
Single Parent Holidays in Meribel France
Two linked resorts in the heart of the Three Valleys, Meribel and Mottaret make the perfect base for skiers wanting to explore this famous area and a good choice for a single parent holiday.
The Meribel villages are as pretty as they sound. Mottaret where the Tarentaise chalethotel is situated, is a modern but attractive timber clad village higher up the valley.
Both villages are ideal for skiers who want variety: over 200 lifts serving 600km of well-kept pistes you can ski all week without fear of repetition, this is intermediate heaven. Beginners have plenty of uncrowded nursery slopes at both village level and higher up and experts can tackle the infamous Courchevel couloirs and Chanrossa bumps. Forest runs down the valley are inviting on low visibility days while sunny conditions suit expeditions to Val Thorens, Europe's highest resort.
Mottaret has a choice of bars and restaurants including Le Rastro which always has a good buzz. Meribel, easily reached by the free resort bus, has an indoor swimming pool, ice-skating rink and Turkish baths. Lively apres-ski at the Rondpoint Bar never disappoints with live music most days from 4:30pm onwards.
Single parent holidays are well catered for. Every member of the family will be happy here: our Chalethotel has its own children's club, there are well-organised lessons for beginners and improvers and a huge choice of ski runs for every level. Boarders have their own snow-park with a specialist school and two half-pipes among the features.
We offer ski hosting for competent older children and adults who want to explore the resorts’ well-tended pistes while off the slopes, there’s plenty going on, from ice-skating to ice-dodgems.
Ski Hosting is provided
The Chalethotel ski hosts are on hand to help, from meeting at the airport and accompanying you on the transfer to pointing you in the right direction for ski school, the shortest lift queue or the best lunch stop.
A ski hosting service is offered (subject to availability) on four days, to add to competent skiers’ enjoyment of the resort. There are two ‘ability’ groups: leisurely & intermediate and advanced, each with its own ski host. Join for half or the full day, change groups if need be: it’s up to you.
Meet your ski host after breakfast, explore slopes suitable for your level of expertise and fitness and meet up with the rest of the family – and fellow guests – at an agreed lunch venue. Carry on in the afternoon or drop out to do your own thing.
Hosts are advanced skiers and know the resort intimately, but they are not accredited mountain guides or instructors: beginners will need to arrange lessons with the local ski school.

