Ski Holidays in Les Arcs

Restaurants In Les Arcs

Les Arcs’ dining establishments can sometimes lack inspiration, but fear not, as there are notable exceptions that are definitely worth discovering. The restaurant selection has seen significant improvements over the years, providing a much wider array of options. On the mountain, there’s a gem called Le Bulle Café, also known as The Bubble.

This place boasts a vast terrace, often featuring live music, and an alluring transparent igloo, making it the perfect spot to relish their incredibly affordable, generously sized pizzas, ideal for sharing between two. Alternatively, you can enjoy their delectable sandwiches and snacks or indulge in one of their magnificent seafood platters, a true feast for the senses! You’ll find Le Bulle just before the base of the Arcabulle chairlift above Arc 2000.

For those venturing off the mountain, The Savoy awaits… Don’t be deterred by the name! This traditional French brasserie resides in Arc 2000, offering a restaurant and a separate bar where food and drinks are served until midnight. Their extensive menu features mouthwatering steaks, tender escalope de Veau, and succulent lamb shank, alongside beloved Savoyard classics like fondue and tartiflette. A commendable wine list further enhances the experience.

Vegetarians, vegans, and individuals with special dietary requirements need not worry either. Most restaurants offer vegetarian options on their menus, with some gradually incorporating vegan choices as well. Additionally, there’s the highly regarded and increasingly popular Huski Catering company, which delivers delicious oven-ready meals to your doorstep, including a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options. Simply switch on the oven, pour yourself some wine, and enjoy! We also recommend contacting any restaurant you plan to visit and inquiring about their willingness to accommodate your specific dietary needs – many establishments are happy to oblige.

Apres-Ski In Les Arcs

Les Arcs 1800 takes centre stage when it comes to après-ski activities, making it the prime destination for those seeking a lively party scene! If you’re looking to let loose, this is where you should head. Here, you’ll discover a variety of bars and clubs to suit every taste, whether you desire a relaxed drink after the final runs or want to dance into the early hours alongside fellow party enthusiasts.

The après-ski festivities kick off around the main square at Villards and extend to the two clubs located at the Charvet end of the resort. With so many options to choose from, it’s difficult to settle on just one favourite, but Chez Boubou certainly earns its claim to that title. Over at Place des Villards, revellers will find the Red Hot Saloon, the largest bar in the resort. It’s worth stopping by to enjoy fantastic live music in the evenings, and for sports enthusiasts, they showcase events on a massive TV screen. If you’re seeking delicious food in a friendly atmosphere throughout the day, Bar King Mad is the place to be.

For the diehard partygoers, make your way to Apokalypse, the largest and most popular club in Les Arcs. Spanning three floors, this establishment delivers the classic Euro beats that keep the energy flowing until 4 am.

Activities Of The Piste

Apart from the fantastic Mille 8, which offers an array of activities suitable for both children and adults, such as an indoor leisure pool and outdoor tobogganing, Les Arcs resort boasts additional recreational options. With two bowling alleys and a cinema, there are ample opportunities for entertainment. Moreover, a new addition for the 2018/19 season was the introduction of electric snowmobile racing for kids at Les Arcs 2000, providing an exciting experience for young visitors.