Residence Le Coeur des Loges, Les Ménuires

KIDS, JUNIORS, TEENS and ADOS clubs


There are a range of clubs for different ages. Kids and Juniors clubs are for kids aged 4-10 years, and the Teens and Ados clubs are for the oldest ones between 11 and 17 years.



Activities


Kids and Juniors clubs include a weekly themed programme around the mountain. Accompanied by the mascots Frizy and Mô, there’ll be plenty of outdoor action as they get stuck into the ‘Aces of the Mountain’ challenge.

In Teens and Ados clubs older ones have the chance to win prizes in text message competitions and try activities like snowtubing.

Drop-off and pick-up from ski school lessons is included.

SQ@t games room with TV, games consoles and board games is available for Teens and Ados clubs during French school holidays.



Childcare options


Extra charge for Kids and Junior clubs. During French school holidays, these clubs are only available to book as half days, with two evening sessions per week. Outside French school holidays, full days are available with two evening sessions per week. These clubs are open all season from Monday to Friday, 9am-12pm and 2-5pm, with two evening sessions from 7.30-9.30pm.


Teens and Ados clubs are only open during French school holidays from Monday to Friday from 5pm, with two evening sessions per week from 7.30-10pm.



Please note

Hotel-run childcare at MMV accommodations can only be booked directly with MMV – either by contacting their office out of season or reserving at the hotel on arrival during the season. 

Offered on a self catered basis, guests will be able to collect provisions from the nearby supermarkets or enjoy sampling the regional and internationally inspired cuisine in one of the many local restaurants.


Bakery and grocery delivery service available (book and pay locally).

Sitting just below Val Thorens, Les Menuires is a ski-in, ski-out resort in the vast Three Valleys ski area, offering direct access to over 600km of interconnected slopes at excellent value. Purpose-built with convenience in mind, it combines modern, functional design with plenty of wooden and stone-clad buildings, giving it a more traditional alpine feel than many similar resorts.

The skiing here is extensive and well suited to all levels, with easy links into the wider Three Valleys network including Méribel, Courchevel and Val Thorens. Beginners benefit from dedicated learning areas close to the village, while intermediates and advanced skiers can explore a huge range of varied terrain across the world’s largest ski area.

Après-ski is lively and varied, with a strong selection of restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs spread across the resort. There’s also a good range of evening experiences, including a memorable piste basher dinner trip up the mountain to a remote wooden chalet.

Off the slopes, Les Menuires offers plenty of ways to unwind or have fun, from snowmobiling and mountain coasters to a leisure centre with a swimming pool and mountain views, making it a well-rounded option for families and groups alike.