Les 3 Vallées

This design hotel’s authenticity extends to its accommodation options, where just 30 rooms and one suite hark back to 1950’s France with their retro furniture and vintage photos on the walls. There are modern comforts too, including Wifi, a coffee machine and television.
All have a balcony, with views either of the village or the ski slopes.

Comfort

Sleeps: 2 Adults

The Comfort Rooms are cosy spaces perfect for two, either in one double or two single beds. They have a balcony with views of the village or the slopes, en suite with a bath tub for post-ski soaks, a mini-bar, coffee maker, and welcome products.

Privilege

Sleeps: 2 Adults , 1 Child

These larger rooms have a balcony and views of the village or the ski slopes. The room has two single beds or one double bed and an extra bed for a child.
The en suite bathroom has a tub, and a Privilege Room can be connected with a Comfort Room for families who require the additional space.

Suite

Sleeps: 2 Adults , 2 Children

The standalone Suite at the hotel is 68m² of space on the top floor, with a terrace boasting views of the village. With the feel of your own private chalet it has a living room with a fireplace, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate shower room.

• Accessible accommodation
• Interconnecting rooms
• Spa/wellness

As with all elements of the hotel, the food and drink offering showcases the locality with a hint of nostalgia to create a distinctly alpine dining experience. Think simple mountain-inspired produce served in hearty dishes packed full of flavour in cosy and welcoming settings.

Le Restaurant de L’Épicerie

Taste the region at this mountain restaurant which serves three meals a day from its stylish restaurant and outdoor terrace. Start with pâté, soup or smoked trout, then move onto pasta, risotto, goat’s cheese salad or potée. Dessert can be a selection of French cheeses, homemade chocolate mousse or a tarte tatin.

The Bar

Next to the fire in the lobby of the hotel with views of the mountain you can grab a comfy seat for a snack or light lunch from The Bar. There is soup, croque-monsieur, meat and cheeseboards, salads and an epic club sandwich with chips. It’s also a great place to pop into for après-ski, with a cocktail menu for grown-ups and hot chocolates with whipped cream for kids and non-drinkers.

The L’Épicerie

This authentic grocery store is a place to pick up Alpine produce to take home, from strawberry jam to bottled spirits; there are plenty of delicious souvenirs on offer.

Ski & Winter Activities

There is plenty to enjoy on the snowy slopes outside the hotel’s door, with facilities for skiers including; ski-in-ski-out access, a ski store and equipment storage.
The hotel is 150 yards from chair lifts and there are ski schools close by too.
Les 3 Vallées encourages unique experiences in the snow, like Last Track, where you’ll have drinks and appetizers on the mountain at nightfall, before trying out night skiing with a headlamp. Dog sledding and moon bikes are other activities you can try.

Spa & Wellness

Warm up from the winter wonderland outside with a visit to the hotel’s spa with its large hot tub, sauna and steam room – all of which guests can use for free.
A menu of treatments include the Alpine Muscle Ease Remedy, perfect for skiers, and a small selection of mini-therapies for children over the age of eight.
Wellness from Beaumier takes a holistic approach, with healthier dining choices, personalised treatments and an encouragement to get into nature at every opportunity.

Family

This small and cosy hotel with interconnecting rooms and ski-in-ski-out access is an excellent choice for families.
When you’re not having lessons and on the slopes, the hotel can arrange activities including: tobogganing, Snakegliss (where you take a seat on a train of sleds and zigzag down the slopes!) and Snow Sensations where children are taught to slide on different machines. Nearby the Aquamotion waterpark offers a contrasting family activity to the snow-based experiences.