Le Prariond (Val Claret)

"Everything that needed to be there was more than sufficiently available and even more than that, only an oven was missing."

Les Moutières B1 et B2 (Val Claret)

Home Club (Lavachet)

"Very good apartment for ski stay"

Rond Point des Pistes (Val Claret)

"The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable."

Hôtel Tignes le Diva

"I decided to write a review before our visit, as we have stayed at the Belambra many times before. We found the staff to be very supportive and helpful throughout our previous stays over the years, and the hotel to be very clean and tidy upon arrival. We never had any issues with any of the rooms we have stayed in and found everything to be as it should be. Breakfasts and dinner were very well cooked and there are always plenty of food to choose from, just make sure you arrive early to get the best choice of food. The boot room is small, but the storage is adequate for two pairs of skis or snowboards. The shoe racks are heated so you can dry your boots if needed, and each locker has its own individual room number. There are lots of restaurants to choose from, and there is a supermarket a few doors down. We first stayed at The Diva in 2002 and have been visiting on and off over the years, and have found no issues with anything and always returned to this hotel. Very convenient for the shops, lifts and the buses. The Irish bar has some great drinks available and has a really good happy hour to take advantage of, plus the staff are really friendly and welcoming. We would definitely recommend the Belambra Le Dive for your next ski trip and will not be disappointed."

Hôtel Club Mmv les Brévières

"We have been traveling to winter resorts for 10 years — from budget to expensive ones. I am generally not a complaining person: for me, being on vacation is already a joy and I usually ignore small issues. But this hotel exceeded all my patience and positivity. It wouldn’t be fair to compare it to luxury resorts. However, we have stayed in more budget places and even in poorer countries where the level of rooms, food, and service was far better. Here, for this price, we had the worst experience in all our years of travel. ROOMS: The room is old, cold, and uncomfortable. Maybe they did some renovations, but it feels like nothing has changed for years. The toilet is a disaster: no window, no ventilation, and there is a bad smell even before you enter. The bathroom is tiny and outdated. There are no proper toiletries — only two tiny pieces of hard soap that leave your skin dry. At reception I was seriously told this “super soap” can also be used to wash hair. If you want hair like a sponge that you can’t comb — that will work. Thankfully there is a small supermarket nearby where I bought everything myself. But how is this acceptable in a hotel that costs nearly 300€ per night? The windows let in cold air. The hotel is clearly not prepared for winter. The only way to stay warm is to close the shutter, but then the room becomes completely dark and you can’t even tell if it’s morning. No bathrobes, no slippers, no kettle. The beds have sharp wooden corners and very narrow space around them. Going to the bathroom at night is like an obstacle course. Both we and the children ended up with bruised legs. Positives: — there is a hair dryer — very firm mattresses (a plus for some people) Cleaning is daily but superficial. Towels are changed once a week. If you leave a towel on the floor, they may simply hang it back up. There is zero soundproofing. You hear every step above, below, and in the corridor. I could even hear people zipping their jackets while walking past the room. If there is music in the bar, you won’t sleep until 10:30–11:00 pm. On the second day the heater stopped working. We reported it for two days in a row, and it was only fixed on the third day after I strongly complained. FOOD: It takes effort to cook this badly. During the whole week only one dinner was decent and only one dish was truly tasty. There are almost no vegetables. Breakfast: Fried eggs are only made after 8:00 am (and only sunny-side up), even though breakfast starts at 7:30. Two types of croissants, two types of cheese and cold cuts, and a cheese corner. Vegetables (cucumber and tomato) not every day. Pancakes must be cooked by yourself and there is always a queue. Yogurt, bread, spreads — standard. Lunch and dinner: Very small selection. Often feels like leftovers reused. Only one meat option and one fish option, both hard to enjoy. Soups are inedible. Vegetables limited to corn, beans, and peas. We were a group of 10 people and everyone shared the same opinion. Hot tea "

Hôtel le Levanna by les Etincelles

"We throughly enjoyed our stay at this hotel on the half board basis. Our room was comfy and the balcony overlooked the slopes."

Hôtel l'Aiguille Percée

"Very good location, love the bar/lounge area with fire place. Mountain view, good size room, sauna was good with a small pool."

Home Club (Lavachet)

Palafour (Le Lac)

Les Olympiques (Tignes 1800)

La Divaria (Le Lac)