(Review of dinner service at the * restaurant at this hotel, La Table de l'Ours)…read more The chef's tasting menu here at La Table de l'Ours is a Michelin-endorsed spectacle. Each course is better than the next and we all felt that the arctic char was a special achievement: a large portion that still "belonged" in a fine dining lineup. Everything from the seats to the plates was commendable. Only complaint was that dinner was painfully long. Nearly 4 hours passed between walking in and walking out of the restaurant. Really had us wishing they offered 5:30 PM reservations in Europe.

While I'm not saying this is a 5 star hotel relatively speaking, for a ski accommodation it was…read morefantastic. I've been going on ski holidays to the Alps for years and my expectations are moderate when it comes to these places. The hotel itself was renovated fairly recently (5-7 years?) and it shows. The rooms are significantly larger than I've been used to and all the fixtures and general feel of the place is very good. The beds are comfortable but could use a bit of a refresh. The hotel itself is a small 5 minute walk to the lifts, or just a couple of minutes to the bus stations that will take you to one of the Daille or Fornet. Ski shops and restaurants are located all around, and a market is literally next door making shopping extremely easy. The staff are truly friendly and great, and the meals were generally excellent compared to the usual fare. Very much recommended if you're heading out to Val.

From the owner: Les chambres et les suites du Savoie cultivent un luxe discret où règne une ambiance de chalet de…read moremontagne. Subtilement équilibrée entre tradition et création, la décoration invite au calme et au bien-être : s'installer confortablement dans un fauteuil, déguster un bon chocolat chaud en observant la nuit tomber... la soirée commence. Le secret d'un séjour d'exception réside dans le souci du détail et la recherche de l'excellence. Ainsi, au Savoie, est-il possible d'avoir accès au business corner, à la bibliothèque de DVD, de prévoir une soirée igloo ou une séance de conduite sur glace mais aussi de créer des forfaits de ski à la réception et de profiter d'une navette privée jusqu'aux pistes. Dès leur arrivée à l'hôtel, les enfants sont accueillis avec l'attention qu'ils méritent. Ils découvrent jeux et cadeaux de bienvenue, guimauve et orangeade. Au Savoie, il existe une salle de jeux où fusent les rires des enfants. Des gardes d'enfants sont également prévues sur demande.

My favorite hotel in Val d Isere, very well located, next to the slope and in the middle of the…read moreshopping area. The rooms a roomy and comfy, great breakfast buffet and for the apres ski, a wondersful spa... what else

We went to Val D'Isere over the New Year. It was very busy. We took the precaution of booking 48…read morehours ahead for every evening, but somehow failed to do so for 1st Jan. We went into the town centre and became increasingly anxious until we found Auberge St Hubert. Inevitably in ski resorts the food is at best average. The lack of competition, the captive market, the lack of energy on the part of punters to seek out a good deal means that we're sitting ducks for uninspired food and service. Having said this, St. Hubert was pretty good. The food was good and generous, the service attentive and prompt. Possibly the best place we visited in the resort. If we ever go back there again we'll put it on our shortlist.

Cosy hotel run by a very nice family, if you get a room facing the lake you will have an amazing…read moreview. We stayed here for one week and deove to val-d'isere every day for skiing, it takes 10 minutes tops. The only negative thing during our stay was that we got disturbed during the first night as the person living in the room across the hall was talking in the phone in the middle of the night and as the isolation is quite bad could here every word. But this was only a problem the first night. I can really recommend this hotel for a more budget alternative to living in the village of val-d'isere.