La Tania

La Tania might be small, but it packs plenty of events throughout the year. In winter, the village comes alive at après-ski time with live music, themed nights and festive gatherings, giving you the perfect chance to relax after a day on the slopes. In summer, there’s a lively mix of outdoor activities, local festivals, markets and open-air concerts. From family-friendly events to sporty challenges like cycling or trail races, there’s always something happening to enjoy the mountains and soak up the alpine atmosphere.

Looking to refuel in La Tania? You're in for a treat. Whether you're after a hearty Savoyard feast, a quick bite between runs, or a relaxed dinner with friends, there's something to satisfy every craving. The village boasts a variety of eateries, from traditional alpine fare to international flavours. Many restaurants offer ski-in, ski-out access, so you can enjoy a delicious meal without missing a beat on the slopes. And when the sun's out, outdoor terraces become the perfect spot to soak up the mountain views over a glass of wine or a warming hot chocolate. With a mix of family-run gems and lively après-ski spots, dining in La Tania is as much about the atmosphere as it is about the food.

Looking to unwind after a day on the slopes? La Tania offers a relaxed yet vibrant nightlife scene. Several bars in the village host live music, themed nights, and happy hours, creating a friendly atmosphere to enjoy with friends or fellow travellers. Whether you're in the mood for a cocktail by the fire, a casual pint with a view, or dancing to live tunes, there's a spot to suit your vibe. For those seeking a more lively night out, nearby Courchevel and Méribel offer a wider range of après-ski options, including late-night venues and clubs. But if you're after a more laid-back evening with good company and great music, La Tania has you covered.

As well as skiing, winter activities in la Tania include sledding, night-skiing (during school holidays), exploring the walking paths, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and paragliding. Summer activities include mountain biking, trekking, paragliding, tennis, clay pigeon shooting and swimming in the outdoor pool. The many activities in Courchevel and Méribel Centre are a 10 minute drive away. For children, there is a day nursery centre (four months to five years) and Piou-Piou skiing kindergarten (three to five years).

A chalet holiday is the ultimate mountain escape, whether you fancy a traditional Savoyard farmhouse or a sleek modern hideaway with a hot tub. You can choose fully catered chalets with gourmet meals and concierge services, or self-cater for more independence. Chalets come in all sizes, from cosy retreats for couples to large properties for families or groups, with options including slope-side access, private spas, cinema rooms and other luxury extras to suit your style and needs.

Many attractive wooden chalets have been built in La Tania in recent years, mostly in the Quartier des Chalets above the resort centre.

There is a wide choice of apartments in purpose-built blocks, mostly in the centre of the resort, overlooking the main piste and close to all services.

Renting an apartment is a great choice if you want self-catered flexibility and the freedom to set your own pace. Options range from small studios for two to spacious chalet-style apartments with luxuries like ski-to-door access, boot warmers, private spas or concierge services. Many are right at the foot of the slopes and some offer flexible stays outside peak weeks, making them ideal for couples, families or groups looking for a short break or a longer mountain escape.

The charming village of La Tania offers a select few hotels, each providing a unique alpine experience. Whether you're seeking ski-in/ski-out convenience, spa facilities to unwind after a day on the slopes, or a cosy atmosphere to relax in, there's a hotel to suit your preferences. Most accommodation is just steps away from the ski lifts, making it easy to hit the slopes first thing in the morning. After a day on the mountain, enjoy a drink by the fire or indulge in a delicious meal at your hotel's restaurant. With a limited range of options available in La Tania, booking early is recommended to secure your ideal stay.

Getting to La Tania is easy with several transfer options from nearby airports. Shared and private transfers operate from Geneva, Lyon, Grenoble, and Chambery, taking you straight to the resort in around 2 to 2.5 hours. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak season. Once you arrive, the village is compact and pedestrian-friendly, so getting around on foot is simple. If you prefer trains, the nearest station is Moûtiers, about 16 km away, with connections from major cities like Paris and Lyon, followed by a taxi or transfer to the village.

If you're eyeing a mountain home in the Alps, La Tania offers a unique blend of charm and practicality. As a pedestrian-only village nestled in the heart of the Three Valleys, it provides direct ski-in/ski-out access and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Properties here are often more affordable than in neighbouring resorts like Courchevel 1850, making it an attractive option for both personal use and rental investment. With its year-round appeal, boasting excellent skiing in winter and a plethora of summer activities, La Tania presents a compelling case for those seeking a dual-season alpine retreat.