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Renting in Méribel Village: what you need to know
A hamlet of Méribel
With a rental in Méribel Village, you stay in a hamlet of chalets and renovated barns at 1,400 m, in peace and quiet, away from the bustle of central Méribel. The Golf chairlift leaves from the village and goes up to the Altiport.
What kind of stay
The village has its snow front, a bakery and a supermarket, and sunny terraces to relax after skiing. Families find peace and quiet there without being far from the slopes.
Advice from the Mountain Collection team, updated in October 2026.
Renting in Méribel Village: your questions
Answers prepared by the Mountain Collection team, updated in October 2026.
Yes, Méribel Village is a good hamlet for families who want to sleep at 1,400 m, in a setting of chalets and renovated barns, with a snow front, bakery, supermarket, bars and restaurants on site.
The Altiport is the sector to aim for to learn to ski from Méribel Village, with access via the Golf chairlift. It has easy runs, including the Inuits and Animaux green runs, and the Lapin blue run brings you back to Méribel Village. The Mini Pass gives access to lifts designed for beginners, and the ESF is present in Méribel for lessons at all levels.
Yes: the Méribel ski area has 28 red and 9 black runs, and it is linked to the Trois Vallées, with Courchevel, Les Menuires and Val Thorens reachable on skis. The Golf chairlift goes up to the Altiport; the way back to the hamlet is gentler, via the Lapin blue run.
The Méribel Parc Olympique ice rink is a family outing when the children are not skiing. For the youngest, 3-5 year olds also have a children's area, and the Les Saturnins daycare centre welcomes children from 18 months to 3 years.
On foot, the Sentier des Animaux is close to Méribel Village and the Tuéda Reserve has easy trails. The village terraces and the Altiport offer views of the Saulire. In summer, Méribel's 18-hole golf course, at the Altiport, is open roughly from June to October.
Moûtiers-Salins-Brides-les-Bains is the nearest SNCF station, about 18 km from Méribel. By car, access is via the A43 to Albertville, the N90 towards Moûtiers, then the D90 to Méribel. In the resort, the free Méribus shuttles serve the districts, including Méribel Village, according to the seasonal timetable.