What Should I Wear at Night on a Ski Holiday? Hucksters Ski Lodge

We’ve written before about the current big ski fashion trends on the slopes, but once you’ve gotten out of your skiing attire, you need to be in something more comfortable through the colder afternoons and evenings.

At the moment, chunky track sole boots are both very on trend and also exceptionally practical. Avoid slipping and sliding on the ice with some track sole boots – or try one with a nice long heel if you feel extra confident. Combine these with some thick thermal socks to stay warm in the frostier temperatures and you are good to go.

What to Wear for a Night Out

The nightlife around the slopes is utterly wonderful wherever you go, and our lodges are no exceptions. We have some fantastic bars near our Vallandry and Les Arcs, and the nightlife in many of the places you can find us is phenomenal. From live music and crazy clubs to cocktail lounges, there is something for everyone. But make sure you have dressed the part! Nothing makes you stand out more as a clueless local than traipsing into the scene wearing inappropriate attire.

What to Wear at Night in a Ski Resort

Ultimately, when you finally do go to sleep, your ski lodge room will remain very well heated, and you will be buried under some bedsheets to keep you even warmer. However, you might still feel the biting cold, so we do recommend you bring some pyjama vest top and trousers to sleep in so you don’t feel too chilly.

If you sometimes struggle to get to sleep as well, we recommend bringing an eye mask and some earplugs. Make sure to get a good night’s sleep, as it will be an intense day of skiing tomorrow and you don’t want to be too tired to enjoy it!