⛷️ Ski in the Alps
Ski in the Alps — Austria, Italy and France
Your ski holiday in the best-known resorts of the Alps: Sölden, Kitzbühel, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Livigno, Courchevel, Chamonix and more. Choose the resort and your dates, and we show you the hotels available, with the final price for the whole stay, the meals and the cancellation terms of every offer.
- Final price for the whole stay, in euros
- Meals and cancellation terms shown on every offer
- A Luxuria agent helps you book, by phone
Choose the country
- Skiing in AustriaTyrol and the Salzburg region · 6 resortsTyrol and the Salzburg region: alpine villages with wooden chalets, wide valleys with linked ski areas, glaciers you can ski even in autumn, and an après-ski tradition known across Europe.All resorts in Austria
- Skiing in ItalyDolomites, Lombardy, Piedmont and the Aosta Valley · 6 resortsFrom the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to Mont Blanc in the Aosta Valley: Olympic resorts, World Cup slopes and Italian food at every meal.All resorts in Italy
- Skiing in FranceSavoie and Haute-Savoie · 3 resortsSavoie and Haute-Savoie: some of the largest linked ski areas in the world, high-altitude resorts with skiing from the hotel door, and Mont Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps.All resorts in France
Ski resorts in Austria
- Ötztal valley, TyrolSöldenThe resort of the Ötztal valley, with two skiable glaciers — Rettenbach and Tiefenbach. Every autumn the Alpine Ski World Cup season opens on the Rettenbach glacier.See the hotels
- Paznaun valley, TyrolIschglIn the Paznaun valley, with the Silvretta Arena ski area, which crosses the border to Samnaun in Switzerland. Known for its nightlife and for the concerts that open and close the season.See the hotels
- Kitzbühel Alps, TyrolKitzbühelA medieval town with pedestrian streets and one of the best-known resorts in the world. Every January the famous World Cup downhill is raced on the Streif, on the Hahnenkamm mountain.See the hotels
- Zillertal valley, TyrolMayrhofenThe best-known resort in the Zillertal valley, with the Penken and Ahorn ski areas and the Harakiri run, among the steepest in Austria. The Hintertux glacier lies at the end of the neighbouring valley.See the hotels
- Salzburg regionZell am SeeA small town on the shore of Lake Zell, with the Schmittenhöhe slopes right above the centre. The Kitzsteinhorn glacier in nearby Kaprun is skiable at both the start and the end of the season.See the hotels
- Ski amadé, Salzburg regionFlachauA mountain village in the Salzburg region, part of the large Ski amadé area. Its slopes link up with Wagrain and St. Johann-Alpendorf in the area known as Snow Space Salzburg.See the hotels
Ski resorts in Italy
- Dolomites, VenetoCortina d'AmpezzoThe “Queen of the Dolomites”, an elegant resort surrounded by UNESCO-listed peaks. It hosted the 1956 Winter Olympics and, together with Milan, the 2026 Games. Part of Dolomiti Superski.See the hotels
- Lombardy Alps, near the Swiss borderLivignoA resort in a high valley near the Swiss border, with duty-free status. At the 2026 Winter Olympics it hosted the snowboard and freestyle skiing events.See the hotels
- Brenta Dolomites, TrentinoMadonna di CampiglioBetween the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello-Presanella massif, one of Italy’s most elegant resorts. The Canalone Miramonti slope hosts the 3Tre World Cup night slalom.See the hotels
- Via Lattea, PiedmontSestriereA purpose-built ski resort in the Via Lattea area, linked with Sauze d’Oulx, Claviere and Montgenèvre in France. It hosted alpine skiing events at the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics.See the hotels
- Mont Blanc, Aosta ValleyCourmayeurAt the foot of Mont Blanc on the Italian side, with the Skyway Monte Bianco cable car and an old town full of restaurants and cafés. Chamonix is a short drive away through the Mont Blanc tunnel.See the hotels
- Valtellina, LombardyBormioA historic small town in Valtellina, with the Stelvio slope, home of a World Cup downhill. At the 2026 Winter Olympics it hosted the men’s alpine skiing events.See the hotels
Ski resorts in France
- Les 3 Vallées, SavoieCourchevelPart of Les 3 Vallées, one of the largest linked ski areas in the world, together with Méribel and Val Thorens. Known for its luxury hotels and for the altiport above the slopes.See the hotels
- Tignes – Val d’Isère, SavoieTignesA high-altitude resort around Lake Tignes, with the Grande Motte glacier and a ski area shared with Val d’Isère. Ski-in, ski-out and a long season.See the hotels
- Mont Blanc, Haute-SavoieChamonixThe town at the foot of Mont Blanc and home of the first Winter Olympics, in 1924. The Aiguille du Midi cable car leads to the famous Vallée Blanche route, done with a mountain guide.See the hotels
What the price includes
- Accommodation for the whole stay, for everyone in your search.
- The meal plan you choose: room only, breakfast, half board or all inclusive — depending on the hotel’s offer.
- The cancellation terms of every offer, before you book.
Not included
- Transport and ski passes.
- City tax, where it is paid directly at the hotel — it is shown on every offer.
Found the right hotel?
Call us and we will book it for you. Monday to Friday, 09:30–17:30 (Romania time).
+40 31 419 00 21Questions about a ski holiday in the Alps
When is the ski season in the Alps?
Usually from December to April. On the glaciers — in Sölden, Tignes or on the Kitzsteinhorn near Zell am See — you can ski both earlier and later. Christmas, New Year and the winter school holidays fill up first.
What does the price include?
Accommodation for the whole stay and the meals in the offer (breakfast, half board, etc.), for everyone in your search. Transport and ski passes are not included. City tax is sometimes paid directly at the hotel; it is shown on every offer.
Can I cancel my booking?
It depends on the offer: many rooms have free cancellation until a certain date, others are non-refundable. You see the terms for every room before you book.
Can I book by phone?
Yes. Call us on +40 31 419 00 21, Monday to Friday, 09:30–17:30 (Romania time), and a colleague will look for the hotel with you.