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"Thank you very much to the reception team for helping us with our delayed baggage and hire car issues. Apartments are in a great spot, v well located. "

"A great overnight stop before heading on to Val disere. "

"Great location. Good size accommodation. Helpful staff. "

"The pool and Jacuzzi were only lukewarm which spoilt the experience. Breakfast only served until 10am but items were running out before then and not being replenished. No croissants, Crepes and bacon at 9.45 and the coffee machines not replenished. Some rooms on the resort side experience loud noise when the snow ploughs/conditioners pass during the night. overall an excellent 5* hotel though next to the free gondolas to 1950. "

"Amazingly convenient for getting to ESF ski school, right in the heart of 2000 with everything on your doorstep. Apartment was basic but had everything we needed. Kids loved the fountain in the pool. "

"Positives: Location next to a forest which is perfect for dog walks. I received a room upgrade, which was a nice touch. Negatives: The spa area did not feel very hygienic. If you only plan to use the sauna it might be fine but I wouldn’t recommend the rest. The hotel is a bit further from the center and ski lifts. It’s not far but you definitely notice it when carrying heavy luggage or skis. Breakfast had quite limited options, with no warm food available (unless you boil eggs yourself). Staff were generally helpful, although I had one strange experience where they refused to provide fresh towels on one day for no reason. There is no elevator, so you will need to carry heavy luggage up and down the stairs yourself. Overall: Overall, I would say the hotel is suitable if you have fairly standard requirements. However, if you have more specific needs (e.g. traveling with dogs, children, or requiring early check-in), I would not recommend. "

"The appeal of this hotel is the location (Ski-in/out) and the price. Half board with wine and a premium ski-pass included for the same price as self-catering in Arc 1950. We visit Les Arcs for the skiing, so the single beds and tired rooms are perfectly acceptable. The food is varied and of good standard for the money. At breakfast, there are queues for the coffee machines, and they often run out of mugs or bowls, but this depends on the time and demand - It's really not a big issue. Don't go here if you expect a luxury experience - There's a five star hotel nearby if you want that, but it will be double the price and more, and the slopes are the same for everyone."

"thank you"