La Rosiere reviews

Visited La Rosiere from the 25th Feb to 4th March, stayed with Snowcrazy & despite the weather had an excellent time. I would advise against going with them as there will not be any room for us & they will put their prices up! (only joking Mike) they looked after us superbly all week & we will be going back. We had one blue sky powder day the rest of the week we skied in snow & clouds. ESF Ski school had good Ski lessons, we had a private lesson which was very good & also attended a beginners off piste lesson which was also excellent. Try the ESF Slalom on Friday which is timed down a giant slalom course. Our whole Chalet entered & we had a great laugh. Nightlife is q

La Rosiere is nog niet bedorven door massatoerisme. Helemaal niet in januari. Geen enkele keer een rij gehad bij liften. Je kunt als gemiddelde skier of als gevorderde boarder prima naar Italie, het plaatsje La Thuille is dan goed bereikbaar. Het Italiaanse deel is vooral erg leuk en kleurrijk. De mensen zijn vriendelijk zowel in La Rosiere als La Thuille. Totaal 150 km piste ongeveer. Vooral veel rood in het franse deel. Het Italiaanse deel is wat vriendelijker met blauw. De pistes worden in het gebied goed verzorgd.

La Ros - great little resort that has everything that you would want apart from snow making - 4 cannons is hardly enough. I was there with my family over Christmas and we had sunshine every day. Thank God it was cold so the snow was preserved for much of the holiday but got very rocky on the pistes that were open (that should have been closed as well). Italy (La Thuile) offers much better skiing and I would recommend anyone with a few days under their belt to get over there. 2 very long but simple drags and some polling get you over there is about 45 minutes but it's well worth it as the snow is so much better served as it is by 30 or so cannons. Ski (or ride) down to La Thuile for some grea