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"Very friendly and accommodating. Nice breakfast. Comfy room. Great stay and will stay again when passing through."

"Excellent right through maybe can add a bit more on breakfast cannot fault anything really "

"The accommodation was a bit cramped for five people with luggage, with limited storage. A sixth person spotless have been impossible Ski room not heated, so we took our ski boots back to the room each night to stay warm to aid in putting them in the next day Very helpful at reception Good dining options"

"Which was this hotel because of it’s close to the train station as well as the ski tram, which is a short walk. I was doing a ski trip so I made the logistics a lot easier. Didn’t realize that this hotel was in the sports center, which itself is quite impressive with a hockey rink three pools, curling rink, gymnasium, full gym and the bistro. Breakfast is pretty simple, but decent. The rooms are somewhat dorm style with two twin beds and a twin bunk. There is a Ski storage and the rooms had openable doors to the street and could crack open for some fresh air. Definitely not luxurious, but all the facilities made it quite a unique experience."

"Chalet Montriond, interesting place for a good ski in and ski out option. The location cannot be beaten. Parking available too but at an additional cost. The property however could do with a face lift. For a family room we were given bunk beds and the beds were not steady. For Switzerland, the standards were not met. There is a spa but essentially it’s only 2 saunas. They have space for a hot tub and that should be considered. The breakfast was repetitive and very boring and not as fresh as they claim to be. The dining options were limited- we ended up eating out mostly, and that becomes expensive. Overall, livable, but more of a hostel feel for the price we paid. Certainly please improve on the breakfast and dining options for your guests. "

"Belambra purchased the Club Med Avoriaz site. It's in a prime location in a breathtakingly bucolic setting in the French Alps above Morzine another notable Apline town. We purchased a 1-week, all inclusive package for four - 2 rooms, 2 adults each - for us and our two adult children (25 & 27), who shared a room. Rooms are quite small, with little room to move around, but practical, with enough closet and shelve space, a shower ans separate toilet. Our rooms had a wonderful view of the town below and mountains above, plus each a small balcony. This is a family oriented establishment, so if you don't want kids running around and rather boisterous activities to keep them entertained, you might want to look elsewhere. There seemed to be enough activities to keep the younger generation entertained, but I'd say it lacked for the older crowd, although I imagine that we were mostly interested in skiing. There is a ski rental shop right in the upper Lobby area and a very large equipment storage area with secured ski locks and boot warmers - TERRIFIC! Plus, the resort is ski-in, ski-out. The facility needs an upgrade, although it is still in fairly good condition considering. I think they invested in retro furniture, giving it a 70's/80's feel. The plus in all of this s the quality of the food. It's cafeteria buffet style, so very much of a free-for-all (get there early!), but there was enough to go around and I must say that the variety was ample for all appetites. 4-stars all around!"

"Apartment immaculate very happy will be booking again. "

"Perfect accommodation for a few days away skiing with family. Reception staff were very helpful and friendly. Laundry room available to dry clothing. Short walk to town and lifts. "

"Everything was as expected ."