Supoerbly located. Reasonably priced. Basic room. Decent breakfast. Friendly and helpful from the moment I called to book until the moment we checked out. Not sure i'd go "en famille" but for a weekend skiing with a few mates it was absolutely perfect.

We completely agree with the previous review. We were allocated Room 9 on arrival which had a window on the front street - we might as well have been out in the street with them all partying until 5.00 am. We asked to be moved to another room which they did from the fourth night. Room 4 is a bigger and quieter room with a great view of the Face slope and far enough from the street to be bearable, although not with the window open. There are four rooms with windows on the front street and there are several on the south side nearest the street which will also be noisy. I asked if they had ever thought of fitting shutters - apparently not! Apart from the crucial issue of sleep quality, the hotel was fine - excellent food at breakfast.

There are some definate plus points to this hotel - friendly staff, very convenient to the slopes and pleasant rooms. The problem, however, which to be fair is not exactly the hotels fault is the noise outside. Even with the windows closed you could hear a constant noise of shouting, singing etc. up until 4am from the neighbouring nighclubs (no music noise though!). I've experienced this in ski resorts before but never as bad as this. In short, if returning I would want a room at the back of the hotel without the view but perhaps a little quieter!

Decided to book here after reading other reviews on Trip Advisor, and we weren't disappointed. The hotel was right next to the slopes, and many restaurants and bars. We were well looked after by the hotel staff, they were friendly and helpful. This hotel offers B&B only, but includes two evening meals on Tues and Thurs. Good choice of food at breakfast, and both the evening meals were good (Traditional Savoyarde cuisine - Raclette & Pierrade) and the atmosphere was a mix between a restaurant and a chalet. All very relaxed and informal. There was some noise at night from the apres skiers on the streets outside, but nothing too bad, considering the hotel is right in the centre of Val D'Isere. The room was small and simple, but adequate for our needs. Just like all chalet/ski hotels, they needed thicker pillows - probably my only gripe! Our return transfer to the airport was very early, and as we we're leaving before breakfast they prepared sandwiches for us - a nice touch. Another nice touch was the heating in the boot room. Great to put on toasty warm ski boots before hitting the slopes! Overall we had a great skiing holiday, and would definately consider staying here again.