Where to Stay for the Winter Olympic Games
The world's biggest winter multi-sport event, held every four years. Hosts and venues change each edition; use the year selector to see each edition's location, dates and hotels.
Hosts by year France (2030); United States (2034)
Dates by year
Utah's second Winter Games, after 2002.
Host cities 2030: Nice and Alpine resorts in Savoie, Haute-Savoie and Hautes-Alpes
Select a year to see that edition's venue and hotels.
Where to stay
- Nice — Riviera base for ice sports
- Courchevel/Méribel — Alpine base for skiing
- Annecy area — lakeside base for Haute-Savoie venues
Where to stay for the Games
#1 · Walkable · Nice, near the ice venues
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Hotel Le Negresco
Belle Époque palace on the Promenade des Anglais.
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#2 · Walkable · Nice, near the ice venues
★★★★★
Anantara Plaza Nice Hotel - A Leading Hotel of the World
A five-star stay near French Alps 2030 Olympic venues.
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#3 · Drive · Alps; travel times vary by venue
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Apogée Courchevel, Oetker Hotels
A five-star stay near French Alps 2030 Olympic venues.
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#4 · Drive · Alps; travel times vary by venue
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Hôtel Le K2 Altitude
A five-star stay near French Alps 2030 Olympic venues.
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#5 · Drive · Alps; travel times vary by venue
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Le Strato
Ski-in/ski-out hotel in Courchevel.
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Getting there
Trains and buses connect the valleys, but Alpine resorts are hours from Nice; plan separate bases for ice and snow events.
Use trains and organized shuttles; mountain roads can close in snow.
Hotel prices
Ski-resort rates in February are already peak-season; Games demand will push them higher.
Before & after the game
Nice's Old Town for Riviera nights; resort village restaurants in the Alps.
Tips
- Visit tip
- Book Alpine and Riviera stays separately if your tickets span both.
- About the venue
- Venues span two very different areas, so check where each event is before booking.
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