Hardly any other resort in the Alps combines tradition and modernity so well as Vaujany does. Located on the mountain side, the family-friendly village provides traditional alpine charm with its crooked alleys and streets. In the past the locals used to depend on the regional farming products, however since the last war this has changed drastically. Vaujany now belongs to one of the wealthiest districts in France thanks to a large dam lake in the valley which operates a hydroelectric power plant.
By installing one of the most modern gondolas in France, Vaujany is now perfectly connected to the renowned ski area of Alpe d'Huez and therefore has become very popular with winter sports enthusiasts. If you are also looking for entertainment aside the piste then you will surely be happy with the spa pool complex or on the newly opened ice rink (58 x 28 m) with large visitor's stand and the new bowling alley. Vaujany offers its guests a free parking garage. To save tired legs the ascent to the accommodation there are escalators which operate between the various levels of the village. Numerous restaurants, pizzerias and some bars round off the village's tourist offers.

In Vaujany relaxation after a long day on the piste is best found in the activity pool complex "Espace Loisirs" with its slides, sauna, spa, steam baths and fitness centre.There is also an ice rink available where once a week there is an ice disco to attend. Besides numerous restaurants there are also some bars which offer party possibilities into the morning hours. In Alpe d'Huez (approx. 25 km away) there are a few discos, as well as several bars and cafés which ensure a varied nightlife. Wild parties can be had in bars such as the "Avalanche Bar" or in the "Tavern", where live bands regularly play. For a good dance the best places to go are the hip night clubs "L'Igloo" or "The Stage One". The vast number of activities such as skidooing, snow-shoeing and winter hiking, tobogganing or various indoor sports in the Palais des Sports in Alpe d'Huez ensure even "piste free" days are fun! A good tip for all those seeking action is climbing on the 200 m high climbing wall Gorges de Sarenne - ideal for all those looking for an adrenalin buzz.