Agree a Moûtiers station meeting point

Moûtiers-Salins-Brides-les-Bains is the rail station. The inclusion of Brides-les-Bains in the station name does not tell the desk to meet you at an address in that town. Use the train number and scheduled arrival at the station. Ask the desk to name a public street-level meeting point and give a written description. Check the station’s current access information before travelling, especially if someone needs a step-free route or extra time with cases.

Decide who will take long bags off the train and who will lead the party to the meeting point. Keep a small count of skis, boards, boot bags and cases where the organiser can see it. If other guests arrive separately, tell them whether the group will wait or whether a separate journey is under discussion. Add a contact number that works in France and arrange for one person to relay any updates to the party.

At the destination, ask the property for the approach point, particularly if the guest entrance is upstairs or beyond a pedestrian stretch. For Moriond, write the village with the property address and say if you are meeting the host elsewhere. For Courchevel Village, confirm the exact building or reception. Tell the desk if skis need to be unloaded at a different point from passengers or if someone cannot manage the walk from the vehicle point.

If the rail operator changes the arrival or station exit, tell the desk where you actually are and ask it to confirm an updated location. Do not send one traveller ahead to a different point without telling the group. Keep the station meeting separate from the resort unloading instructions in your notes. Once the revised point is confirmed, share the same wording with everyone who will be trying to find the pickup.