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Tourist tax
In Val d'Isère, all non-domiciled guests staying in commercial accommodation are required to pay the tourist tax (rates per person per night). The tax is collected by the landlord from the guests.
Price list :
The table below shows the applicable rates, including the additional departmental tax of 10%.
In Val d'Isère, all non-domiciled guests staying in commercial accommodation are required to pay the tourist tax (rates per person per night). The tax is collected by the landlord from the guests.
Proportional tariff calculation :
Proportional rate = (price per night x 5%) + 10%.
A calculator allows you to simulate the amount to be received on https://valdisere.taxesejour.fr/
The following are exempt from paying the tourist tax:
- Persons under 18 years of age;
- Holders of seasonal employment contracts ;
- People benefiting from emergency accommodation.
When to declare and pay the taxe de séjour to the local authority?
How do I declare the taxe de séjour to the local authority?
- Go to : https://valdisere.taxesejour.fr/
- Fill in the online holiday register or attach your own legally compliant register to your global declaration.
Reminder: declarations are mandatory. If no rentals have been made, a zero or closed period declaration must be validated.
How do you pay the taxe de séjour back to the local authority?
- Directly online from your hosting account by credit card or direct debit
- By bank transfer to the "taxe de séjour" account
- By cheque (in the form of a global cheque) payable to "Régie taxe de séjour". Enclose the signed summary statement with your payment and return it to :
Tourist tax - Town hall
Immeuble le Thovex - BP 295
73155 Val d'Isère Cedex
Email : valdisere@taxesejour.fr