Access to Isola 2000 is easy from Nice with 2 buses a day and costing just €5 each way. We had very good skiing in late March. Lifts are a mixture of gondalas, chairlifts and some very long draglifts. One or two Red/Black runs are often left ungroomed to provide additional challenges for good skiers which widens the appeal. Nearby... More

I bought an apartment in La Valette here 38 years ago. My daughters were 4 and 6 years old. One is now a ski instructor! We had years of fantastic holidays with friends and their young children. I have skid in aprox 40 resorts all over the world and for young children, beginners and intermediates this is the best I... More

Great for beginners and those supervising as the resort is built around the nursery slopes. Because there are many blue and green runs, novice skiers soon gain access to the stunning scenery around the resort. We would consider ourselves "respectably" competent skiers and had thoroughly explored all runs enjoying the Italian border point and the distant view of the Mediterranean... More

An hour and a half from Nice airport - provided you don't get stuck and have to back track to buy snow chains. Only one day of the entire week the roads were snowed up and we were on our way there. Friendly and helpful locals in "Tabac" in Isola got us kitted out with correct size of chains and... More

I have skied numerous times in Isola 2000 since 1990. One of it's main attractions is the proximity to Nice - an hour and a half by car, 2 hours by the excellent Santa Azur bus service (which goes from Nice central, via the airport several times a day - Google "Lignes d'Azur - 100% Neige skibus or ligne 750).... More

We enjoyed a great stay in a private chalet in Isola 2000. These chalets seem to be the only option for a great stay in a more luxurious setting. There are no 4 or 5 star hotels in Isola 2000!!! We enjoyed good food at the Cow Club and great lunches and dinners at Le Refuge. Le Refuge is a... More

Having just returned from a weeks family ski holiday have got to say how impressed we were with the choice of activities (free) that Isola offered for the whole family. Night skiing, evening sledging competitions, torch lite descents, treasure hunts on the slope, all offered with free chocolate chaud or vin chaud! Snow boarding jump/stunt event on the Saturday with... More

This is our third skiing holiday in Isola 2000, this time staying in a Time Share Le Bristol, which was fantastic, right near the roundabout where you get off in the town, close to the town and slopes. So very clean, fantastic management, fab views, everything you needed. The resport improves each time, the staff in the bars/cafes/restaurants are always... More

Although the resort is not regarded as being chic or stylish, there was lots of snow in January, as it always seems as thought there is, (there are lots of snows cannons anyway) and the weather was sunny. Just perfect for a a short ski break.