Is La Folie Douce open?

The Folie Douce is open daily from 09:00 to 17:00 so you can always pop in for a coffee first thing before returning for après at the end of the day.

Where is the best Folie Douce?

Alpe D’Huez Folie Douce After a great day on the mountain, skiers and snowboarders flock to the Folie Douce Alpe d’Huez terraces. Situated at the 2300m at the top of the six-man super fast Marmottes lift, La Folie Douce Alpe D’Huez offers the whole Folie experience.

Who owns La Folie Douce?

It has been achieved by its owner, Luc Reversade, the very first one to have shifted the spirit of Miami and Ibiza beaches to altitude restaurants. In the continuation of its fun and ski concept, La Folie Douce has majestically settled at the foot of the slopes in Chamonix, facing the pristine Mont Blanc.

Where was the first Folie Douce?

Val d’Isere
The first Folie Douce was established in Val d’Isere in 2007 by founder Luc Reversade. You can now party and eat in six resorts across the French Alps – Val d’Isere, Val Thorens, Meribel-Courchevel, Alpe d’Huez and St Gervais-Megeve.

Where is the best après-ski in France?

Best Resorts for Apres Ski In France

• Meribel. Meribel, situated in the heart of the Three Valleys, is well known for its après ski scene.
• Val Thorens. Over the last few years Val Thorens has become arguably one of the top après ski resorts in the World, not just Europe.
• Val d’Isere.
• Morzine.
• Chamonix.

Is Folie Douce open in summer?

La Folie Douce les Arcs – Arc 1800 Open from June 26th to August 28th 2021. Continuous day from 9am to 9pm. Free access by the Villards ski lifts or by the Golf parking.

Can you walk to La Folie Douce?

It is only accessible from the Courchevel valley on skis (which requires a 3 Valleys lift pass), or via the Saulire Express lift for pedestrians with 3 Valleys pedestrian lift pass. There is a La Folie Douce Seasonnaire Card available for all seasonnaires working in the 3 Valleys.

Is Folie Douce a nightclub?

La Folie Douce (translated as Sweet Madness) is extending its reach further across the Alps.

Which French ski resort has the best nightlife?

Val Thorens, France Val Thorens’ chain claims to be the highest open-air club in Europe. You can take the party to dizzying heights, making it one of the best nightlife ski resorts in France. For a smooth transition from the slope to the bar head over to Le Saloon Bar.

How do I ski at Folie Douce?

La Folie Douce Méribel-Courchevel is located in the Méribel valley. It is only accessible from the Courchevel valley on skis (which requires a 3 Valleys lift pass), or via the Saulire Express lift for pedestrians with 3 Valleys pedestrian lift pass.

Does Chamonix have a Folie Douce?

The Folie Douce Hotels at Chamonix is a ideal space for leave a mark on your partners.

Where is the best apres ski in France?

What do you wear to Val Thorens?

The essentials:

• Ski jacket (preferably warm, but you can experiment with layers)
• Ski trousers.
• Middle layer (a fleece for example)
• 1st layer (worn directly against the skin)
• Ski socks (minimum of two pairs)
• Ski gloves (warm and waterproof)
• Hat or headband.
• Ski goggles.

Where is apres ski in Val Thorens?

If you want to party hard and stay out late then there are three nightclubs to choose from in Val Thorens; The Baramix, Malaysia and Klub Summit. Baramix and Malaysia are on the other side of the resort from the Rue de Gebroulaz, next to the Place de Caron.

What is apres ski attire?

What Do You Wear to Après? The best part about après-ski is that there is no dress code — even if you plan to end your ski day in a high-end wine bar. For the most part, people walk off the slopes with their skis slung over their shoulder and head straight to après; there’s no need to change clothes or freshen up.

What is apres ski wear?

If you liked this summer’s tenniscore look, you’re going to love winter 2022’s sporty-yet-comfortable trend: après-ski. The unofficial post-slopes uniform of bright puffer jackets, chunky cable knits, and Fair Isle everything, après-ski got its first commercial lift from skiers in the 1950s and ’60s.