Les Arcs Resort Facilities

There are several ski schools across the Les Arcs region that offer tuition in all levels of skiing, as well as telemark skiing, night-skiing, off-piste skiing and snowshoeing. Most instructors are English-speaking. Group and individual tuition is available, as well as private lessons.

 

Les Arcs has been awarded the 'Famille Plus’ label. This guarantees high standards of accommodation, quality facilities and activities for families and children. Nurseries take babies from as young as 4 months.

 

Les Arcs can offer an array of shopping options. Buy skiwear, leisurewear and designer goods at the resort. Or splash out on something extravagant for yourself at one of the upscale jewellery stores. Self-caterers can stock up on essentials and regional foods at the supermarkets, bakers, butchers, chocolatiers and delicatessens at Les Arcs.

 

There are dining options at Les Arcs to suit all tastes and budgets. Fast food, pizza, traditional French fayre, Savoyard specialities, and even international cuisine are all on offer at the resort.

 

After another day on the slopes at Les Arcs, relax and enjoy a few beers at the local pubs, live music bars and snug traditional inns. At the hotel bars you can find happy hours, televised sports and karaoke. And for those who remembered to pack their dancing shoes, the vibrant nightclubs at Les Arcs are the places to head for. Boogie into the small hours to all the latest dance tunes.

 

At Les Arcs you will find banks, cashpoint machines, post offices, tourist offices, hair and beauty salons, internet cafes and launderettes.

 

There are doctors and chemists at Arc 1600, Arc 1800 and Arc 1950. There is a medical centre in Arc 2000. The nearest hospital to Les Arcs is Bourg Saint Maurice.