Small, friendly bar opposite the Bellevue cable car in Les Houches. Quick for a post-ski beer, but it can run later than most village spots, with seasonal DJ nights and a lively crowd when the valley’s busy.
Opening hours can change with the season in the Chamonix Valley, so it’s worth checking the latest update before you set off.
Best for: Après-ski, Late drinks, Meeting friends.
Last updated: 23 December 2025
Key takeaways
- Handy for a quick drink opposite the Bellevue cable car
- Lively vibe that can run later than most village bars
- A popular stop for a post-ski beer before heading home
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Quick answer
If you’re looking for late bar & après in Les Houches, Le Spot is a strong option—especially après-ski, late drinks. Expect lively vibe that can run later than most village bars.
Why go to Le Spot
Handy for a quick drink opposite the Bellevue cable car. A popular stop for a post-ski beer before heading home. If you want a dependable place to regroup with friends, it’s an easy choice.
What to drink and eat
- A beer or aperitif for a fast après stop
- Whatever’s on the specials board if they’re running themed nights
If you’re visiting at peak times, order at the bar first and then settle in—service is often faster that way.
Practical info
Location
Les Houches (Chamonix Valley)
Categories
Après Ski, Nightclub
Website
https://barlespotleshouches.eatbu.com/?lang=en
Phone
Google Maps
Season
Year-round (check seasonal hours)
Tip: In winter, popular spots can get busy straight after skiing. If you want a quieter drink, aim for later in the evening.
Getting there
Most bars in Les Houches are easy to reach on foot if you’re staying in the village. From Chamonix, it’s a short trip down the valley by car, local train/bus, or taxi.
If you’re arriving from Geneva Airport, Mountain Drop-offs runs door-to-door transfers to Les Houches (with easy onward access to Servoz).
FAQ
Is Le Spot good for après-ski in Les Houches?
Yes. It’s a popular post-ski stop in Les Houches. Arrive soon after the lifts close if you want a table, especially in peak winter weeks.
Does Le Spot serve food?
Many venues in the valley offer at least snacks, and some have a full kitchen. If food is your main goal, check the menu or call ahead to confirm what’s available on the day.
Is Le Spot family-friendly?
Often yes earlier in the day, especially for cafés and terraces. Evenings can be livelier in winter. If you’re visiting with children, aim for late afternoon or early evening.
How do you get to Les Houches bars from Chamonix?
Les Houches is a short journey down-valley from central Chamonix. You can drive, use the local train/bus, or take a taxi if you’re heading back late.
Do you need to book at Le Spot?
For drinks only, usually not. If you’re planning to eat (or it’s peak season), booking is a sensible idea—especially for hotel bars and popular restaurants.