Club Med French Alps La Plagne 2100, France

Club Med La Plagne 2100 at a glance

Club Med La Plagne 2100 is an all-inclusive ski resort built at the foot of the slopes, at 2,100 metres, in the Tarentaise valley in Savoie. Smaller than most Club Med ski resorts, with 340 rooms, it is aimed first at skiers who want to spend their days on the 425 km of Paradiski. For winter 2026-2027, it opens on December 13 and closes on April 17. The package includes accommodation, meals, the bar, the lift pass and group ski or snowboard lessons. The resort welcomes children from age 2.

When is Club Med La Plagne 2100 open?

The 2026-2027 season runs from December 13 to April 17. It covers the holidays, Quebec spring break and Easter, on March 28, 2027. At 2,100 metres, the snow holds well to the end of the season, which makes April a very good month for skiers who like sunshine and quieter slopes.

How do you get to La Plagne 2100 from Quebec?

By air, Chambéry airport is the closest, 1 hour 15 minutes by road, followed by Lyon and Grenoble at 2 hours and Geneva at 2 hours 15 minutes. By train, Aime-la-Plagne station is 30 minutes from the resort. Your advisor books flights and transfers with the package. On site, free shuttles link the different parts of La Plagne.

What is the resort like?

With its red roofs and solid timber panels, the resort backs onto a ridge overlooking the Tarentaise, facing Mont Blanc. You step out ski-in, ski-out, and come back to warm up in the hot tub or on the terrace in the late-day sun. It is a human-scale resort, where you see the same faces from one day to the next. Here, everything is designed for skiers, who are exactly where they should be.

How good is the La Plagne ski area?

La Plagne is part of Paradiski, which links it to Les Arcs for a total of 425 km of runs, one of the largest ski areas in the world. Mogul fields, wide bowls and runs above 2,000 metres give you enough to ski for a week without repeating the same descent twice. The resort town is also known for snowboarding, with well-kept parks.

Is the resort good for beginners?

Yes. Group ski and snowboard lessons are included in the package, taught by instructors from the École du Ski Français, for adults and children from age 4. La Plagne's Funslope, a fun run with banked turns and small bumps, helps children progress while playing. Equipment rental costs extra, and your advisor can book it ahead.

Is Club Med La Plagne 2100 good for families?

For families with children aged 2 and over, yes. Petit Club Med welcomes ages 2 and 3, at extra cost, then Mini Club Med takes over from 4 to 10, Club Med Teens from 11 to 13 and the Chill Pass from 14 to 17, included in the package. To travel with a baby under 2, Les Arcs Panorama and Valmorel offer Baby Club Med from 4 months.

What is there to do in La Plagne besides skiing?

The resort town has its share of thrills: you can ride down the Olympic bobsleigh track or try ice climbing. At the resort, the hammam and Payot spa treatments, at extra cost, soothe tired legs, and the G.O lead Pilates and fitness sessions. The big family afternoon snack remains a moment children look forward to.

What is the food like at Club Med La Plagne 2100?

Meals are included, from breakfast to dinner, with an unlimited bar and snacking formula. Dinner around a fondue, with Mont Blanc as a backdrop, is one of the moments people remember. In the evening, L'Indoors bar and its dance floor keep the day going. Drinks served by the glass are included, while champagne, premium spirits and bottles on the menu cost extra.

Which room should you choose at La Plagne 2100?

The rooms are designed for skiers who live outdoors. The Superior room measures 21 to 22 m² for two, mountain side or slope side, and two connecting rooms offer 42 to 44 m² for four. The resort also has single rooms of 13 to 14 m², handy for solo travellers who do not want to pay for a double, as well as a Deluxe category and suites. You sleep well here and enjoy the rest of the resort.

Why book your Club Med La Plagne 2100 with us?

Voyages Synergia received the Club Med Excellence Award 2025, and our specialists know all three Paradiski resorts. We compare La Plagne 2100 for you with Peisey-Vallandry and Les Arcs Panorama. See all the Club Med resorts in the French Alps and every Club Med ski resort.

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