
Apartment La Lanterne
£5,236 – £8,868per week
from £524 per guest
A 121 m² apartment in Tignes Le Lac, sleeping 7 across four bedrooms, close to the Palafour chairlift, with views over the lake and mountains.
18 features available
Suited to 6 adults + 1 child
Bedroom 1 has a 160 × 200 cm double bed, bedrooms 2 and 3 each have two single beds that can be joined to form a double, and bedroom 4 has a single bed.
2 bathrooms
The apartment is in Le Lac, Tignes, close to the Palafour chairlift, the piste, the centre and the ski school, with views over Lac de Tignes and the Tovière and Grande Motte massifs.
Winter 2026/27 · Saturday to Saturday · sleeps 7
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TapChoose an available week to start your enquiry. Per-person prices assume all 7 guests.
End of stay cleaning
Mid-stay cleaning
Household and bath linen
Beds made before arrival
Bathroom products
Reception in agency
Ski locker with boot heaters
Tourist tax, set by the resort and charged per person per night
Extra cleaning during the stay, on request
Extra bath linen during the stay, on request
Extra bed linen during the stay, on request
Baby cot, on request
High chair, on request
Saturday to Saturday stays, seven nights minimum
Security deposit of €1,400, held and not cashed
High-altitude, snow-sure skiing on a massive interconnected alpine domain.
Advanced Skiers
Huge variety of steep runs and challenging terrain.
Freeriders
World-renowned lift-served off-piste and backcountry areas.
Early/Late Season Skiers
The Grande Motte glacier guarantees snow from November to May.
Groups and Party-Goers
Vibrant après-ski scene including the famous La Folie Douce.
Pistes, whole area 159 runs
Tignes is a world-renowned, high-altitude resort in the French Alps, famous for its exceptional snow reliability and vast ski area. Built primarily in the 1960s, the resort's architecture is distinctly modern and purpose-built, prioritizing slope-side convenience and panoramic mountain vistas over traditional alpine charm. It forms half of the legendary Tignes - Val d'Isère ski domain, sharing 300km of interconnected runs. The resort is divided into several distinct villages. Tignes Val Claret and Tignes Le Lac sit at 2,100m, offering vibrant après-ski, seamless ski-in-ski-out access, and direct links to the Grande Motte glacier. Lower down, Tignes Les Boisses (1,800m) and Tignes Les Brévières (1,550m) provide a quieter, more traditional atmosphere nestled among the trees. Tignes is a paradise for serious skiers and snowboarders. From cruisy blue boulevards to deeply challenging black runs and world-class lift-served off-piste itineraries, the terrain is extensive and varied. Its high altitude and glacier ensure one of the longest ski seasons in Europe, running from late November well into May.
The ski terrain in Tignes is vast and incredibly diverse, offering everything from wide, confidence-building groomers to extreme couloirs. With its high-altitude glacier and seamless connection to Val d'Isère, skiers enjoy 300km of snow-sure pistes and endless freeride opportunities.
Located in the Savoie department of the French Alps, the Tarentaise Valley boasts the highest concentration of world-class ski resorts in the world.
A majestic glacier reaching 3,456m, offering excellent snow conditions, steep red and black descents, and breathtaking panoramic views.
The critical linking hub to Val d'Isère, featuring exhilarating off-piste drops and the famous challenging 'Naturide' (un-groomed) zones.
A sunny, expansive bowl offering long, rolling blue and red runs perfect for intermediate cruisers seeking high-speed carving.
Lower altitude tree-lined skiing that provides excellent visibility during white-out conditions and long, scenic descents.
A world-class snowpark in the Grattalu sector featuring progressive jump lines, rails, and a halfpipe for freestyle enthusiasts.
Mountain facts verified Oct 2026