bakery service
Why guests love itLes Chalets des Cimes is a four-star MMV residence in Les Saisies with ski-to-door access, and I would choose it for families who want an apartment with a fully equipped kitchen. Ski pass sales and ski rental on site make the first morning simpler with children, and the bakery service covers breakfast. After skiing, parents can use the hot tub, sauna and hammam. Guests rate it 8.3 across 170 reviews, a solid score for a self-catering ski week.

Hôtel Chalet Le Caribou
Ski-in/ski-out chalet with balconies and mountain dining
Why guests love itLe Caribou is the chalet hotel I recommend in Les Saisies for families who want direct access to the slopes without fuss. Rooms have balconies and private bathrooms, the restaurant and bar keep evenings on site, and the terrace suits a sunny lunch. Free private parking and free Wi-Fi cover the practical side. My advice: choose it for ski-in, ski-out convenience, and look elsewhere if a pool or spa is a priority.

CGH Résidences & Spas Le Hameau Du Beaufortain
Ski-to-door, spa, and family comfort in Les Saisies
Why guests love itLe Hameau du Beaufortain is a four-star ski-to-door aparthotel in Les Saisies, which I would choose for families who want to cook their own meals and walk straight onto the slopes. Family rooms have fully equipped kitchens and balconies. The spa has an indoor pool for the whole family, plus a hot tub, sauna, steam room and fitness centre for the adults. Guests rate it 8.1 across 62 reviews, so it is a sound choice for a self-catering ski week.

Hôtel Le Very
Alpine charm in Les Saisies, with parking and shuttle
Why guests love itHôtel Le Very sits right in the heart of Les Saisies, and its traditional alpine style made our stay feel cosy. We booked a studio with a fully equipped kitchen, so we could prepare breakfasts and simple dinners for the kids. The shuttle service made getting around easy, and free private parking meant the car could stay put all week. Free WiFi in the public areas was handy for checking the snow report.
What to expect
- Panoramic Mont Blanc views from most slopes
- Extensive Espace Diamant ski area (192 km of pistes)
- Renowned Nordic skiing hub with Olympic trails
- Family-friendly atmosphere and diverse activities
- Traditional Savoyard architecture and charm
Local tips
- ✓Arrive early to secure parking, especially during peak season.
- ✓Consider a multi-day Espace Diamant pass for full access.
- ✓Explore the Nordic ski trails, even if you're primarily an alpine skier.
- ✓Book ski lessons in advance, particularly for children.
- ✓Try local Beaufort cheese and other Savoyard specialties.
Where to stay
Frequently asked questions
Is Les Saisies suitable for beginners?
Yes, Les Saisies is very well-suited for beginners and families. The resort features numerous gentle slopes, dedicated learning areas, and excellent ski schools, making it an ideal place to learn and progress in skiing.
When is the best time for snow in Les Saisies?
Les Saisies generally benefits from good snow conditions throughout the winter season, from December to April, thanks to its altitude. The best time for abundant snow is typically from mid-January to March, offering optimal skiing conditions.
Where to stay near the slopes in Les Saisies?
Many accommodations in Les Saisies offer convenient access to the slopes, including ski-in/ski-out options. Look for hotels and chalets in areas like Le Signal, Les Rosières, or near the main lifts for direct access to the ski area.