Val Thorens boasts an après-ski scene with something for everyone. After a day on the slopes, many skiers head straight to La Folie Douce at the top of the Plein Sud chairlift. It’s known for its live music, DJs, and fantastic mountain views – a great spot to start your evening. If you fancy a more chilled vibe, 360 Val Thorens on the slopes is worth a look. It’s a bit more laid-back and tends to have cheaper drinks.
Down in the village, The Frog and Roast Beef is popular for its lively atmosphere. It claims to be Europe’s highest pub, and you’ll often find people dancing on tables here. Panda is another good shout, offering live music and games like beer pong across two floors. For those after a quieter drink, Café Snesko provides a cosy setting to unwind with a pint or a hot chocolate. As the night wears on, Klub Summit and Malaysia keep the party going. Malaysia is the largest nightclub in the Alps and has hosted some big-name DJs.
