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For me I think Tignes is the better part of it though, even though the town of Val is far nicer aesthetically. Skiing: I would say Espace Killy is a good resort with loads to offer. I know I don't want to waste a week in resort with flu or similar.Ģ. And in the post Covid era, I'm sure many older people would benefit from not being in a small poorly ventilated capsule with 6 to 100 people some with seasonal viruses. And for me there are too many gondolas, I defo prefer the convenience of detachable fast chairs for not having to get skis off and on. I would say the linking between these sectors is ok, but not the best I've seen.

I would say Val D resorts are rather spread out and there are a few different areas, being Val D centre, La Daille and Le Fornet. But you can also find really nice bakeries for a sandwich in town for 5 or 6 Euros and there are takeaway places for burger and frites for 10 Euros 'round town. Costs for food are 25-30 Euros for a main of pasta type stuff in a nice restaurant or on mountain. And the terrace areas on the main slope side area are south-ish facing so get the sun on those nice days. The town also has lots of nice places to eat and drink. It has some really nice old stone built chalets around the centre around the church, which is where we were located for the first 3 weeks. The town and lifts: Val D is a rather nice place compared to many rival French resorts, like Tignes, La Plagne, Les Menuires and Val Thorens. Think we've been well over 2m fresh now, and there is about another 60-80cm in the next 6 days or thereabout so the forecast goes. And since I arrived it seems I've brought the snow with me that was so absent for most of January and all of Feb.

Ok, been in Val d'Isere for 3 and a bit weeks now, since arriving in town 4th March for a 7 or 8 week sejour.

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