I stayed here for my latest skiing trip and to my surprise room was quite good, big, with nice view , batch area was separated with glass doors and looks awesome. Overall I really felt good living in room. It was cleaned with supply of tea and coffee packs, towels etc.

In house restaurant and bars are very good. Wifi is provided with room. It is big but comfortable hotel. nicely connected to Ski shop so you have ski lockers to keep your equipment very handy if you are staying for more than one day

Spent a week in the Golf from 14-21 January 2012. Generally good, well appointed room and facilities. However, food was atrocious in the evenings for half of the week as the restaurant staff and management were totally focussed on a conference group, not all of the other guests. Front-line staff were helpful, but management's attitude to resolving issues of any sort was consistently atrocious. Wine was overpriced (and the cheaper options - jug of wine - were not included in the wine list). It's a hotel with problems. For people who like good food and good service, suggest going elsewhere.

I stayed here with my partner after booking a last minute trip to Les Arcs. We were pleasantly surprised with our room. It was a good size with floor to ceiling windows looking out in to the woods. The bathroom could do with some revamping, but that bath was good enough.
The bar was quite expensive, but worth it to sit in front of the huge fire place after a day skiing. The staff were friendly, and happy to supply wine glasses to take to our room.
The layout is a bit strange as you have to walk up and down long ramps to get to the restaurants and reception area, but easy to get around once you get used to it.
Breakfast was included in our rate, and we were very impressed with both the choice of food and the friendly service.
The hotel is pretty much ski in/ski out, and each room has its own ski locker. A ski shop is also connected to the hotel through the ski room. Would stay there again!

Let's start with the positives, the Golf is in a superb location at the foot of the slopes with boot room and hire shop on site making the hotel practically ski in / ski out and the bar staff were top notch.

Most of the hotel has had a decent refurb giving it a nice, modern ambience but some areas have been ignored. The corridors for example wouldnt look out of place in somewhere like an F1 budget hotel.

The rooms carry on in the same vein. Nice new bed with nasty old headboard covered in scratches and a wardrobe unit that must be 20 years old.

Housekeeping similar. Didn't come at all on one of the four days we were there. As an example of lack of attention to detail, a previous occupant had stuck a sticker on the side of the wardrobe, it was still there when we left, and presumably still is.

Breakfast continues the theme. Despite having booked breakfast inclusive, we were asked whether we had a wristband to enter the restaurant (we didn't) and with a sigh of indifference the chap at the desk would note our room number down as if we'd rather inconvenienced him. Food itself was reasonably good for buffet fare.

Needless to say, further charges for breakfast were there on our bill when we came to check out along with a double charge for the rather expensive New Years dinner. Cue more shrugs, sighing and generally reluctant efforts to trim best part of £400 from the bill from the three assembled staff.

Reprinting a correct bill was obviously too much trouble for Bruno so a copy of the original incorrect bill was ours.

If you're happy to take your chances with the service and don't expect your custom to be appreciated, then the location makes this a good choice in 1800.