Official Rating - 3* - Full Board Plus (Saturday arrivals and departures only)
The resort is situated in 1550 - 3450 m altitude. With its 300km of ski-runs the ski area offers many different ways of communing with the slopes and tackling all sorts of snow.
How to Get There
Closest airports: CMF/GNB/GVA/LYS. Tignes is located near Chambery/Aix-les-bains airport (CMF), Grenoble/ Saint Geoirs Airport (GNB), Geneve Cointrin airport (GVA), Lyon Saint Exupery airport (LYS).

Please note that check in and check out day for this property is only Saturday. Your stay should be either for 7 or 14 nights.
Accommodation & Facilities
The Hotel Club has 145 rooms with two and three beds and mini suites with four to five beds. All our rooms are equipped with bathroom, private WC, direct telephone and TV. The rooms are cleaned daily; the guests have a complete hotel service. The guests should note that there is a local tax per adult per night. There are plenty of leisure activities as ice diving, ski-joring, ice fall, snow scooters, quad biking or driving on ice, paragliding, water centre, tennis courts, fitness centre, climbing wall, squash, swimming pool with waterslide, Jacuzzi, steam bath, sauna and so on. The complex has terraces, an entertainment area with its bar, a relaxation area, games, a secure ski store and a Wifi access is available in public area. The board includes wine with lunch and dinner.
For the young guests there is a club des tout P?tits for children from 18 months to under 4 years, a free mini club of children from 4 to under 12 years and a free Anim?Jeunes for children from 12 to under 15 years, with evening entertainment and many other activities.
The Full Board arrangement includes wine, entertainment and the the kid?s club.
Location
The hotel is situated in an altitude of 1550 m at the heart of Tignes Brevieres, a traditional typical Savoyard village, only 200m from the cable car. The resort benefits from an excellent sunny position.
Ski Facts
Beginners may be limited to the gentle nursery slopes in La Daille and the main village, but everyone else has free run of the mountains in Val d?Isère. Le Solaise offers some great blue runs, whilst the Le Fornet glacier has some quieter, higher intermediate slopes with stunning views. Bellevarde meanwhile offers some excellent runs at all levels, including La Face ? a terrifying Olympic black. On top of all that, you have access to a world-class snowpark and some truly fantastic off-piste. And of course, there is still Tignes to explore for yet more glacier skiing.
With 150km of pistes all to itself, Tignes has something for everyone. Beginners can find their feet on the decent nursery slopes, while intermediates will find plenty of challenges on the blues and reds. Peaking at 3656m, the Grande Motte Glacier is home to some of the most serious skiing in the area, with some truly fantastic off-piste to explore. You?ll also find a popular snowpark up here that keeps the same dates. An efficient lift system links the pistes so you?ll not have to waste too much time in long queues.
For St Foy en Tarentaise (1550-2650m), although it is not part of the Espace Killy, you are just 11 kms from Tignes, and the skiing in St Foy is excellent, offering rugged terrain, less pisted runs and more off-piste.
Skiers, boarders and telemarkers alike will revel in the powder in St Foy just yards from the pistes or amongst the trees, which lasts for days thanks to its north-west facing slopes. Take a guide to explore one of the renowned off-piste routes to the deserted farming hamlet of Le Monal, or the infamous 1700 m vertical descent of the north face of Fogliettaz.

In addition two new runs have been created, the blue Grand Solliet trail (2006) and a red, la Fogliettaz (2007).
NB: St Foy is not part of the Espace Killy, but this is the closest large area to St Foy. St Foy can be a great base