La Tania, France

Visitor reviews for La Tania

• March 06, 2008
  T Wells from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Great little resort for families with easy access to the 3 Valleys.
  Stayed in a nice slope-side chalet operated by Snowline in third week of February - great weather, great skiing, great food, great chalet hosts and co guests.
  Would highly recommend this resort to skiers who don't want to (or no longer have the energy) spend all night in night clubs and bars.

• January 12, 2008
  Bill from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Great resort, especially for beginners. Ski in ski out. Le Ski lodge has excellent friendly service and good food. Beer is ok but skip the Murphy's.
  Very friendly resort,locals very helpful and speak English, bonus for us Brits/Irish. Definitely go back sooner rather than later.

• March 23, 2006
  Snow Weasel from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  We were in La Tania in Jan 06. Its quiet, but great access to Courcheval and the rest of the Three Valleys. The green back into La Tania is a big improvement, though for a real beginner it could be a bit demanding..better catch the bus back from 1850!
  Pub Le Ski Lodge is hot and smokey, v noisy and Sky Sports on the big screen ( you get the picture? ) So try the Taiga Bar for a more chilled evening.
  Seems to be 90% Brits in resort, some Dutch and French. We stayed in Chalet Celementine ( Ski Magic) which was OK, but a bit crowded : they said they would reduce the numbers of people down to 12 or 14 in the Chalet for '07, so if they are offering Chalet Clementine for 16 people then think about it, it will be crowded and there will not be room for you all to sit down at night! .
  All in all I would recommend La Tania if you are into your skiing and are not too worried about ripping it up at night. Kids will like it, too.

• February 01, 2006
  Nick from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Great little resort, with the *fabulous* new green run back to resort.

  The Pub Le Ski Lodge however is *not* the place to be, unless you're into crowds, smoke, bad beer and Sky Sports. Do yourself a favour and get over to the Pub L'Arbatt next door - still a bit smokey I'm afraid, but a lot more fun.

  If you have a few Euros to spare, head on over to the Farcon restaurant for a dining experience that rivals anything that you'll get in the Alps!

• February 17, 2005
  pj from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  La Tania is an excellent base to access the 3 vallees. If it's wild nightlife you want then there are buses and taxis to Courcheval but I would recommend heading elsewhere. Saying that the few bars and restaurants there are are all excellent quality and value. LT gives you great access to either Meribel or Courcheval and has a bus link to Courch should you miss the last lift or wish to indulge in a bit of apres ski. The resort should appeal to those who are looking for a very attractive resort with fantastic views as it is made up of mostly chalets and reasonably well designed apartment blocks all set amongst the forest.

• March 22, 2004
  Jean Cook from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Just returned from an excellent week in La Tania, great people in our chalet and good chalet hosts Amy and James helped make this a very special holiday. The ski pub is a good night out and there is easy access by bus to the rest of the three valleys.

• February 11, 2004
  Sandy Stewart from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Excellent small resort with good access to the 3 Valleys. This is definitely a cost effective way to enjoy some of the best Skiing France has to offer. It has one lively pub with respectable prices & another couple of quieter Hotel bars. There is also an excellent free bus to the rest of the Courchevel resorts that runs until 11 pm, so you don't need to feel restricted by the resort size. We are going to Courchevel 1850 this year but will have at least 1 night out & a couple of lunches in friendly La-Tania.

• November 18, 2003
  Toffa from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Someone had to be first I guess (surprised it wan't nic). Great resort lots of reviews at latania.co.uk/about/chat/feedback.htm