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Ski Holidays in Méribel
Meribel has a special place in many Brit's hearts – not simply because it’s right in the middle of the biggest ski area on Earth. A resort for long ski days, ski-boot-stomping après and cosy chalets, there’s a great deal to do and ski here, which is why many of us have been coming back for decades.
- Flight Time
- 1h 45m
- From London
- Nearest Airports
- Geneva, Grenoble
- Chambery, Lyon
- Time zone
- GMT + 1 hour
- Language
- French
- Currency
- Euros
- Ski Season
- Dec - April
Méribel Stats
Meribel's location is tricky to beat, slap bang in the centre of the mammoth Three Valleys ski area. British made, and largely Brit run, it's a destination we flock to year after year for a homely atmosphere in a good looking resort with more than enough pistes for a week (or three). It's made up of a huddle of gorgeous hamlets, built in traditional wood and stone and surrounded by thick woodland.
The main area is Meribel Centre (usually known just as Meribel). A traditional alpine village with choc-box chalets, this is where you'll find the bulk of the nightlife, restaurants and shops. Higher up is Mottaret - a cheaper and more modern area, cleverly placed so you can ski-in & ski-out from most accommodation and with a good selection of restaurants and bars. Below the main area, you'll find the original hamlets of Nantgerel and Les Allues, and the quiet, traditional Meribel Village. Wherever you end up being based, the hamlets are well-linked by a free shuttle bus service.
With famously efficient technology, Meribel's 45 lifts provide access to its 67 pistes and various mountain restaurants from each of the base stations. Access is extended to non-skiers with the pedestrian lift pass, so groups can meet and lunch together on the slopes.
While the pistes in the local area alone cater excellently to beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers and boarders, most come here for the fantastic links into the rest of the Three Valleys. Thanks to its central location, getting around the world's largest ski area is an absolute breeze. The full area Three Valleys lift pass gives you the freedom to roam 600km of incredible and varied pistes, shared with posh Courchevel, picturesque St Martin de Belleville and some of Europe's highest runs at Val Thorens. At the heart of these, Meribel is a cracking base to enjoy it all from
The nearest airport to Méribel is Geneva / Geneve at 135 km or about 3 hours by car.
What's the ski area like in Méribel?
Which other ski resorts are near to Méribel?
The nearest ski resorts to Méribel include Courchevel, Les Menuires, La Tania, Val Thorens, Saint Martin De Belleville, Brides les Bains.
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Méribel Restaurants
In terms of dining on the mountain, La Fruitière is a quirky restaurant that does great meat dishes, Le Coeur de Cristal has lovely open fires if you need warming up and the 320 ° views from Les Pierres Plates at the top of Saulire are second to none. Back at the resort, Evolution makes a cracking roast dinner for a taste of home - it's definitely worth booking a table if you're skiing at Christmas. L'Ekrin in hotel La Kaila is Meribel's sole Michelin starred restaurant if you fancy splashing out and L'Igloo do a terrific pizza if you want to keep everyone happy. Le Blanchot is found just off the slopes on route to Aitiport. On the menu, you can expect to a find modern cooking style mixed with some Savoyard favourites. During the peak season, it is advisable to book before arriving. Located in La Chaudanne, Les Castors is often an overlooked restaurant but that doesn't stop it from being busy. A large terrasse and great indoor roaring fire, expect a traditional menu and warm atmosphere.
Where to eat in Méribel and on the mountain
Le Rond Point Le Rond Point offers day long entertainment on the pistes - with a fantastic ski-in ski-out suntrap terrace, great food and the wildest après-ski parties in Meribel as the sun goes down. Le Rond Point is a perennial favourite amongst the saisonnaires in the resort who head there for the live music - 7 nights a week, with extra intensity crammed in as the Rond Point closes at 7pm. The Rond Point is
Pizza Express A Pizza Express restaurant is located above Dick's. With live music acts throughout the week, it's the ideal warm up for a great night downstairs. Host to Méribel's best nights out with regular events such as the UK's best DJs, stand up comedy shows and theme nights galore! Come and find out why we are the seasonnaires first choice (as voted in the Méribel Academy awards) for a good old fashioned
Lodge du Village Lodge du Village is an authentic Italian Restaurant with a lively lounge bar upstairs. A large sunny terrace and balcony make it an ideal spot for lunch whilst out skiing - choose from our extensive menu, Plat du Jour or we've Pizzas & Panninis too. We're open from 10am until 1am with a Happy Hour from 4 to 6pm every day and live music at Aprés Ski on Tuesday & Thursdays
Evolution We love the food at Evo. There’s nothing better than a full English to start off a day on the snow, and there’s no better place to have one than here – the cafe opens at 8:30 in the morning, so get here in time for a hearty breakfast, hot choc or milkshake before you set off on the slopes. Check out their Plat du Jour for a lunch-time stop off or order their legendary Bad Boy Burger – this is a great place to bring the kids for lunch as you can feed them for around 6.50€ (they also provide colouring pencils, games and wifi to keep littl’uns entertained). This is also a supper place for an evening meal (we love the a la carte menu) and there’s no better place in Meribel to go for a Christmas dinner with all the trimmings if you’re skiing in the festive season.
Le Grand Cafe des Pistes Grand Cafe des Pistes covers everything from morning ‘til night with hearty breakfasts, tasty afternoon tea and cake and cocktails later on. Families are welcome and kids will love the video games, billiards table, table football and free wifi while grown-ups enjoy a sophisticated sherry. Our favourite thing here is the lovely fireplace in the lounge which is just what you need to warm up after clocking up miles on the snow.
La Fruitière Franck Mischler cooks up some delicious Savoyard dishes in La Fruitiere, which is a sister restaurant to the infamous Folie Douce. Local products (lots of which is organic) and age-old recipes are used to recreate the traditional tastes of the mountains and the menu includes some fantastic meat dishes, pastas, risottos and more. They do ridiculously good waffles too...
Amandine Forget leaving the quality of your chalet catering to chance (or, for that matter, to your chores-list), and ask Amandine to assign you one of their talented team of private chefs to join you on your week away. Genuinely dedicated to finding someone whose cooking style will suit your tastes, they’ll use your specifications to provide you with a chef shortlist and let you sample your favourite’s cooking before any promises are made.
Tyrone Power Having spent 10 years cooking for clients around the world (including for the discerning owner of one of Monaco’s super yachts), Tyrone Power and his skilled team have the expertise to please every palate. Don't keep fingers crossed for passing chalet catering - procure one of their team for your week away, and work together to create the bespoke menu that will be the highlight of the holiday.
Méribel Après Ski
Whether your day on the hill leaves you wanting to relax with a vin chaud, have a pint and play pool, or party the night away, your time off the slopes can be as varied as the day spent cruising the incredible Trois Vallees. It's said that you haven't experienced après ski here (or anywhere for that matter) until you've sampled toffee vodka in Le Rond Point, which is easily one of the most famous après ski bars in the world - complete with a slide down to the toilets! Meribel's rightly famous for its nightlife with a bundle of pubs, bars and clubs that are sure to entertain whatever your tastes and peccadillos. A newer addition to the après ski scene is the Folie Douce (if you've skied in Val d'Isere where the legendary original is, you'll know what we're talking about). Anyone who likes raining champagne, dancing on tables and all-round mayhem will love it here; those with a taste for something more refined and family-friendly might prefer a cosy sherry in Le Grand Cafe des Pistes. After the crowds leave Folie and Ronnie, three of our favourite places to go include Barometer, Evolution and Dick's T-Bar: Bar O is the perfect place for a pint & grilled sarnie, Evo has live music & wifi access, and Dick's is the place to party if you like to dance into the early hours.
Bars Late Night Clubs and Cafes in Méribel
O'Sullivans - formerly Dick’s T-Bar O'Sullivans is the new name of long-time Meribel legend Dick's Tea Bar. The club has been revamped with new bars, new seating a cloakroom and a new smoking room that'll be keeping the air fresh! Head on over for early evening promotions! Entry is free before 1am. Expect amazing events, awesome tunes and partying hard until the early hours. Look out for some huge events coming up - including big name DJ's.
Evolution Evo has been around for a good 8 years or so and is still one of the best bars in Meribel. Don’t give up if you can’t find it at first, it’s quite well hidden next to Jack’s Bar. The staff are lovely, the food is good value as well as really tasty and the wine menu is fantastic. Evo usually has live music between 10pm and midnight and with more than one happy hour a day, you can’t go wrong.
Le Grand Cafe Le Grand Café des Pistes is a comfortable, recently rennovated, and welcoming bar restaurant up at the Rond Point des Pistes, at the top of Meribel. You can come by and warm up by the open fire all day, everyday. Situated just by the pistes, the Grand Café offers typical French cuisine starting with a substantial buffet style mountain breakfast from 8-10am, that will set you up for a great day skiing!
Le Rond Point One of the reasons you should ski in Meribel, the Rond Point is arguably the best après ski bar in the world. Entertainment is provided throughout the day, whether you’re skiing in for a quick tipple on their sun terrace or joining the madness later on (things get really wild here as the slopes start to close). If you’re drinking, make sure you try the legendary toffee vodka.
Evolution Next to Jacks Bar this is a chic and trendy bar and Internet cafe and an all round chill-out zone. WIFI available. Use their computers and you can download digital pictures and burn them to CD. Their breakfasts are the perfect way to start the process of working off the hangover you are left with after the previous night partying next door in Jacks Bar
Barometer Bar O is in the middle of the resort, and the perfect place to pop into if you like your après ski a bit more chilled out and sophisticated than the Rond Point / Folie scene. The drink to buy here is their Mutzig Old Lager – at 7.3% this will definitely chase away those winter chills... Big sport events are shown live on big screens if you don’t want to miss the rugger and there are pool tables if you fancy a game. The food is pretty amazing too.
Jack's Bar Known for their friendly service and wild parties, Jack’s Bar have established themselves as one of the premier après ski locations in the Alps. Table service from young, attractive and bubbly bar staff is what they are all about and they are serving up some of the best products in town – a large selection of beers on tap (including the notorious Mutzig), reputedly the best toffee vodka and hot chocolates in town and the biggest cocktail menu you will find around. Throw in some of Meribel’s most talented musicians everyday between 5-7pm and you have yourself the perfect après ski! Although famous as a drinking venue Jack’s does also offer an extensive and great value pizza and snack menu for anyone looking to avoid the often overcrowded and overpriced mountain restaurants. Website:www.jacksbarmeribel.com
La Folie Douce Sister of the legendary bar in Val d’Isere, the Folie Douce in Meribel is an experience like no other if you like things more than a little bit crazy when it comes to après ski (think dancing on tables in your ski boots, live music and DJ, an absolutely packed out sun terrace...). You’ll find Folie at the Saulire cable car mid station (you’ll most probably hear it before you see it!).
Méribel Activites for Non-skiers
The Olympic centre has an indoor pool, ice rink, bowling alley, climbing wall and gym as well as a spa where you can relax in the sauna and Jacuzzi and enjoy some pampering. Despite maintaining a village feel there's also a casino, cinema, library and museum besides 80+ shops and a market. To experience the area from a different perspective, outdoor activities include snowshoeing, Segway rides, dog-sledging, snow biking, paintballing, paragliding and heli-skiing. With a pedestrian lift pass, non-skiers can explore 20 miles of Meribel's gorgeous alpine scenery.
Ski-Massage Sooth yourself ready for your next day’s ski with one of Brit-run Ski-Massage’s private masseurs. Wherever in Meribel you’ve made your nest, they’ll dispatch a qualified physiotherapist accomplished in deep tissue massages, specialised therapeutic rubdowns, and hot oil treatments. Indulge and you’ll enjoy shorter recovery times and even improved performance.
Parc Olympique Boasts a relaxation area, spa, an ice rink, indoor swimming pool, a bowling alley, climbing wall, restaurant and disco and a fitness room. Enjoyed by residents and tourists alike.
Bureau des Guides Freed from tedious technical discipline, snow shoe walking allows you to wind your way through natures winter landscape. From 25 euros
Meribike Méribike, based in Méribel, organises daily mountain bike trips around the beautiful Three Valleys. From discovery sessions to techinical downhill, we have trips covering all terrain and catering for all levels. Whether it's for half a day, a full day or even an evening, come and improve your technique, discover new tracks and enjoy the wonderful views the Three Valleys have to offer. Make the most of your holiday and let us lead the way…..
Rando Evasion For friends, families, individuals, groups or businesses. - Tours of wild areas, during the day or evening - Nordic walking - Learn how to read a map and to go orienteering - 2 to 9 day treks in the Viso, Vanoise, Grand Paradis or Cervins moutains Group outings ½ day € 16 Day € 26 Several days (from) € 60 Private outings ½ day € 110 Day € 180
Simply Savoie Snowshoeing Discover Snowshoeing in Meribel with Mark Tennent, Simply Savoie. • You will be led by Mark Tennent, a local resident who is very experienced and a qualified International Mountain Leader / Accompagnateur en Montagne • Morning, afternoon or full day excursions available. • Ideal for non-skiers or skiers who fancy some time away from the pistes. • Discover the beautiful Vanoise National Park and enjoy peace and solitude. • Your snowshoe walk can be as relaxed or energetic as you like. • Individuals, couples, families, groups of friends. Website: www.simplysavoie.com
Clothing Food & Souvenir Shops
Méribel's large selection of shops sell all the required necessites. About of them offer ski rental, sportwear and associated products. There are half a dozen grocers and super markets, a bakery, a chemist, an opticians and a couple of hairdressers and well as some boutique stores selling souveniers, furniture, jewerly and other fasion accessories. There is a twice-weekly market.
Meribike Méribike, based in Méribel, organises daily mountain bike trips around the beautiful Three Valleys. From discovery sessions to techinical downhill, we have trips covering all terrain and catering for all levels. Whether it's for half a day, a full day or even an evening, come and improve your technique, discover new tracks and enjoy the wonderful views the Three Valleys have to offer. Make the most of your holiday and let us lead the way - We offer: -Top of the range equipment for sale and hire. -Itineraries adapted to every level - from
Spar Opening hours in season : 7h30 - 12h30 15h - 19h30 Closed out of season
Ski Xperience Ski Xperience is a new mountain shop opened in Meribel this winter. Located in the Plateau area of Méribel it is a stone's throw away from the Rond point pistes with a Meribus stop just outside the front door. Owned and managed by Laurent Rassat, Ski Xperience offers expert advice from its carefully chosen young and dynamic team. Whether you are looking for rental equipment to suit your skiing style or new technical mountain wear then Ski Xperience can provide
Meribel Ski Discount Ski and Snowboard Hire in Meribel In our shop, situated in the centre of the ski resort of Méribel, ski and snowboard rental is our speciality. You can find us just 100m up the main road from the Tourist Office and the Ski School. Quick and Easy - Hire Your Skis Online Lovingly Maintained - For Your Enjoyment Have Your Equipment Delivered
SKI REPUBLIC - Meribel Mottaret Le Hameau With an adjoining bar, you couldn't have a more relaxed ski hiring experience. Ski Republic in Meribel Mottaret is located in the Odalys building with an entrance out onto the snow front. With a sun trap terrace, you can enjoy a refreshing drink or a coffee before hitting the hill.
Sherpa There are three Sherpa supermarkets at the station waiting to serve you. You will find everything for your daily needs during your mountain holidays. You can enjoy the traditional cold meats from our mountains, the typical cheeses of our regions and the take away specialities: the essential raclette and the traditional Savoyard fondue to be shared in the evening around a delicious meal. For your French style breakfasts, the mountain honey and local jams will go superbly with the breads, sweet breads and buns offered by your shops. Meribel 1600: $meribel.1600@sherpa.net$, + 33 4 79 06 68 40, La Saulire – Route du Morel – 73550 MERIBEL 1600 Meribel Carlines – Plateau:$meribel.plateau@sherpa.net$, + 33 4 79 08 51 20, Immeuble Les Carlines – 73550 MERIBEL Meribel Mottaret: $mottaret@sherpa.net$, + 33 4 79 00 40 91, Centre Commercial Club Hôtel – 73550 MERIBEL MOTTARET
Slide Candy Rent your equipment the easy way with slidecandy.com - Méribel's No.1 Ski rental delivery service. With all your rental equipment being pre-booked online, our super slick service keeps things hassle free. Save money by booking online before you arrive in resort - the prices you’ll see on our website have already been discounted by 30% off our in-resort prices. Guaranteed quality rental equipment. Free delivery direct to your door. Great prices and value for money. Flexible call-out service. No more queuing in ski shops. Simple, easy and hassle free.
White Storm White Storm operate an excellent mobile ski delivery service in Meribel, Courchevel, La Tania, Tignes and Val d'Isere. It's super simple, just order online, and they'll have your equipment ready and waiting when you get to your accommodation. White Storm's ski technicians always make sure that everything's in perfect condition, and will be available throughout your holiday if you need any assistance.
PRECISION SKI - Meribel Centre Precision Ski values great service at affordable prices. They work with the biggest players in Ski equipment, selecting a wide range of material for all ages and abilities. Thier professional and friendly English speaking staff will advice you on the equipment best suited to your style and experience. Book your ski hire on thier website quoting the code SNO18 a recieve an extra 10% off their on line prices.
PRECISION SKI - Meribel La Chaudanne Precision Ski La Chaudanne is run by a lovely English lady named Jane, she understands good service and this rubs off on her team. They will listen to your wishes and advice on the equipment that will help you get the most out of your time on the slopes. By booking on their website you can recieve up to 50% off their in resort prices.
PRECISION SKI - Meribel Mottaret Centre In the centre of Meribel Mottaret in the main shopping area, Precision Ski have a large rental area as well as an extensive collection of winter fashion by Superdry. They stock quality equipment by the best names in Ski and snowboard material, and have a large selection of technical clothing and accessories.
Best Time to Visit Méribel
What's Méribel like at Christmas?
With snowy alpine scenery, chocolate-box architecture and Christmas lights scattered all over the place, Meribel is a festive winter wonderland from the beginning of December. Christmas in Meribel includes torch-lit descents with fireworks, live music, festive markets, street parades and of course the much-awaited appearance of Father Christmas!What's Méribel like in the New Year?
At New Year in Meribel, the vast range of bars, clubs and restaurants provide festivities bound to suit all tastes, whether you want to see in the New Year in a vibrant or more sophisticated location. Maintaining its reputation for fantastic après ski, Meribel provides a torch-lit descent display, while the area at the bottom of the pistes becomes a huge, open-air night club; complete with dance floor, DJ's and midnight fireworks.What's Méribel like in Half-Term?
During February half term, Meribel is teeming with British families seeking to enjoy the family-friendly slopes as well as a vast range of activities and Meribel's homely atmosphere.What's Méribel like at Easter?
Families are well provided for all season, and this certainly continues through Easter in Meribel, with Easter eggs available in local shops, celebrations at the local Churches and abundant activities including sledging and an ice-party for teenagers.Méribel Snow Conditions
Average snow depths in Méribel are 55cm to 95cm in January, 91cm to 149cm in February, 92cm to 160cm in March and 47cm to 152cm in April. Read our detailed Méribel snow history for more details.
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- 85 cm DECEMBER 38 cm
- 95 cm JANUARY 55 cm
- 149 cm FEBRUARY 91 cm
- 160 cm MARCH 92 cm
- 152 cm APRIL 47 cm
Today in Méribel the average snow depth is N/A, with N/A at the base of the mountain around 1496m altitude, and N/A at the top of the slopes, around 3265m above sea level. There is 3cm recent snowfall and 1.4cm predicted today. Here's the full Méribel snow report.
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Méribel snow report is updated every 4 hours during the winter ski season
There is in Méribel currently forecast approximately 3cm of new snow expected over the coming week. We also have a detailed Méribel snow forecast.
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Ski Accommodation in Méribel
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How much is a ski pass in Méribel
Maximum and minimum adult Méribel lift pass prices ranged from £265 to £295 for 6 days access to the Méribel ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Méribel holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.
| PassLift Tickets | Child | Adult | Senior |
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| 6 Day | £217 - £242 | £265 - £295 | - |
| 6 Day(Ski Area) | £258 - £287 | £315 - £350 | £79 - £87 |
| AgesAge Range | 5 - 17 | 18 - 74 | 75+ |
Free lift passes for children aged 0-4 are issued locally, photo ID required.
Local Lift Pass covers Meribel and Meribel-Mottaret.
Three Valleys Area Pass covers Meribel, Meribel-Mottaret, Courchevel, Val Thorens, Les Menuires and Orelle.
How much is ski rental in Méribel?
Ski rental in Méribel starts from £132 for adults and £81 for children.
How much is boot rental in Méribel?
Boot rental starts from £81 for adults and £24 for children.
| Rental | Ski | Boot | Snowboard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | £132 | £81 | £132 |
| Child | £81 | £24 | £132 |
How much are ski lessons in Méribel?
Ski school in Méribel starts from £390 for adults for a half day and £572 for children.
How much are snowboard lessons in Méribel?
Snowboard school in Méribel starts from £284 per adult and £284 per child for a half day.
| Lessons | Skiing | Snowboarding |
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| Adult | £390 | £284 |
| Child | £572 | £284 |
Getting to Méribel
Most of our ski holidays to Méribel packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Méribel from nearby airports
How long does it take to fly to Méribel from the UK?
Flights from London take about 1h 45m to Geneva, Grenoble, Chambery, Lyon. This table shows approximate transfer times to Méribel from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.
| Airport | Distance | Transfer Time |
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| Geneva / Geneve | 135 km | 3 hours |
| Lyon | 185 km | 3 hours |
| Chambéry - Savoie | 95 km | 1 hour 20 minutes |
How long does it take to drive to Méribel from the UK?
Browse our self-drive ski holidays which include your car channel crossing, or go choose accom-only and book your car ferry or tunnel later.
How long is the transfer from nearest France train station to Méribel?
The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Méribel transfers.
| Station | Distance | Transfer Time |
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| Moûtiers | 18 km | 18 minutes |
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Going to Méribel under your own steam
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Meribel Unplugged Independent Meribel ski holiday & Meribel snowboard holiday guide written by season workers with more than 20 years experience skiing in Meribel. Accommodation before you come & the best places to eat, drink, ski & snowboard when here. Local partner of sno.mobi - look for "reviewed by Meribel Unplugged" when searching for bars, restaurants or anything else in Meribel
Meribel Tourism Office The heart of the 3 Valleys - located right in the middle is Meribel. Besides great expert advice, some of the services offered at Meribel Tourism Office are: - scanner, photocopy machines, wifi – Information on all the resort activities. – A detailed weekly entertainment programme, “Highlights of the week”. – Weather forecast. – Guide for walkers and snow-shoeing – Piste map for Méribel and les 3 Vallées. – Lift map for pedestrians – Map of the resort. – Cross-country skiing guide Other services include; last minute room hire, brochures and tourist information about the local area and what to do in the area. Opening Times: Between 07/12/2024 to 21/04/2025 Opening Daily Mon - Fri: 9am - 6:30 pm Sat\Sun: 9am - 7pm From 02/09 to 06/12/2024 Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9am - 12pm and 2 - 5 pm Closed Saturday and Sunday. Closed exceptionally on 01/11 and November 1st.
Ski-Physio We have home call services as well as our long-established static clinic. We've been in the Alps since 1995 so have a vast experience in treating ski related injuries. All of our physiotherapists are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP), French registered and fully insured to treat you in our clinics or your chalet. We are recognised by all the main insurance companies who will often pay for your physiotherapy treatment. We also run Ski-Massage, a mobile massage service with a fantastic range of therapies including deep tissue and Lava Shell massages.
Drs Schamasch, Mabboux & Journoud You can get seen without an appointment Accessible all year except for the following holidays : Ascension day, Whit Monday, 1st May, 8th May, 1st and 11th Nov. Located near the Chaudanne in the middle of Meribel, the medical centre is open from 09h30 to 18h30. The phone lines is 24/7
Banque Populaire des Alpes Bureau de Change & Post Office 09.00-12.00 / 15.00-18.00 (24 hour cash point)
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