Village Club MMV le Val Cenis, Val Cenis

Hotel kid’s club


There's a range of clubs available to for children of all age from 3 months to 17. All clubs have English-speaking staff.



Club Baby


For little ones aged 3 months to 3 years, available on request with a supplement at a local partner crèche.


Activities

Early learning and sensory play

Story time, quiet time and naps

Age-appropriate fun activities

Afternoon snacks included



Childcare options


Available Monday to Friday, 9am – 12.15pm and 1.30 – 5.30pm. Supplement applies.





Club Kids & Club Juniors


For children aged 4 to 6 years and for children aged 7 to 10 years.



Activities

Fun learning activities and challenges

Arts and crafts

Mini-Olympics and mini disco

Shows and performances

Afternoon snacks included

Lunch included during French school holidays

Extra charge for ski school drop-off/pick-up during French school holidays



Childcare options


Available all season. During French school holidays: Sunday to Friday, 9am – 5pm and 7 – 8.30pm. Outside French school holidays: Monday to Friday, 9am – 12pm, plus two evening sessions from 7 – 8:30.





Club Teens & Ados


For teens aged 11 to 17 years.



Activities


Games and challenges with prizes

Outdoor activities

SQ@T games room with TV, video games, board games and speakerChildcare options:
Available during French school holidays only, Sunday to Friday, 5 – 9pm.



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.

· hot and cold buffet breakfast · 3-course lunch buffet with unlimited wine, juice and water · afternoon snacks · 3-course evening meal with unlimited wine, juice and water · vegetarian options available · vegan and gluten-free options available on request · gala dinner 24 December and 31 December included

Tucked away in the lesser-known Maurienne valley, just a snowball’s throw from the Italian border, Val Cenis brings together a trio of traditional villages. It also boasts an excellent snow record thanks to its end-of-valley setting, where localised weather fronts often deliver extra snowfall. Add purpose-built, slope-side accommodation and you’ve got the best of all worlds – French charm, convenience and a sizeable ski area.

Once you click into your skis, there’s plenty to explore across 125km of north-facing pistes. High-altitude runs start up at 2,000m, with wide, confidence-boosting slopes perfect for cruising in style. As you go, you’ll catch sweeping views towards Italy to the south and over the Vanoise National Park to the north. And don’t miss the resort’s famous Escargot run – the longest green piste in Europe – which begins at Lac du Mont Cenis and winds all the way down to Lanslebourg.

Back in the villages, you’ll find a classic alpine look: chalet-style buildings clustered around the church, all wrapped in a warm, family-friendly feel. Across the resort there are over 40 bars and restaurants, ideal for laid-back evenings tucking into Savoyard favourites like fondue and raclette while toasting the day’s ski successes. And with most hotels and apartments set right at the foot of the slopes, you’ll be stepping out and skiing off again each morning in no time.