Hotel Altitude

We felt like staying at home. The hotel is very warm and management is taking care of it so well with personal care of every client. Clean with nice decor, food was amazing, all congrats to chef, and the location the best in village. Happy to come again.

It’s a well located hotel IF you don’t need to get kids to ski school. If you do then you’ll find yourself on the complete opposite side of where you need to be. The staff are fine but I’d put the hotel down as more of a two star. The view is spectacular from the upper levels. We stayed on the third floor in a family room. The carpet had a musty smell, the sink leaked from the tap every single time you used it soaking anything left next to the sink. Lots of bits of mould in the water. It fairly desperately needs a refurb. The most difficult bit was the complete lack of appropriate lighting which seems petty but it was truly too dark to find your gear. We ended up using head torches when hunting through drawers. The mattresses were fairly shocking and the pillows win for worst I’ve ever seen in a hotel. They felt like they just had a few balls of cotton wool shoved in. If you have any kind of back/neck problems this wouldn’t be your best choice The food was good but beware you need to book well in advance and it’s a set menu. The Italian pizza place a block away was very good. If you are experienced skiers who don’t have children in tow with robust backs and low expectations of facilities this could work as a reasonably priced place to stay.

Everything is fine, but this is not a very friendly place. There is not enough staff, spa and sauna were closed bc of Covid without a single excuse or warning on the website, and the room was very old. Average breakfast despite wonderful staff. Location for skiers is perfect. Old room, very old carpet.