We love —
- Waking up at the foot of the slopes, stepping straight from alpine elegance into one of the Alps’ most renowned ski areas.
- Unwinding at the NUXE Spa after a day in the mountain air, easing tired muscles in the hammam, jacuzzi and relaxation pool.
- Experiencing Serre Chevalier in every season, from winter ski adventures to summer hiking, cycling and white-water thrills.
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Carefully selected for our members by our experts
Your ski area —
About Serre Chevalier
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Écrins National Park, Serre Chevalier is one of Europe’s most extensive and sun-drenched ski domains, stretching across 250 kilometres of slopes and enjoying over 300 days of sunshine each year. The resort links the historic town of Briançon with the charming alpine villages of Chantemerle, Villeneuve and Monêtier-les-Bains, each offering its own distinct character and style.
With altitudes ranging from 1,200 to 2,800 metres, Serre Chevalier caters to every level of skier. Beginners will find gentle, wide runs perfect for building confidence, while intermediates can explore long, scenic descents winding through snow-dusted forests. Experts can tackle thrilling black runs, off-piste adventures and high-altitude challenges near the Yret and Cucumelle sectors. The modern lift system makes it easy to explore the entire valley in a single day.
After a day on the slopes, the après-ski scene is as inviting as the mountains themselves. Relax in cosy mountain bars, enjoy local cuisine in traditional chalets, or unwind in Les Grands Bains du Monêtier, one of the largest natural thermal spas in the Alps. Here, you can soak in naturally warm, mineral-rich waters while gazing at snow-covered peaks - a truly unique way to experience the serenity of the French Alps.
To plan your days on the slopes and explore the full ski area, you can check the interactive ski map by clicking here.
2026 Ski season:
- Season opens: 6 Dec 2025
- Season closes: 19 Apr 2026
Getting There:
- Nearest airports: Turin Airport (approx. 2 hours by car), Grenoble Alpes Isère Airport (approx. 2 hours 30 minutes), Chambéry Airport (approx. 2 hours 45 minutes)
- Nearest train station: Briançon (approx. 15 minutes from the resort)
The above information is a guide only and is subject to change at any point. For up-to-date information on conditions, season opening dates and terrain, please visit the ski resort information website.
Ski & snowboard equipment hire
In partnership with Skiset, we offer equipment for all levels and ages, with discounts of up to 50% off. Ideal for skiers, snowboarders, beginners, and experts, choose Skiset for ski hire excellence and quality equipment adapted to your level and age. Book now and visit your chosen Skiset store to collect your equipment. Browse our different packages at the next stage of the booking process. You will need to make a Skiset booking upon check-out to access this discount.
Grand Hôtel & Spa Serre Chevalier 4* —
Le Grand Hôtel & Spa Nuxe Serre Chevalier 4* is a timeless alpine address set at the foot of the slopes in the heart of Serre Chevalier. Fully redesigned by Studio Frémont, the hotel blends contemporary mountain elegance with the warm, inviting spirit of a grand chalet. Here, days begin in crisp mountain air and end wrapped in soft light, whether by the fire, beside the indoor pool or overlooking the peaks.
Perfectly positioned in Chantemerle-Saint-Chaffrey, just steps from the gondolas, the hotel offers seamless access to skiing in winter and to hiking and cycling trails in summer. Yet the experience extends far beyond the station itself.
Beyond the resort, discover the fortified town of Briançon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, explore the unspoilt Clarée Valley in Névache, or venture into the vast landscapes of the Écrins National Park. From historic alpine villages to dramatic high-mountain panoramas and even the nearby Italian border, the region is rich in heritage, culture and breathtaking scenery.
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Superior Room or a Deluxe Room.
Superior Room (17 m²)
Full of alpine character, the Superior Room offers a warm and inviting retreat after a day on the slopes. Overlooking the charming chalets of the Grand Hôtel, the room blends mountain authenticity with understated comfort.
A comfortable bed and an en-suite bathroom ensure a restful stay, while the intimate layout creates a cosy atmosphere, perfect for unwinding in the heart of the Alps.
Deluxe Room (20 m²)
The Deluxe Room offers additional space and open views towards the surrounding mountains, allowing natural light to flood the interior and enhancing the sense of alpine escape.
Designed for comfort after a day in the fresh mountain air, it features a comfortable bed, an en-suite bathroom and the possibility of an additional foldaway bed. A refined and peaceful base for enjoying Serre Chevalier in both winter and summer.
Your dining choices
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
Dining at Le Grand Hôtel is an experience in its own right. The menus, curated by Michelin-starred chef Pierre Reboul, elevate French and alpine cuisine with creativity and refinement. Whether enjoying a sunlit terrace lunch before returning to the slopes, an elegant dinner in a softly lit contemporary mountain setting, or a relaxed drink at the bar after an active day outdoors, each moment is designed to balance conviviality and sophistication. Room service is also available for those who prefer a more intimate alpine evening.
Your time
After a day on the slopes or exploring mountain trails, retreat to the expanded NUXE Spa, a true sanctuary of relaxation. Recently enhanced, the wellness area features a hammam, sauna, jacuzzi, relaxation pool with balneotherapy and sensory shower, alongside treatment rooms dedicated to soothing massages and revitalising rituals.
In summer, the mountains reveal a different rhythm. Cycling and mountain biking routes wind through alpine scenery, while white-water sports such as rafting and canyoning offer thrilling adventures. Hiking, climbing, paragliding, horse riding and fishing allow you to connect more deeply with the landscape, while nearby lakes such as Pontillas provide tranquil moments under the alpine sun.
Your journey to the French Alps —
Flights:
You will be able to choose your airline and flight times when you make your booking, in either Economy, Premium, or Business class, depending on the destination and carrier. This flight may include one or more stopovers. Please review your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ, in order to offer the best price.
Luggage information
Luggage, meals and other services on board may be subject to an additional fee on certain airlines. It is possible to view details of luggage allowances when you choose your flights at the next stage of the booking process. If luggage is not included with your flight, please go to the airline's website before your departure to purchase your luggage for an additional fee.
For domestic flights, airlines do not always offer the option of reserving luggage. In this case, you will need to pay for it at the airport counter.
You will receive all the information you need to check in for your flights after you have made your reservation.
Serre Chevalier —
Nestled in the Guisane Valley of the Hautes-Alpes region, Serre Chevalier ski resort is a picturesque haven for nature enthusiasts and sports lovers alike. This charming area stretches 15km between the historic town of Briançon and the quaint village of Le Monêtier, offering visitors a blend of stunning snow-capped peaks and traditional alpine villages.
Must-sees:
- The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Briançon’s fortifications
- Chantemerle, renowned for its prime ski access
- The lively atmosphere of Villeneuve, with its thriving après-ski scene
Culinary culture:
Serre Chevalier’s cuisine reflects the flavours of the Alps, with hearty dishes perfect for recharging after a day on the slopes. Savour local specialities like fondue, raclette, and the robust diot sausages. The region also boasts a variety of savoie wines, offering the perfect complement to your meal. In smaller mountain villages, authentic alpine fare can be found in rustic eateries, where traditional recipes are passed down through generations.
Dive deeper:
Beyond the ski slopes, the region offers much to discover. Visit Briançon, the highest town in France, with its UNESCO-listed fortifications designed by Vauban, or take a scenic walk through the valley to admire the lesser-known Durance River. Adventurers can explore nearby lakes, forests, and hidden hiking trails that offer a peaceful retreat from the resort’s bustling ski scene.
Good to know:
The Euro (EUR) is the currency used. The region enjoys abundant sunshine, with an average of 8 hours of sunshine per day, making it an excellent destination year-round. Winters are ideal for skiing, with 410 hectares of marked pistes to explore. Access is easy from Briançon by bus or car, and the resort is well-served by public transport for local travel.
