Search Farmstay in La Maurienne

"This hotel is very contemporary yet homely, the beds are large, the rooms are larger than std. The balcony overlooking the mountains was an added touch, where we could sit and enjoy a coffe or wine and watch the skiers go by. Really nice to have inclusive access to a swimming pool and jacuzzi at the end of a day on the slopes. Spa treatments were very good and staff very experienced and freindly. Only downside was no chicken on the menu for a main all week. I dont really like red meat like...

"This is a property, that like the owners, is past its best. No buffet breakfast, its given to you on a plate. No self service coffee. Room decor is poor at best. Human hair on carpet tiles and skirting boards in room. Didnt bother staying for the second night."

"It was such a pleasure to stay at this unique establishment. The hosts take you in welcoming the place explaining their unique way of life. The location is great, next to parking lot right in town. The sauna on a rooftop with a stargazing bubble and mountain views is spectacular. The charcuterie plate serves thick cuts of local meats and cheese, don’t miss it. The dog Neige is a great St. Bernard welcoming you along with two cats."

"Very convenient place to stay if needing to travel through the Fryeus tunnel. "

"This accommodation is in an ancient, converted farmhouse. It has been refurbished in sympathy with the building and maintains plenty of character. The owners are lovely. Breakfast was delicious. The tiny mountain village is really pretty and unspoilt."

"Thankfully, we only needed a place to stay to break up a long journey. The whole building was unkempt and in need of updating. The bed was clean but uncomfortable, resulting in back pain. We were glad we had our own pillows. Plenty of hot water , clean white towels, but poor facilities. Thank you for the fridge and microwave....very useful"

"We enjoyed our stay here. It’s a fairly low key hotel in a low key town but very peaceful and friendly. The owners are very family focussed and there is a children’s toy area in the corner of the small restaurant. There’s a boot room downstairs for storing ski gear (and I believe my bikes in the summer). The set and a la carte menus are good if limited in choice which suited us. It’s necessary to book…as is the case with anywhere in Termignon and the other Val Cenis villages. "

"Petit appartement cosy, bien équipé, a refaire"