From the owner: Un restaurant directement placé sur le front de neige, avec de grandes baies vitrées dans un grand…read morechalet en bois et pierre . 2 types de restauration sont proposés : formule snack le midi, spécialités et formule gourmande le soir. ouvert tous les jours de 11h à 1h. Ouverture sur demande les week-ends hors saison. Restaurant récemment ouvert, offrant une grande prestation de service. Terrasse au pied des pistes, salle de 150 couverts, cuisine rapide ou gourmande, salon canapé lounge, terrasse couverte fumeur, cheminée, bar à vin et à bière. Possibilité de réserver pour tous types d'évènements : mariage, séminaires, étudiants... Salle d'un seul niveau, dégagée de toutes paroies, en open space.

World class après ski bar. We reserved a VIP table for six people and had the time of our lives. To…read morecompare it to establishments that attempt to recreate this atmosphere in North America, the music / emceeing at La Folie Douce Val Thorens was phenomenal, the setting is unbeatable, the crowd was much more authentic, and the minimum spend was very reasonable. There are people who take ski trips to Europe just to party at places like this, and you don't need to spend more than 20 minutes here to understand why. Even the food is good. The service in the VIP section was exceptional. At Cloud 9 at Aspen you get rich kids from LA who don't know how to ski and at Longhorn at Whistler you get all the tech bros from Seattle who go there so often that to them it's just another Saturday. You'll definitely see more champagne sprayed per capita at one of those other places, but at La Folie Douce you'll get to focus on living in the moment, not trying to fit into the frame of someone else's moment that you saw on social media a month before your trip.

Get a beer, get on the table, dance...it's simple. If your sitting down then you will definitely be…read morethe odd one out. The highlight of this unique ski venue is the saxophone player that graces us every afternoon from 4pm when the bar is literally full to the brim with skiers and snowboarders from all over Val Thorens. Before this it's usually very quiet with just a few afternoon drinkers having a quick rest stop, then mayhem begins and doesn't end until the slopes have iced up ready for the blue run home. This bar is unforgettable and one of the best experiences whilst skiing in the Val Thorens area. Breathtaking views present themselves while you dance and drink away to create this absolute genius of a venue! 5 stars, easily. http://www.youtube.com/user/Seren009#p/f/29/pLUhfuS2Do0 - My university definitely left it's mark on this place, stylish.

Wonderful new wine bar in Val Thorens. Right off the slopes: great wines, great beers and great…read morecocktails (what more can you ask for?). Although the place is small, the decor is great, the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, oh and they have a terrace with a great view of the mountains! Don't miss it if you're on a ski trip in Val Thorens/the Trois Vallées.

Stylish alternative to the many saisonniere places in 1850. If you're happy to sip champagne @…read moreEUR150 a bottle it's the place for you! There's a slightly average caberet act, but the bar staff are very friendly and the crowd is ok.

I can't give this place one star because it deserves points for effort. But I also cannot give it…read morethe 4 stars it might deserve because the owner is mean and lame. In 2014, the only choice for an after ski party at the base of the slopes was La Follie Douce. In 2015, that changed with the arrival of the new dance floor at 360 Bar. They have gone for the same music style and massive tables for people to dance on like the Douce but the atmosphere is less cool. What is fun about the Follie Douce (or what was fun before the music there became mostly terrible) is that you can go in and buy expensive drinks if you want....or you can chill outside on the snow with your friends enjoying the sun and the music and your own snacks/drinks that you brought in your backpack. Maybe you will go get one drink from the bar...but when it is over 15 euros for a coke and a Desperados (ok the Desperados was for a FRIEND I promise)...the appeal is limited. The music is not THAT great... It is like with music or movies or whatever, if the price is too high, people find an alternative means to getting what they want. So this place blasts its music and makes everyone on the slope have to listen...but if you come close by to check it out because you enjoy the DJ and want to drink a beer of your own - without even entering in the bar or the dance floor - the owner will come and give you crap. In his words, "Pas ca chez moi" and in response to our pointing out that he doesn't own the snow "Ici - c'est chez moi". What a dode (a dode is a really lame dude - who is in effect a buzz kill for something fun - like a guy no one knows who is hitting on your girlfriend at a party - or drinking all the beer without having brought anything himself). So between the let down of the Follie Douce this year and this dode, I think I might have to find a new ski resort for next year.

From the owner: Les spécialités savoyardes à base de fromages sont à l'honneur, mais vous pourrez également trouver…read morechez nous une belle carte permettant de répondre à vos envies