Arc 1800 Resort Facilities

There are three ski schools at Arc 1800 - Arc Adventures, with 35 instructors, the ESF school, employing over 100 instructors, and Privilege, which only offers private lessons. A range of basic tuition in skiing and snowboarding is available, as well as instruction in skills such as off-piste and snowshoeing.

 

Childcare is offered for babies aged 12 months - 2 years old at the nursery, whilst ages 3 - 6 can take lessons at the Club Adventure, and those up to 8 years old can join a ski class at the ESF.  

 

The busiest of all the villages, Arc 1800 boasts 100 shops selling ski wear, clothing, gifts, books, jewellery and furniture. There is a selection of food shops selling regional specialities including bakers, butchers, delicatessen and a chocolatier, as well as a local supermarket.

Arc 1800 offers the widest choice of dining options in the resort with 18 restaurants, including 4 on the mountain, mainly offering traditional French cuisine. Choose from cosy bistros and pizzerias to more elegant upscale dining.

 

Arc 1800 also has the best après-ski scene in the whole Les Arcs resort and the liveliest atmosphere, with 11 bars and 2 clubs, and plenty of live music, dancing, karaoke and pool tables.

 

The main sub-village in Arc 1800 is Le Charvet where most of the shops and restaurants are located, as well as facilities such as banks with cash points, a post office, tourist office, Town Hall, hairdressers, internet cafes, launderette and police station.

 

Arc 1800 has 2 doctors and a chemist.