Hotel Village du Soleil Ideally located in the heart of the 3 Vallees
✡ Rabbi M. Rottenberg of Paris Location: Les Belleville, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Organizer: Dholidays
Dates: 20 July to 23 August 2021
About Ideally located in the heart of the vastness of the 3 Vallà©es, the largest ski area in the world, Les Menuires Club Village awaits you for a memorable stay!
Newly rated 3-star resort Rooms, restaurant and lobby renovated Outdoor swimming pool Refined and gourmet cuisine Glatt Kosher Lameadrine Rav Rottenberg Amazing kids club for your children Exceptional view of the surrounding mountains
Rooms & accommodation Standard room for two persons Family room "“ 2 or 3 connected rooms for 4, 5 or 6 persons Kashrut & dining Half board, delicious meals prepared by highly renowned chefs and pastry cooks.
Large breakfast meals with all kinds of French pastries, different types of bread, Israeli salads and all French cheeses, yogurts and milkshakes, different eggs and fish.
Supper course dinner or buffet.
Different kind of sandwich for lunch will be offered for every person every day
Shabbos meals according to Sephradi and Ashkenazi traditions
Religious life & Shabbat Shiurim
Activities & entertainment Shiurim Very professional kids and baby club Musical entertainment Evening entertainement For children & families very professional kids and baby club
Amenities & services Entertainment Child Friendly Free parking Outdoor pool Location Address: Village Club du Soleil Les Ménuires, Les Belleville, France
Getting there GPS Coordinates :
Latitude : 45.314558
Longitude : 6.544581
TRAIN STATION :
Moûtiers "“ Bus from Moûtiers to Les Menuires, 28 km
AIRPORTS :
Geneva "“ 143 km Lyon "“ 203 km Tags Hotel · Summer · Bath · Stand alone shower · Free Wi-Fi · Europe · Entire property · LES BELLEVILLE · FR · EUR · Entertainment · Child Friendly · Free parking · Outdoor pool
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Situated within the expansive 3 Vallées ski region, Hotel Village du Soleil offers a dedicated kosher hospitality experience in the French Alps. This 3-star resort, located in Les Menuires, provides a strategic base for travelers looking to combine high-altitude recreation with strict kashrut standards. Recently renovated, the property features updated guest rooms, a modern lobby, and a restaurant designed to accommodate large groups and families.
The hotel is characterized by its focus on providing a seamless mountain stay, where guests can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Under the supervision of Rabbi M. Rottenberg of Paris, the hotel ensures that all religious requirements are met, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region without compromising on their lifestyle or dietary needs.
About the area Les Menuires is a centerpiece of the 3 Vallées, an interconnected network of slopes that includes renowned destinations like Courchevel and Val Thorens. At an altitude of approximately 1,850 meters, the location provides snow security throughout the winter season and a lush, green landscape for summer hikers. The resort is specifically positioned to offer impressive views of the Olympic slope and the surrounding massif.
While the French Alps are vast, this specific area becomes a hub for Jewish travelers during peak seasons, particularly during the winter ski months and summer holidays. There are no permanent synagogues in Les Menuires, but Hotel Village du Soleil accommodates the community with on-site religious services and shiurim. For those traveling from major centers, the hotel is reachable via Chambéry, Lyon, or Geneva airports, followed by a mountain transfer.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Exploring the 3 Vallées and Beyond As the largest ski area in the world, the 3 Vallées offers unparalleled access to winter sports. Beyond the immediate slopes, guests can explore several key areas:
The Preyerand Neighborhood: This area is known for its high altitude and ski-in/ski-out accessibility, ensuring guests spend more time on the powder and less time commuting.Saint-Martin-de-Belleville: A traditional mountain village nearby that offers a glimpse into authentic Savoyard architecture and mountain life.Le Lac du Lou: A stunning natural frozen lake accessible via guided snowshoeing tours, perfect for those seeking tranquility away from the lifts.Wellness and Spa Centers: The resort area features public wellness centers with saunas and steam rooms to help recover after a day on the runs. What to expect Guests can expect a well-rounded half-board service that prioritizes both variety and quality. Mornings begin with a large breakfast featuring local French pastries, fresh breads, and Israeli-style salads, alongside a selection of cheeses, yogurts, and eggs. To support those spending their days on the mountains, the hotel provides sandwiches for lunch each day.
The dining experience continues in the evening with multi-course dinners or expansive buffets created by professional pastry cooks and chefs. During Shabbat, the kitchen honors diverse traditions, serving meals that cater to both Sephardi and Ashkenazi customs. Beyond dining, the hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool and an active kids club, making it a functional choice for multi-generational families. Religious life is also supported through organized shiurim held on the premises.
Frequently asked questions What is the kosher supervision at Hotel Village du Soleil? The kashrut is supervised by Rabbi M. Rottenberg of Paris, provided on a Glatt Kosher Lameadrine basis.
Is lunch provided if I am skiing all day? Yes, the hotel provides sandwich materials for guests to prepare a packed lunch before heading out to the slopes or hiking trails.
Does the hotel offer activities for children? The hotel features a dedicated kids club and entertainment programs designed specifically for families traveling with children.
What are the main amenities available on-site? The hotel includes an outdoor swimming pool, renovated lobby, and on-site parking for guests arriving by car.
Are there special arrangements for Shabbat? Shabbos meals are prepared with care, incorporating both Sephardic and Ashkenazi culinary traditions.
