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The resort opens on December 13, 2026 and closes on April 17, 2027. The season covers the holidays, Quebec spring break and Easter, on March 28, 2027. Thanks to its south-facing position, March and April are especially sunny.
Yes. The Espace San Bernardo links La Rosière to La Thuile, in the Aosta Valley, via the Petit-Saint-Bernard pass. You cross the border on skis. Carry ID on the slopes, and check with your advisor what the included lift pass covers.
Yes. Baby Club Med cares for children from 4 to 23 months and Petit Club Med for ages 2 and 3, at extra cost and with limited spots. For the holidays and spring break, book those spots together with your stay.
The package includes accommodation, meals, drinks by the glass and snacks at the bar, the lift pass, group ski and snowboard lessons from age 4 and kids' clubs for ages 4 to 17. Equipment rental, spa treatments, Baby Club Med and Petit Club Med cost extra.
Yes, the resort is built right at the edge of the slopes. You clip in as you step out and ski back at the end of the day. It is a real comfort with children, who have no shuttle to take to reach their lesson.
Bourg-Saint-Maurice station is the closest, about 35 minutes from the resort. It is often the most restful option from Paris or Lyon. Your advisor arranges the transfer between the station and the resort.
It is an upscale area within the resort, with luxury suites, an exclusive lounge bar, a private outdoor hot tub, in-room breakfast and dedicated concierge service. Its 180-degree view of the Alps is remarkable.
Yes, the Club Med Spa by Cinq Mondes covers 650 m², with treatments at extra cost. The indoor pool with counter-current swimming, the outdoor hot tub and the yoga studio are included in the package.
Both welcome babies from 4 months and offer an Exclusive Collection Space. La Rosière is higher, at 1,950 metres, sunnier and linked to Italy, with more reliable snow late in the season. Valmorel is lower, wooded and quicker to reach from Chambéry.
The Petit-Saint-Bernard pass, on the route Hannibal is said to have taken, links France and Italy. La Thuile, the last Italian commune before the pass, is reachable on skis. The Vanoise National Park, right opposite, offers grand scenery.

















