Where to Stay in Verbier

Staying in a chalet in Verbier is the ultimate Alpine experience, whether you’re relaxing by a roaring fire or unwinding in a hot tub after a day on the slopes. The resort offers hundreds of chalets ranging from high-end, fully catered luxury options to self-catering for shorter stays. From traditional Swiss-style farmhouses to modern Alpine homes, chalets provide a cosy, flexible base for your winter or summer holiday, with many boasting ski-in ski-out access.

Renting an apartment in Verbier is a great choice if you want self-catered accommodation for your winter or summer holiday, especially for families or smaller groups. There are hundreds of apartments ranging from cosy studios to large luxury properties with five-star facilities. Many offer flexible catering options and rental periods, making them a practical and budget-friendly base at the foot of the slopes. Apartments provide all the comfort you need while keeping you close to the action.

Finding a hotel in Verbier is easy, with options to suit all tastes and budgets. Whether you're after luxury five-star comfort, mid-range convenience, or budget-friendly stays, there's something for you. Hotels are perfect if you're not staying for a full week, offering flexibility with dates and a range of facilities including spas, restaurants, swimming pools and ski hire. From ski-in ski-out options to family-friendly rooms, Verbier hotels provide a convenient and comfortable base.

Verbier itself doesn’t have any campsites, but the surrounding Quatre Vallées area has a few, mostly open in the summer, so it’s best to check before you go. The closest is a small site in Champsec with a tiny café, around 20 minutes by car. Further afield, you’ll find campsites in Bonatchiesse and Vetroz, about 40 and 50 minutes from Verbier respectively, all ideal for a summer stay with a motorhome or campervan.

In the Verbier area, mountain huts and refuges offer a cosy and authentic way to stay in the Alps. Nestled high up in the mountains, many are right on the slopes or along hiking trails, giving you easy access to skiing in winter or walking and mountain biking in summer. They tend to be simple but welcoming, perfect for a night or two surrounded by stunning scenery, where you can enjoy hearty meals and the tranquillity of alpine life.

If you’re after luxury accommodation in Verbier, you’re spoiled for choice. The resort offers everything from high-end chalets and apartments to four and five-star hotels, many with private spas, hot tubs and cinema rooms. Most of the top-end chalets and apartments are in or around the town centre, while luxury hotels offer gourmet restaurants, concierge services and elegant bedrooms. Staying here means indulgent comfort combined with easy access to the slopes.

If you’re travelling with kids in Verbier, it’s best to stay somewhere close to the beginner slopes so lessons and ski school are easy to reach. Les Creux and Savoleyres are perfect for piste-side access and convenience, while the quieter villages of Bruson and La Tzoumaz offer a more relaxed pace of life. Choosing accommodation near the facilities you need means less time trudging in ski boots and more time enjoying the slopes together.

If you’re looking for budget-friendly accommodation in Verbier, heading a little further from the centre is the way to go. Le Chable offers more affordable chalets and self-catered apartments with easy gondola access to the slopes and Verbier’s lifts. You’ll still find a few bars and restaurants locally and with the last gondola running until quite late, it’s easy to join in the après-ski fun whenever you fancy a night out.

If ski-in ski-out is high on your list, Verbier has plenty of options, though they do get snapped up quickly. Les Creux-Savoleyres offers apartments just steps from the pistes, while chalets on the sides of the home run in Rue de Ransou give you direct slope access. Prices are usually higher than for accommodation a little further away, but there’s nothing quite like stepping out your door with your skis on and heading straight to the slopes.

You’ll want to stay as close to Verbier centre as possible. There are a few bars in other areas, but most of the après-ski action is in town itself.

Beyond Verbier itself, the 4 Vallées has a number of smaller towns and villages where you can base yourself while still enjoying the ski area. Le Chable lies directly below Verbier with easy access to the main slopes and the Bruson area. La Tzoumaz is a quieter village on the other side of Savoleyres with gondola links to Verbier. Nendaz and Veysonnaz are further afield, offering more affordable accommodation and access to quieter or more extensive skiing.