For intermediates,<\/strong> Folyeres is the main blue piste that comes back into town. This is a more difficult blue run but is a favourite for its long length and different rolling aspects throughout.<\/p>\n And for advanced skiers,<\/strong> there are a number of red runs at the very top of the resort, as well as Moretta Blanche that comes under the gondola back into resort. If you\u2019re after black runs both Dou des Lanches and Jean Blanc are fun and challenging pistes. If off-piste or tree runs excite you, there are plenty to be had in La Tania including a large off-piste area under Dou des Lanches. Be sure you always have the proper equipment when going off-piste and go with a guide<\/a> or a local who knows the area.<\/p>\n There is a mix of catered ski chalets and self-catered chalets or apartments, along with one hotel in town. However, because of the size of the resort, you are never too far from the pistes.<\/p>\n We have both catered and self-catered chalets to choose from depending on your preference. Our catered chalets<\/a> offer all the creature comforts of home, as well as hot breakfast, afternoon tea, and dinner service on most days.<\/p>\n Our self-catered chalet<\/a> is just as cosy but provides you with more flexibility in your meals throughout the week. Perfect for trying out a number of restaurants around resort.<\/p>\n Speaking of restaurants… Although La Tania is relatively small, there are still plenty of choices for dinner.<\/p>\n La Ferme<\/a> and Les Marmottons<\/a> are two Savoyard restaurants in town if you\u2019re after some local dishes. Fondue, tartiflette, hot rock, as well as delicious pizzas, are on the menu.<\/p>\n Want something upscale? La Tania has it\u2019s own Michelin star restaurant Le Far\u00e7on<\/a> which serves beautiful and delicious food. Pop in for lunch for a more affordable option.<\/p>\n Up on the hill is Le Bouc Blanc<\/a> restaurant, which is perfect for an afternoon lunch in the sun on their huge terrace. They offer omelettes, meat dishes, salads and always have a menu du jour. Definitely worth going to, especially as it’s of the most affordable mountain restaurants in Courchevel.<\/p>\n Pub Le Ski Lodge<\/a> and La Taiga<\/a> are sister restaurants that are always bustling. The Ski Lodge is more casual pub food – burgers, pastas, and pizzas. Whereas La Taiga has a few more traditional mountain dishes.<\/p>\n We recommend booking in advance for any dinners as they do fill up quickly.<\/p>\n As well as a bustling restaurant for lunch and dinner, the Ski Lodge is the heart of La Tania apr\u00e8s ski and nightlife. They often have live bands for both apr\u00e8s and late night. This place fills up with seasonnaires and holidaymakers alike.<\/p>\n Situated across from the bus stop, La Taiga is a good option for a quiet evening drink (when they don\u2019t have a band on!). Or stroll into the Chrome Bar situated in the centre of town, where you’ll find some good bottled beers and perhaps a few ESF instructors hanging out.<\/p>\n![\"Skiing](\"https:\/\/www.ski-dazzle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/IMG_7195.jpg\")
<\/h3>\nLa Tania accommodation<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nWhere to eat in La Tania<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nAnd where to grab a drink<\/h2>\n