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The only place to be in Méribel Village! Lodge du Village (familiarly known as LDV) is one of the most popular party destinations in the Three Valleys.

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There is no shortage of places to go for a few drinks and some live music after a day on the mountain.
Meribel wouldn't be the resort that it is without a good dose of après-ski to end the day!
Whether you prefer to soak up the late afternoon sun with a quiet glass of French wine or dance on the tables in your ski boots, beer jug in hand, Meribel has plenty of great spots when the lifts shut for the day.
Après-ski in Méribel is every bit as lively as the skiing itself, with a wide variety of venues to suit different tastes. As the lifts begin to close, the atmosphere shifts to terraces, bars and lounges where skiers and snowboarders gather to share stories from the day. High on the slopes you will find large outdoor terraces that turn into open-air parties, complete with live bands, DJs and dancing in the sunshine. These are some of the most iconic après spots in the Alps, drawing crowds each afternoon for music, drinks and mountain views.
Back in the villages the choice is just as good. In Méribel centre you can enjoy buzzing pubs, stylish wine and cocktail bars or more relaxed lounges where you can sit by the fire with a glass of wine. A short bus ride brings you to Méribel Village, where happy hours, live bands and friendly atmospheres keep the party going long after the slopes have emptied.
Whether you're after a high energy outdoor concert, a glass of champagne in chic surroundings or a relaxed drink with friends, Méribel delivers an après-ski scene that is both varied and memorable, ensuring your day continues long after you step off the mountain.
    The only place to be in Méribel Village! Lodge du Village (familiarly known as LDV) is one of the most popular party destinations in the Three Valleys.
    At La Folie Douce, great food and unforgettable fun go hand in hand. Perched on the slopes of Méribel-Courchevel, this legendary venue redefines après-ski with its high-energy Clubbing experience, where guests can forget the everyday and immerse themselves in alpine entertainment like no other.
    Tsaretta is a great bar which is open year round. It has become a firm favourite with local residents and visitors, offering a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, a fantastic menu that includes fresh pizza to eat in or takeaway, big screen sport and live music.
    Part of the Hotel le Mottaret, this bar has a fantastic sunny terrace serving lunch and après-ski tunes, just 50m from the Perdrix and Furet green runs.
    The bar offers a warm and cosy atmosphere where you can relax on the comfy sofas dotted around the large central fireplace after a day on the mountains and enjoy delicious cocktails.
    The bar of the Aux Petits Oignons restaurant has become a popular spot for both British and French locals to drop in for a drink.
If you still have energy after après-ski, Méribel has a late night scene that keeps the fun going well into the early hours. Several bars stay open past midnight, each offering a different atmosphere depending on the kind of evening you want.
For something low key there are relaxed wine bars where you can enjoy a generous glass in a calm setting away from the busier venues. These spots are perfect if you prefer quiet conversation and a slower pace, yet still want to be out late. In the centre of town you will also find traditional-style pubs with cosy interiors that stay open until one in the morning, often hosting live music a couple of nights each week.
If you want to stretch your night out a little longer there are larger bars with spacious layouts, central dance floors and live bands that play until around half past two. These are great places to finish an evening with friends, especially if you're looking for something lively without heading to a club.
For those who want to keep dancing until dawn, Méribel has a nightclub that draws big-name DJs and musicians. Open until five in the morning, it's the last place in town to close and guarantees a memorable night out.
    The only place to be in Méribel Village! Lodge du Village (familiarly known as LDV) is one of the most popular party destinations in the Three Valleys.
    At La Folie Douce, great food and unforgettable fun go hand in hand. Perched on the slopes of Méribel-Courchevel, this legendary venue redefines après-ski with its high-energy Clubbing experience, where guests can forget the everyday and immerse themselves in alpine entertainment like no other.
    This underground pub and night club is a quintessential part of Méribel's nightlife.
If you're looking for a more refined way to spend your evening, Méribel has a selection of sophisticated spots that cater to every taste. Hotel lounges and wine bars provide an elegant setting where you can enjoy carefully mixed cocktails, fine wines or a simple glass of champagne. Many of these venues also feature live music, creating a relaxed backdrop that enhances the atmosphere without taking over. Small plates are often available too, ranging from light snacks to more generous sharing boards.
Wine lovers are particularly well served, with bars offering extensive lists that showcase both international selections and bottles from closer to home. Traditional wine bars in the centre of town give you the chance to savour your glass in an intimate setting, whilst those seeking something more indulgent can enjoy the service and comfort of high-end hotels. One of the most stylish options offers a quintessential French experience, where patisseries and hot chocolate are served with finesse in a lounge that feels truly special.
Whether you want to mark an occasion, linger over cocktails or simply enjoy a quieter evening in elegant surroundings, Méribel’s sophisticated venues provide the perfect balance of atmosphere and quality.
    The only place to be in Méribel Village! Lodge du Village (familiarly known as LDV) is one of the most popular party destinations in the Three Valleys.
    The bar of the Aux Petits Oignons restaurant has become a popular spot for both British and French locals to drop in for a drink.
    The fully refurbished four star Le Savoy hotel sits as the edge of one of the largest ski areas in the world, the three valleys. It opened its doors in December 2011 and has been described as 'cozy and chic' from some of its latest reviews.
    Lively après-ski venue
    The perfect antidote if you want to get away from some of the noisier more packed aprés bars in Meribel.
    This legendary bar offers day long entertainment on the piste with a fantastic ski-in-ski-out sun terrace, great food and the wildest après-ski parties in Méribel.
Live music is a big part of Méribel’s nightlife and you will not need to look far to find it. From intimate wine bars to lively pubs and hotel lounges, performances are scattered throughout the resort most nights of the week. Details of line-ups and schedules are easy to find on information boards around town, with each venue posting its weekly programme so you can plan where to go.
For something a little more elegant, there are bars that host regular jazz and blues evenings, offering a sophisticated yet relaxed environment where you can pair live music with a glass of wine or a craft beer. In the centre of town you will also find alpine-style venues that combine hearty dining with live entertainment, where fondue and Savoyarde classics are enjoyed alongside weekly performances.
If you're looking for a more upbeat evening, some bars within hotels stage live music several nights a week. These spots are known for their warm atmosphere, hearty food and creative cocktails, making them great choices for a lively yet comfortable night out.
Whether you're after smooth jazz, upbeat bands or traditional alpine charm, Méribel’s live music scene offers a rich variety to suit every mood.
    If you're looking for a special way of celebrating Valentine's with a loved one then Meribel is a great choice.
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