Ski Holiday La Croisette

At an altitude of 1,850 metres, La Croisette is the central snow front of Les Menuires: when renting in La Croisette, you stay right where the ski days begin. Ski schools, shops and lifts are a few dozen metres from one another, as on a village square.

We recommend it to families: you drop the children off at ski school and head out onto the slopes from the same snow front. It has recently been redesigned to make getting around on skis easier.

This winter, we are renting apartments in 22 residences in the neighbourhood. Our agency, at the Gare du Mont de la Chambre, was founded in 2013; open every day, it welcomes our customers on arrival. The key handover depends on the accommodation: the exact place and opening hours are shown on your voucher.

Advice from our La Croisette agency, updated in October 2026.

In La Croisette, the lifts leave from the snow front. Two gondolas start there: the TC Roc 1 and the Pointe de la Masse gondola.

For your first turns, we recommend the Montagnettes fun run, a green run at the edge of the snow front, with arches, whoops and obstacles open to all levels. After that, the green Boulevard de la Masse run offers an easy ski-in/ski-out link to the Pointe de la Masse sector.

For experienced skiers, the Pointe de la Masse gondola goes up to the summit and opens up the resort's higher slopes.

The Les Menuires ski area peaks at 2,850 metres, with 160 km of runs including 24 red and 8 black runs. And La Croisette is linked to Les 3 Vallées, towards Val Thorens, Méribel and Courchevel.

Without skis, you will find in the neighbourhood, around the snow front, the shopping arcade, the tourist office and the Le Break aquatic centre.

The youngest meet at the Club Piou Piou de La Croisette, for the snow garden and children's activities. The ESF also provides a crèche and half-days or full days for children.

To break up the day without leaving the neighbourhood, we recommend the Le Break pools, for swimming and relaxing. Marked trails are also accessible on foot from La Croisette, some via lifts open to pedestrians.

You can also discover the Pointe de la Masse without skiing down a run: pedestrians go up by the La Croisette télébenne. Up there, the Survol experience offers the view from a glass-floored cabin.

In La Croisette, our accommodation is mainly studios and 2-3 room apartments. For a big group, many of our residences go up to 8 people, and the Oisans also has large apartments.

We recommend Alpages, Burons and Dorons: the crèche and the snow garden are at the foot of the building. At Alpages, some accommodation is also 100 m from the ski school, and at Burons 50 m from the slopes. At Dorons, you head onto the slopes directly from the ski locker.

Chavière, Lac du Lou and Oisans open directly onto the shopping arcade and have direct access to the slopes: you do your shopping and go skiing from the residence. Aravis and Pelvoux have the lifts at the foot of the building, and a run reserved for beginners right in front.

Les Lauzes has been the cheapest of our residences in January over the last two winters; it is in a quiet spot, about a hundred metres from the shopping arcade. In February, it is Danchet, in the Brelin building overlooking La Croisette: shops and lift ticket offices are in the building, and public lifts open 24 hours a day go down to the neighbourhood.