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Upon arrival at the Village Club Altitude, you'll discover a cozy lounge with a beautiful fireplace and a large performance stage. After settling into your room, admire the mountain views from the panoramic restaurant overlooking Mont Blanc, and enjoy a drink at the bar while your children enjoy the climbing wall in the kids' club. The Paradiski area's 425 km of slopes await you. The famous Aiguille Rouge slope awaits the most experienced skiers in your group!
On returning from the slopes, a dip in the warm water of the club's swimming pool, followed by a session at the spa, will quickly get you back on your feet. Stop by the restaurant to enjoy the chef's delicious dishes, whose diversity adapts to all diets. Quiz, aperitif games, MMV Show... All that's left for you to do is enjoy a warm and friendly evening hosted by your favorite MMV hosts!
Laurie Chaumel
Manager of the Altitude Village Club
Your MMV Club awarded the Green Key 2026 label!
At MMV, we are proud to announce that 19 of our Clubs, including this one, have obtained the Green Key label, an international benchmark for sustainable tourism.

A dedicated space for toddlers, supervised by qualified staff, for moments of discovery and play in complete safety.
Our Anim'MMV team welcomes 4-6 year olds for fun and creative adventures in the mountains, alongside our mascots Frizy and Mô.
Our Anim'MMV program takes 7-10 year olds on challenges, games and adventures around the mountains, at the pace of varied activities.
Starting on Sunday, 11-13 year olds can enjoy age-appropriate activities, including challenges, outdoor recreation and time spent with other teens in their dedicated space.
Starting Sunday, 14-17 year olds can enjoy age-appropriate activities, including challenges, outdoor recreation and social time with other teens in their dedicated space.
At MMV, pleasure is on the plate and care is in the management.
We actively fight against waste.
Establishment address
Village Club Altitude
ZAC Arcs 2000, Le Drosset, 73700, Bourg Saint Maurice
Reduced mobility people :
Contact us at +33 4 92 12 65 30
Reception hours
Monday to Friday:
8am to 2pm | 4pm to 8pm
Saturday and Sunday:
8am to 8pm
Hours subject to change during the season.
Train stations
TGV from Paris to Bourg St Maurice.
Bourg Saint Maurice SNCF train station (35 km).
Coach shuttles from the station or funicular then bus.
€180 refunded on your train, bus and carpooling tickets, to be used on a future trip.
Airports
Car
Motorway to Chambéry-Albertville, dual carriageway to Moûtiers then towards Bourg-St-Maurice (RN 90). Then 30 km of mountain road (D119) to Arc 2000.
Snow equipment recommended.
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Global ratings
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Posted in Aug 2026
Nicolas HOLTZ
Posted in Apr 2026
Manon Mathiot
Posted in Apr 2026
We came with our one-year-old son to relax and enjoy an all-inclusive week, but we left on Tuesday. The three nights we spent there were anything but restful: we could hear people shouting and slamming doors, neighbors going to the bathroom, every little noise from everything happening in the hotel. The soundproofing is simply nonexistent; the hallway lights stay on all night, and with a huge gap under the room door, you can't enjoy complete darkness. Even on the second floor, we could hear the activities on the ground floor. The rooms are tiny. Luckily, we had two adjoining rooms to store our belongings and those of a baby. The bathroom and toilet doors are much narrower than standard; I feel sorry for overweight people trying to use the toilet. The rooms looked renovated in the photos on the website, but in reality, they were already quite damaged: obvious mold on the bathroom ceiling, stained carpet, our toilet smelled of urine when we arrived, and hairs that weren't ours were in the sheets. Our 14-month-old son was too young for the baby club (18-36 months), so there was no play area available for him outside of the kids' clubs, which was a real shame. The buffet is good but not exceptional; the children have no respect for anything. Obviously, the hotel can't do anything about that, but you don't feel like serving yourself when you see a child putting their nuggets back into the main dish with their fingers, or another putting down a slice of pizza that had just fallen on the floor… The lunchtime happy bowl, where you can create your own salad, is very good. Arrive as soon as it opens to enjoy a clean and well-stocked buffet. We decided to leave on Tuesday morning, returning the keys to reception. They didn't even ask for an explanation or the reason for our departure, which is quite astounding… “Uh, thanks, well, have a good trip home.” For the price of the stay and our first experience at a 4-star holiday club, we expected a much higher standard and left very disappointed. We won't be returning to MMV.
Bernard Duhen
Posted in Apr 2026
Sophie Thev
Posted in Apr 2026
We came in February 2025 and thoroughly enjoyed it. In April 2026, it was a rude awakening: the rooms were dirty, the housekeeping staff (most of whom didn't speak a word of French and didn't even say hello) couldn't make a bed and emptied the (damaged) bins only when they remembered. The food quality was very poor and deteriorated along with the buffet selection throughout the week. On the eighth day, Saturday lunchtime, the main course buffet consisted of the previous day's leftovers (a term used by MMV), meaning whatever no one had bothered to touch. And the rooms weren't cleaned; we had to go to reception to get our toilet paper! Even our room keys had been blocked (by mistake?) and we had to wait 30 minutes in the queue at reception instead of being able to ski. And the Kids Club, which is supposed to look after our children until 5 p.m., left my 8-year-old alone in the ski room at 4:50 p.m. on Wednesday because they were ahead of schedule after the shortened lessons. To top it all off, instead of apologizing, the manager was condescending, implying we were the only ones dissatisfied. NB: It would be good to repair the steps in the ski room, which are not up to safety standards and are dangerous, before an accident happens.