The best aprs-ski spots in Val dIsre

Proud to be one of the most exciting and lively aprs-ski resorts in the Alps, Val dIsre is set to make this season its best yet, with a host of new openings, celebrations and end-of-season parties that will be hard to forget.

Whilst infamous for its unforgettable skiing possibilities, Val dIsre also has an unrivalled collection of restaurants, bars, nightclubs and cafs, making sure that guests are always spoilt for aprs-skiing choice.

Oh! Crazy Barms brasserie is one of the newest members to Vals already impressive collection of trendy, modern hot-spots; with its light and airy dcor, bright colours and ice-capped walls, Oh! Crazy Barms introduces a fresh take on traditional alpine bars and restaurants.

Live outdoor music is a vital aprs-ski ingredient and the new terrace which has just opened this season at Doudoune Le Chalet has become the latest music hub in Val dIsre with live music every Thursday from 4:30pm from local rock band Mullit.

From new-players to an established legend; Val dIsre welcomed this season one of the most anticipated aprs-ski launches in years with the renowned Dicks Tea Bar. Seasonaires to royalty have graced the dance floor at Dicks and now under new management, improvements include upgraded sound and lighting systems, a complete new layout, a new drinks menu and brand new furniture.

After a night in the dark, what better way to spend the following day than out in the sun, a chocolat-chaud in hand on the terrace of La Folie Douce, live music in the background and snow-covered Alps as a view? This legendary social spot is always a-buzz, never more so than during the last days of the season when the party never stops.

Finish the season in style with the legendary Val dIsre end-of-season concerts held in the Tourist Office squ! are from 5pm on the 26th, 28th and 29th April 2011; a truly incredible end to a spectacular season, that will keep you counting down the days to the next snow fall!

The best aprs-ski spots in Val dIsre is a post from A Luxury Travel Blog


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