The mont-tremblant chalets are so nice and cozy, you could relax and have fun after a full day of skiing or just kick back in the chalet and enjoy the scenery.

This is one of my favorite ski resorts. It does get a bit crowded, specially on weekends. There are lots of good restaurants and bars in the pedestrian village. No need for a car if you're staying in the village.

Stayed in the village with easy access to the equipment rental center and the slopes. This was my first time back after 20 years and I was pleased to see the improvements and growth. The conditions were perfect and the slopes and surrounding area were well maintained. Wednesday and Thursday we felt like we had the slopes to ourselves. Friday... More

We were there when it was super crowded (Good Friday - Easter long weekend plus Red Bull event) and the low period following. But, as might be expected of human nature, we encountered a mixed bag in terms of staff service. The one baddest egg was a ski patroller who kicked aside our skis at the beginning of the Red... More

The Village is small but nice, with everything you need. The service with a few exceptions is very bad, hostile and rude. People in the mountain don't even respect the alternate lines, they push you away. Grooming in the tracks badly done. Lots of snow machines unused. One night we wanted to explore down town and old town and the... More

Second visit to Tremblant and would recommend it to anyone! Definitely a reason why this resort has been recognised as the best skiing in Eastern North America. Runs are long, with a great variety of runs at varying levels. North and South side keep it interesting and allow you to ski many different runs/combinations so as not to get bored.

A beautiful village, nicely groomed trails with something for everyone, from beginner to advanced. Extremely well run and organized. Not at all crowded, especially on weekdays. Sissi Schuss on the North Side is an excellent trail for beginner intermediates, don't miss it!

We stayed in Tremblant village. Nice accommodations at the Marriott Residence Inn. The skiing was fantastic...best of this season due to lots of new, late season snow. Sadly neither the food nor the service were generally up to par. We liked the laid back atmosphere and the European look and feel, but no attention to the details whatsoever.

The staff at this resort are all quite friendly and do show an interest in offering a good experience for all. We were slightly disappointed when the Soleil chair closed at 3:30 when it was posted to run until 4. But soon noted the staff were blocking the runs back to the chair to ensure no one would be disappointed... More