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"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"

"Lovely decor, comfortable room, great staff. Shirt walk to the ski lifts"

"The chalet/lodge is on the road from morzine to avoriaz just after the last hair pin bend, tucked in the loop of the bend.Parking for 2 cars just outside front door.The ski slope is just off the corner of the bend, with the slope leading down to the super morzine lift. But due to the snow conditions, we elected to drive 5 mins up the road towards Avoriaz to the free parking by the Seraussaix farm, under the lift with same name. Short ski down to the Proclou lift got us into avoriaz area. We didn't bother going to morzine, and elected to ski in avoriaz and Swiss resorts all week. Blue skies all week, bit warm in afternoons. But snow held up well. Beatrice hosted us, living below the chalet. Really helpful and proactive. Doesn't speak any English but worked with our group French ability to communicate.She organise our first bread order, greeted is with lovely home baked biscuits and answered all our questions. The chalet is all wood decorated, with original 1800s wooden beams. A couple at head height. Living area seats 6 adults around big tv. Dining area easily fitted 8.Well equipped kitchen. Access to washing machine and dryer, although needed to not over use due to electricity costs. 1 bigger double bed room with en suite. 2 smaller double bedrooms and a small cabine bunk bedroom. Great main bathroom with big shower and 2 sinks. 2 separate toilets.Lobby entrance was ok for shoes and ski boots but not much room for skis. So skis stayed in cars all week.a"

"We stayed in the Cosy Chilly Powder for Three nights and really enjoyed the Experience. Great location at the foot of the main Avoriaz Gondola and you can ski in on your way down the Mountain. All the Team were Super Friendly and Helpful and food especially Breakfast Really Good. Felt like we were being hosted in someones Home Chalet. Would Highly Recommend Peter and Tracey "

"Fantastic hotel - so convenient for everything! The staff cannot do enough for you, they are all fabulous. The only downside was that the pool wasn’t warm and the heating system in the room didn’t work well. Made it harder to dry slightly damp ski gear! Thank you for an amazing stay. "

"We had a great time here, great chalet … only thing to be aware of is that the triple is a little snug for adults! "

"We couldnt recommend this property more. The location at the foot of the prodains cable car was perfect. The chalet itself was cosy and clean and its been designed making the best use of the space. The host was super helpful and communication was great. We hope to be back soon!"

"The property is located minutes from the center of Morzine. A free bus service brings you every 15 minutes to the center of town and the major ski lift. The chalets 6 bed and bathrooms are very comfortable, a large kitchen offers anything you wish and the fireplace makes it extra cosy. Overall a place to certainly return. "

"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!"