Low standard P&V ski hotel. Very disappointing . From my experience, P&V has much better facilities.

Fair play fantastic stay.

Family of 4 - Two apartments.

We stayed at Pierre & Vacances in Arc 1800 and were unfortunately quite disappointed with the experience. Upon arrival, after a long and tiring journey, we were met with unmade beds. Apparently, if you don’t explicitly ask, they just leave them like that. Not exactly the warm welcome you hope for. After complaining, the reception did send someone to make them, but it left a bad first impression.

For a ski vacation, comfort and warmth are key — yet the towel warmers were shut off throughout the hotel. When we asked, we were told one had exploded so management decided to turn all of them off. That logic still escapes me.

The ski room was especially frustrating — poorly designed with very few benches to sit on while getting gear on or off. To top it off, the lights are on an automatic timer that shuts off randomly, leaving you in the dark while trying to wrangle boots and skis.

The apartment itself was run down, with walls showing signs of heavy wear and tear: scratches, bumps, even marker drawings. It just didn’t feel clean or properly maintained.

Also, don’t expect much in terms of hotel facilities. It’s basically just the apartment units — no cozy lounge, spa, or anything that makes it feel like a ski hotel.

On the positive side, the reception staff were friendly and tried their best to assist us within the limits of what they could offer — but overall, this place felt like it was just going through the motions. Would not return.

Rooms and location are both fine. All rooms are apartments, small and functional. For tourists staying for a while an English news channel would be helpful ?. Expensive for single occupancy.

Super location for skiing. Rooms slightly small however to be expected for proce range. Reception very helpful