Your driver meets you at your accommodation — hotel entrance, chalet door, or any point you agree on. Confirm the address when you book. Méribel runs up a single valley through several distinct villages: Méribel Village (1450), Méribel Centre (1600), and Méribel-Mottaret at the top (1750). One road connects them all, and our drivers use it throughout the season in all conditions. One thing worth knowing about chalets: names repeat across villages more often than you'd expect, and a navigation app pointed at "Méribel" can land you anywhere along that valley. If your host has sent you specific arrival instructions or an address, pass them on to us at booking — it's the easiest way to make sure we arrive at the right door.

The drive from an Alpine resort to Malpensa involves more variables than a standard city transfer. Resort traffic on busy Saturday mornings can delay departure by an hour before you even reach the motorway. Then there's the tunnel crossing — Fréjus or Mont Blanc depending on your route — where queues can add time, and in low season both tunnels sometimes close overnight or in the early hours. This matters most for early flights. A 6, 7, or even 8am departure can be very difficult to make from a mountain resort — not because the distance is unmanageable, but because the timing simply doesn't allow a safe margin. We'll flag this when you book and help you find a realistic solution. All of this is factored into your pickup time automatically. Just share your flight number and resort, and we'll tell you exactly when we need to leave. Your driver drops you at your departure terminal — T1 for most airlines, T2 for EasyJet.