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Adresse Club Med Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon
3868 Route du plateau des Saix
Samoëns
France
74340
Nearest Airport
Lyon-Saint-Exupéry - Lyon St Exupery (LYS)
Distance from airport
205 km
Time from airport
135 min
1
Restaurants
1
Buffets
2
Pools
Rooms
423 Rooms
Voltage
220 v
Located on beach
Adults only
Mini Club
Spa
Casino
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Hotel map
Frequently Asked Questions
Check-in starts at 3 p.m., and Sunday is the usual arrival day for Club Med ski stays. With just a 1 hour 10 minute transfer from Geneva, a morning flight gets you to the resort just in time to settle in and try the pool before dinner.
Your lift pass is ready at check-in, at the resort. It gives access to the lifts and gondolas of the Grand Massif, and since the resort is ski-in, ski-out, you are on the slopes on the first morning. Children enrolled in lessons from age 4 receive theirs too.
Yes. The resort's ski shop rents skis, snowboards, boots and helmets, and rental can be booked online before departure through the easy arrival service. Your equipment is waiting when you arrive. Rental is at extra cost, and your advisor can add it to your booking.
Children are placed in 9 levels, adults in 5 ski levels or 3 snowboard levels. A typical week includes 5 days of lessons. For ages 4 to 7, you choose a half day or a full day. Children join their group straight from the resort, with no shuttle.
The resort offers private lockers for skis, boots and poles between ski days. You leave your equipment there in the evening and pick it up in the morning to head straight onto the slopes. If you rent at the resort's ski shop, everything happens in the same place.
France uses the euro. Outlets are type C and E, at 230 volts: bring an adapter for your North American devices and check that your chargers accept that voltage. Most phone and laptop chargers handle it without any trouble, so a simple plug adapter is usually all you need.
Drinks served by the glass, wines and cocktails included, are part of the package, as are snacks. Champagne and bottles on the menu are at extra cost. For a birthday or a honeymoon, your advisor tells you what can be ordered on site.
Yes, and it is a lovely way to begin or end a ski trip. Geneva is about an hour from the resort, and a night in the city helps you recover from jet lag before clicking into your skis. Your advisor adds the hotel and adjusts the transfers.
Yes, it is one of the resort's advantages: it sits at the foot of wooded runs, where the trees give contrast and visibility even under cloudy skies. On sunny days, you head off to explore the ski area's five resort towns, and every day of the week counts.
Absolutely. The short transfer from Geneva, the ski-in, ski-out resort, lessons included from age 4 and clubs for every age make the week simple. You ease into the time change without stress, and your advisor is with you from the flight to your return.
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