As part of the Grand Massif, Samoëns is just one of the five resorts of the lift-linked piste map, featuring more than 160 miles of fabulous ski runs.  If you’re a beginner, you’ll need to take the gondola up their superb beginners’ zone at Samoëns 1600.  Read More

When it comes to Samoëns ski accommodation, you’ll find that just over half of the places to stay are apartments.  Read More

As for the Samoëns weather, you’ll find the best time to visit is March, with an average of 287cm of snow at the top. Read More

We like Samoëns as it’s a lovely historic village.  With its traffic-free centre and weekly market, it’s a great location for visitors who want to make the most of a quieter resort and aren’t so worried about the nightlife.  Read More

Samoëns has lots of history beyond its wonderful Alpine charm.  It’s actually known as a national monument by the Cassie Nationale des Monuments Historiques.  You can find the town centre’s infamous big lime tree – or Le Gros Tilleul, which has stood here since 1438.  Read More

If you’re looking for more of a laid-back resort, Samoëns is a good choice.  Though it does have its share of bars, it has a more relaxed vibe.  Samoëns is a definite favourite for families from fun on the slopes, to its pedestrian only centre.  Read More