Description
This beautifully designed hotel is situated at the foot of the infamous Face de Bellevarde piste just 100m from the main ski lifts. Undoubtedly the most luxurious hotel in Val d'Isere, the hotel benefits from a superb location and top class facilities.
The luxurious rooms and suites are decorated in 4 unique styles: Loft, Chalet, Nordic and American Lodge, something to suit all tastes. Double rooms and suites overlook the piste or village, whilst twin rooms have a forest view. For pure extravagance try the L'Ours Suite with its very own fireplace, projector screen and open plan jacuzzi.
The bar and comfortable lounge with roaring open fireplace has sumptuous furnishings with modern finishes. Here you can sit and relax after a hard day on the slopes, or cosy up with your book if you fancy a day off. In the evenings you can enjoy live piano playing whilst sipping your pre-dinner drink.
Dine in style at 'La Table de l'Ours', the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant or sample the delights of the fabulous buffet in the 'Rotisserie'. 'Coin Savoyard' offers local speciality cheese, meats and wines.
The hotel's 800msq wellness area is a haven of relaxation and an extensive range of spa treatments including seaweed and clay body wraps is available. The hotel also has its own two-storey ski shop selling state-of-the-art ski wear and alpine chic fashions.
Guide price
£3,200 Per adult
£3,200 price is per adult, based on a 7 night stay in a double room on a B&B basis, including British Airways flights to Geneva and return airport private transfers in mid season.
Accommodation
The luxurious rooms are decorated in 4 unique styles: Contemporary, Alpine Chalet, Scandinavian and American Lodge, something to suit all style tastes. Double rooms and suites overlook the piste or village, whilst twin rooms have a forest view. For pure extravagance try the L'Ours Suite with its own fireplace, projector screen and open plan jacuzzi. All rooms have a telephone, plasma television, safe, internet access, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers, some suites have a jacuzzi or fireplace.
| Double with ensuite bathroom | |
| Twin with ensuite bathroom | |
| Twin with ensuite shower | |
Childcare
Children are welcome, the hotel have a children’s playroom which is supervised in the school holidays from 4-9pm. The hotel have a children's menu for the younger guests. The Scott Dunn exclusive children's club is available to guests and babysitting is also available.
| Baby sitting | Baby sitting is available in the evenings on a request basis and is chargeable per hour. |
| Children's Club | Purpose designed children’s club staffed by qualified nannies. Children engage in a fun and varied, indoor and outdoor activity programme with other children. They are fed a healthy lunch and snacks. Nannies take and collecting children from ski school as required. |
Facilities
Dine in style at 'La Table de l'Ours', the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant or sample the delights of the fabulous buffet in the 'Rotisserie'. 'Coin Savoyard' offers local speciality cheese, meats and wines.
The impressive spa has an indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, hammam, fitness centre, extensive range of beauty treatments and massage therapy including seaweed and clay body wraps. There is also an in-house Killy Sport ski shop.
Activities
Val d’Isère is a mecca for downhill skiing for good reason. It has enough to keep skiers of all standards challenged and entertained for a lifetime, let alone a week. The off piste potential is limitless and the snow record enviable.
Val d'Isère has plenty to offer less enthusiastic skiers too. The new Oxygen centre has fantastic facilities including 2 swimming pools, climbing wall, multi activity sports hall, fitness suite, gym, squash courts and a Wellness area with sauna, steam bath, spa, cold baths and hydro-massage.
Designated walking trails are a great way of appreciating the scenery and there is an ice rink, husky riding, parapenting, skidooing, cross country skiing and much more.
There is a wealth of quality restaurants in the village and on the mountain (many of which are accessible to non skiers). The shops and galleries offer some great shopping (both the window and the real varieties).
When to travel
Val d'Isère boasts one of the longest ski seasons in the world because, unlike other resorts above 1800m, 80% of the skiing happens above 2000 metres. As a result, early and late season offer reliable great conditions. Being high, it is cold though and we think March and April are the best times to visit Val.
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Location and directions
Val d`Isère, France
Nearest lift is the Olympique cable car which is a 5 minute walk.
How to get there
Scott Dunn offers scheduled British Airways flights from London to Geneva followed by private or shared transfers (2hr 30mins). Regional and private flights and private and helicopter transfers can also be arranged. Alternative airports include Lyon (2hrs 45mins transfer) or Chambery (1hr 30mins transfer). Helicopter transfers take around 30mins.
