Le Pic Blanc is nicely situated near the ski slopes and from outward appearances seemed to tick the right boxes. The service was very attentive and friendly both at the front desk and especially at the bar. The rooms were clean but basic, with none of the toiletry type stuff you would expect at a hotel. The bed was old, very low, and extremely uncomfortable, exacerbated by the small, pancake-flat pillows.

The meals (if they can be called that) were some of the most atrocious slop ever presented to me on a plate. Breakfast (included in the room rate) was derived from the lowest quality ingredients known to man, such that basics such as scrambled eggs bore no resemblance to the dish they were supposed to be, and the coffee smelt like bad breath and tasted like watery vegemite. Dinner was even worse - the highlight of the meal was a mushroom soup which tasted like packet soup but with less flavour. From there the meal went downhill with steak as tough as boots and a rum sponge cake that tasted like detergent.

Having just stayed 6 nights on a ski trip in high season I was amazed a the lack of people staying in the hotel especially as it is located so centrally in the resort. The views are tremendous from the rooms across the mountains, the facilities are good including a nice pool and sauna which was much appreciated at the end of the day. There is a lack of atmosphere in the bar and restaurant in the evening which could be rectified so easily, there is a large log fire palce which was never used while we were there, the bar staff were lacking customer care compared to the smaller bars around the resort. It is also a good idea to check your bar bill at the end of your stay as no receipt is given when you book wine and drinks to your room number

We stayed here for 3 nights whilst watching family and friends complete the Alpe D'Huez Triathalon. My husband also took his bike over, to complete the (much fabled in the bike world) 21 switch back turns going up Alpe D'Huez.

The hotel is better than I expected for a 3 star - the wi fi did work (unlike some reviews on here where they found it did not), the pool was lovely, but the most amazing thing was our view from the balcony. We looked over the gushing water and amazing mountains. It was a totally breath taking view. We had B&B which worked perfectly.

Great hotel - ask for a mountain view (rather then the car park!).

Under 10mins walk from Huez village centre, we had a superior room which had breathtaking views from our balcony. All services (pool, sauna, WiFi, jacuzzi) worked fine, staff were friendly and helpful. Room was very big and comfortable and the views made waking up a real treat. Buses from Huez to Lyon/Grenoble are only 2 per day in summer (either 7am or 7pm), so a hire car is good, especially for visiting nearby villages in the Parc National Des Ecrins.