Plan your holiday in Val d'Isère with Emerald Stay

The resort

Discover its variety of attractions

Val d’Isère and the nearby resort of Tignes form the Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area. You can explore around 300 kilometres of slopes across more than 150 marked runs.

A hiker with poles trekking through a snow-covered mountain landscape under cloudy skies.

Snow-covered mountain peak shrouded by swirling clouds in a grayscale image.

Black and white image of a rugged mountain peak shrouded in swirling clouds and mist.

Skiing

A white paradise for ski lovers

By booking your stay in Val d'Isere, you can ski on famous slopes that have hosted events like the Alpine Skiing World Cup, the Olympic Games, and the First Snow Criterium. This is a chance to enjoy a real Alpine holiday and try some of the best ski runs in the world. Val d'Isere has something special for every skier.

Activities

A place of discovery, fun and relaxation

Top of the range properties matched by top of the range activities.

A climber in orange and blue gear ascends a frozen waterfall using ice axes and crampons, surrounded by icicles.

Adrenaline

Ice climbing

Foodies

La Cave sur le Comptoir restaurant

A person wearing a green helmet rides a blue snowmobile on a snowy trail surrounded by dense snow-covered trees and red safety netting.

Fun for kids

Electric snowmobile for families

Learn something new

The Val d’Histoire museum

Property Management

Do you own an exceptional property in Val d’Isère?

Let our team handle the rental of your property. We manage seasonal rentals and provide a private concierge service for your guests. You can relax while we help you get the most from your investment.

Val d'Isere property management by Emerald Stay

I fell in love with my apartment again

I used to see my apartment as a burden, it was a nightmare to rent it out myself. Then I discovered Emerald Stay and and fell in love with my apartment again: the team at Emerald Stay takes care of all the rental aspects, and they do it seamlessly and elegantly! Nowadays, I see it as a place of rest and relaxation.

Siobhan H.

Dublin