Discover the top Morzine places to stay
You've made up your mind, you want to come to Morzine on your next holiday but where should you choose to stay? Here's our rundown of the options.
Morzine’s prime location near Geneva airport and at the heart of the Portes du Soleil makes it one of the world’s most popular mountain resorts. The valley is home to several towns and villages, many with easy lift access to the slopes. Whether you want a luxury hotel, a chalet for a crowd or a handy apartment close to the lifts, there’s something to suit every group, budget and style of holiday.
A chalet holiday in Morzine is the classic mountain escape, whether you picture a rustic farmhouse with a log fire or a modern retreat with every luxury. You can choose from catered stays where everything is done for you or self-catered options for total freedom. Chalets come in all sizes, from cosy hideaways to large group lodges, with facilities that can be as simple as slope-side access or as indulgent as hot tubs and cinema rooms.
This traditional alpine chalet has plenty of mountain charm and is just a short 100 metres walk from the slopes - in normal winter conditions you can even ski back to your doorstep!
This traditional alpine chalet is situated in the heart of resort close to all the local amenities, including the slopes. It is fully equipped with everything you need for a relaxing self-catering holiday.
Located in one of the charming old town of Morzine, Chalet Moulins has everything you need - comfort, space, a cosy alpine feel, with easy access to town and all activities as well as lovely views! It is the perfect chalet for larger groups who require space and convenience.
Chalet Imperial is a stunning self-catered retreat for up to eight guests, combining luxury, comfort and style. With its open-plan living area, elegant furnishings, outdoor hot tub and Swedish sauna, it’s the perfect place to unwind after a day on the mountain.
Petit Chalet Robin is a semi detached chalet that is approx. 5 minutes walk from Rue du Bourg and is minutes from the free ski shuttle bus. There is off-road parking right outside the front door and sliding glass doors that lead onto south-facing balconies with stunning mountain views and outdoor hot tub.
Chalet Mont Calm is a bright and spacious self-catered chalet, perfectly designed for groups of eight to twelve. Renovated to the highest standards, it combines comfort, style and quality, with all-new fixtures, a wood-burning stove and plenty of space to relax after a day on the slopes.
Apartments in Morzine range from small studios for two to spacious luxury pads with five-star facilities. They’re a flexible choice, often self-catered and can suit any budget from simple slope-side bases to high-end options with ski-in access, hot tubs and concierge services. Perfect for couples, families or groups, apartments offer the freedom to set your own schedule while keeping you close to the action. Just be sure to book early for the best choice.
Petit Chalet Robin is a semi detached chalet that is approx. 5 minutes walk from Rue du Bourg and is minutes from the free ski shuttle bus. There is off-road parking right outside the front door and sliding glass doors that lead onto south-facing balconies with stunning mountain views and outdoor hot tub.
La Cornette is a luxury ski lodge for up to 10 people in central Morzine. The chalet has been lovingly restored and spans 3 floors and is tucked away on a quiet back road, only a short walk on the flat to the ski lifts.
Located on the first floor and only 500 metres from the centre, this apartment is ideal for your ski holiday.
This chalet is situated close to the Alpen Sports hotel in the centre of resort close to the slopes and the ESF ski school.
Chalet Valambrun is a truly exceptional retreat in the heart of Les Gets, offering boutique luxury and mountain charm. With its private indoor pool, steam hammam, outdoor hot tub and cinema room, this chalet combines indulgent comfort with contemporary Alpine style - the perfect setting for an unforgettable stay.
A lovely modern apartment in the heart of Morzine, just under two hundred metres from the bottom of the Pleney slopes - perfect for those wanting to maximise their time on the mountain while staying close to all the evening action.
A 170m2 chalet located in front of Mont-Chéry, just 200m from the ESF and all the shops.
Morzine has a wide choice of hotels to suit every style and budget, from simple bases to luxury retreats. You’ll find family-friendly options, group-friendly stays and ski-in ski-out spots, with many offering extras like spas, pools, childcare and on-site dining. Hotels are ideal if you want flexibility with dates, shorter stays or the convenience of services right on hand, making them a great choice for a fuss-free holiday close to the slopes.
This friendly, family-run hotel has 24 bright and comfortable bedrooms and an outdoor swimming pool with solarium terrace.
A 170m2 chalet located in front of Mont-Chéry, just 200m from the ESF and all the shops.
Hotel Coutettaz is an historic Morzine manor house reimagined as a luxury boutique hotel. It’s where adventures begin; where tastebuds are tingled; where memories are made; where nature meets luxury; where knots are tied; and where friendships are forged. It’s where everything falls into place.
This friendly, family-run hotel is in the heart of Morzine, with the Pleney and Super Morzine ski lifts almost on the doorstep. Perfect for anyone keen to make the most of the mountain, from first lifts to last tracks.
Located in a peaceful corner of the village centre, just 500 metres from the Super-Morzine bubble lift linking to Avoriaz and the Portes du Soleil ski areas, the Marullaz family warmly welcomes you to their spacious, fully equipped and delightful Savoyard chalet hotel.
Centrally located, just 50 metres from the restaurants, shops and bars, Hideout is perfect for those who want to be in the heart of the action.
You won’t find campsites in Morzine itself but there are plenty nearby. The closest is in Montriond, just 10 minutes from the tourist office, with more in Les Gets, Châtel and St Jean d’Aulps. Most are open year round and well placed for ski lifts, bike trails and valley buses. Motorhome users can park at the aires in Morzine or Les Gets, both offering waste disposal along with paid access to electricity and water.
This campsite is located in Les Gets, allowing you easy access to all the hiking, mountain biking and facilities of this charming alpine village. Featuring stunning views of the Mont Blanc massif, you can't go wrong.
Ideally situated between the centre of the village and the Linga sector. Free and regular shuttles give easy access to the village and ski lifts.
Very close to Morzine and its ski slopes in the Portes du Soleil, this is a popular area for angling, MTB and forest walks, as well as snowsports during the winter.
The Perrières car park can be found on the Route des Grandes Alpes on the way into Les Gets from Taninges.
Great location for camping in summer and winter to enjoy the many activities in the area with easy access to Morzine.
Mountain huts and refuges around Morzine are a fun alternative way to escape the slopes or hiking trails, offering hearty Savoyard meals and stunning mountain views. Many are reachable on foot, skis or snowshoes, making them perfect for daytime pit-stops or peaceful overnight stays. Staying in a refuge gives you a taste of authentic alpine life, with rustic comfort, local cuisine and a warm welcome, letting you soak up the mountains in a relaxed and memorable way.
Open in both summer and in winter this mountain restaurant and refuge is in the perfect spot right in the heart of the Portes du Soleil area.
This refuge was a former customs house and is at the crossroads of Morzine, Samoens and Champery, occupying a unique position with breathtaking views
Situated at 1600m between the Giffre and Manche valleys is the Golèse refuge, which is open virtually all year round now and offering overnight stay in either dormitories or private rooms and half board including a dinner full of mountain flavours.
Located just 8km from Morzine, this lovely little chalet is a great base for hikers and mountaineers.
This mountain hut is situated at 1335 metres and has space for 16 people.
If you’re looking to add a little indulgence to your mountain holiday, Morzine and its neighbouring villages have plenty to tempt you. From spacious chalets with hot tubs, home cinemas and private pools to stylish apartments with sweeping alpine views, there’s no shortage of high-end options. Many of the most luxurious properties are tucked away in peaceful hamlets like Les Granges, Montriond and Nyon, all just a few minutes from the heart of the resort, giving you the best of both worlds – tranquillity and easy access to the slopes. While there are no five star hotels here, the excellent four star offerings come with five star touches, from spa facilities and gourmet dining to beautiful swimming pools and exceptional service.
If you’re holidaying with kids, staying close to nursery slopes and the resort centre can make life much easier. Ski boots aren’t much fun for little ones, so being near ski schools, gentle runs and restaurants means less time travelling and more time enjoying the holiday.
Les Gets is especially popular with families, thanks to its pretty village feel, easy piste access and plenty of off-slope activities for kids. The gentle, wide runs are perfect for beginners and most accommodation offers ski-in ski-out convenience without being right on the slopes.
If you want to keep costs down, staying a little further from Morzine centre is often cheaper. There are plenty of budget-friendly options including simple hotels, apartments and a no-fuss hostel with dorm and private rooms.
Down the valley, the small town of St Jean d’Aulps offers good-value accommodation and a small ski area with varied terrain. A free shuttle links you to Morzine, Les Gets and Avoriaz, so you won’t miss out on the wider ski experience.
Because Morzine sits relatively low in the valley, there’s a limited selection of ski-in ski-out places, mostly around Nyon and Les Nants. You’ll also find some in Les Gets, where skiing right from your doorstep is easier to come by. Ski-to-door accommodation is very popular here and books up fast, so it pays to plan ahead. It’s often pricier than places a little further from the slopes, but there’s nothing quite like clipping in just steps from your front door.
You’ll want to stay as close to the centre of Morzine as possible, this is where you will find the most après-ski action. The Super Morzine gondola, which delivers you directly into the massive Portes du Soleil ski area, is right in the centre of the village, as are the Pléney lifts, which access the local ski area: Morzine and Les Gets. There are a few bars in other areas but most of the après-ski action is in town itself.
Around Morzine you’ll find a range of nearby villages and resorts that offer different styles of accommodation. Montriond is a quieter base by a glacial lake with ski bus links to Morzine and Ardent. Avoriaz has high altitude ski-in ski-out options right in the heart of the Portes du Soleil. Les Lindarets is a small mountain hamlet, while Chatel and St Jean d’Aulps offer traditional village stays with access to great skiing.
Morzine blends traditional French village charm with all the excitement of a modern ski resort. Sitting in the middle of the vast Portes du Soleil, it’s the perfect base for exploring twelve linked resorts across France and Switzerland.
Montriond offers a peaceful setting just minutes from Morzine, with parts of the village as close to the lifts as its busier neighbour. On the Ardent bus route and surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, it’s a charming spot for a relaxing ski holiday with easy access to the Portes du Soleil.
Les Gets combines traditional Savoyard charm with the convenience of ski-in ski-out access. Sitting on the edge of the vast Portes du Soleil, it’s a friendly base with two local ski areas and easy links into the wider region.
Avoriaz is a modern, purpose-built resort with wood-clad buildings that blend into the surrounding peaks. The village is entirely pedestrianised, so you’ll get around on foot, skis or by horse-drawn sleigh. Wherever you stay, you’re only a short glide from the lifts, restaurants and shops.
The picturesque village of Les Lindarets or the "Goat Village” as it’s more fondly known, is a worth a visit in summer and winter.
St Jean d'Aulps is a quiet town that lies further down the valley below Morzine on the way to Thonon and Lac Léman (Lake Geneva).
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