Visiting Alpe d’Huez? The Tourist Office is your essential starting point for a smooth and well-informed stay in this renowned Alpine resort. Whether you arrive for winter sports, summer adventures, or family holidays, the Tourist Office provides centralised guidance, on-the-ground services, and up-to-date advice to make your visit easier and more enjoyable.
The Tourist Office is located in the Maison de l’Alpe at the western entrance of the resort, conveniently positioned in Vieil Alpe near Place Joseph Paganon. It shares space with the French Ski School (ESF) headquarters and a lift pass ticket office. Clear signage makes it easy to find, and it is well-placed for arrivals, ski pass collection, or meeting points for lessons and activities.
The Tourist Office acts as an all-round visitor centre year-round. The friendly team provides:
The Tourist Office’s boutique area features branded Alpe d’Huez and Tomorrowland souvenirs, textiles, and small travel accessories—perfect to take home a keepsake or gift.
The official Alpe d’Huez Tourist Office website offers an online booking system for accommodation, special deals, and packages. Visitors can reserve accommodation and combine services such as lift passes for a tailored stay. This platform provides updates on events, offers, and resort news.
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Opening times vary by season. During the main winter period (early December to mid-April), the Tourist Office is open daily, usually including public holidays, with extended hours on Saturdays to support arrival and departure days. For specific seasonal hours, check the official website or contact the team directly.
The Tourist Office is also active on social media platforms such as Facebook and TikTok, where you can find the latest resort news and event updates.
The Tourist Office can provide maps, event schedules, activity recommendations, resort updates, and practical guidance on services such as ski passes and transport.
It is housed in the Maison de l’Alpe, close to Place Joseph Paganon and within walking distance of the ESF headquarters and lift pass office, easily signposted as you enter the resort.
Yes, the Tourist Office provides a baby-changing area, a children’s play space, and board games for families with young children.
Visitors can hire childcare equipment (such as cots and pushchairs) and portable Wi-Fi boxes to ensure connectivity throughout the resort.
You can use the online platform on the official Alpe d’Huez Tourist Office website to book accommodation, discover package deals, and access seasonal offers.
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