Managed to pursuade reception to leave me the room earlier than expected which was nice. Like other clients it was far to hot in the room eventhough radiator was completely off. Was in Chamonix on business so was not able unfortunately able to go to the spa. Maybe a suggestion would be to leave slippers to clients as no shoes were allowed in the spa. Had a few problems with the free wire-less internet access as I kept losing the connection. Good selection of food for breakfast and the staff was generally helpful

We stayed in the Park Suisse for 4 nights on 2nd Feb 2012. We had a room for 4 with a balcony which was clean and reasonable size. The only complaint would be the heat of the room which was sauna like at all times, but we had the balcony to let fresh air in.
Breakfast was good, service was good and better than expected for a 3 star. The spa was fantastic - what a treat to have an outdoor pool overlooking the mountains. We really enjoyed using the steam and sauna too, at no extra cost, and never too busy. The location was central and the locker room decent and easy to access. I would recommend for a weekend visit.

Stayed here for one night at the start of our ski holiday we were moving onto Argentiere to stay with friends in their apartment. The staff were very helpful and nothing was too much trouble. The room was very cozy and the view was very acceptable. A typical alpine style hotel but with a modern twist. The spa was fantastic, the private saunas had glass fronts and you could watch the people in the town go by. The outdoor pool was heated and to access was from the inside so despite the temp at minus 12 outside the swim was amazing. Good value for money and very romantic.

Arrived early unable to check in until 3, not a problems as could leave bags and went out for lunch anyway. On entering room we were greeted with 2 single beds pushed together, when paying for a superior double, 2 single beds are just not the same! Unable to turn down radiator in the bathroom which made it hotter than a sauna and quite unbearable at times! There were also no tea/coffee making facilities in the room. This aside the room was spacious with a large closet, and a balcony with a great view of the mountains.
Breakfast was impressive with a wide range of cereals, pastries, bacon, eggs, fruit, and yoghurts, although on several occasions they ran out completely of pastries, despite there being a bakery next door which you would think they would use as a last resort!
The evening meals were good on a whole, the food was all very tasty but by day 3-4 the menu became very repetitive - with the same salads to start, a soup of the day, and very similar desserts. They seemed to change 1 main course each night but it could have done with changing a bit more regularly. One of our party had 5 sirloin steaks in 7 days, despite not being a fussy eater!
The beer and spirits and any sort of coffee in the evenings are all very expensive so we tended to share a bottle of wine with dinner which worked out far better value for money.
The spa was a great bonus for the end of a days skiing, with a lovely warm outdoor pool with great views of the mountains, saunas, and a steamroom. We used this most days and it was never over-crowded.
We would not let any of the niggles put us off going back though, the hotel was in a fantastic location with the ski bus picking up every 10 minutes from only 50 metres away.
We had a great waiter, Alan for the first half of the trip who unfortunately left part way through our trip. Good value for money and a very comfortable hotel.