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Top Courchevel Ski Resort Hotel Reviews

Hôtel Le Montana

10/10 Excellent

"We booked this hotel due to its proximity to the start line of the Millet XTrail race (the hotel is 3K from the start). The staff was very helpful with supporting runners for the race by having a special breakfast time of 04:00am to accommodate runners for the 05:30am race start. This was very thoughtful and much appreciated. The hotel and rooms are clean and provide everything needed for a comfortable stay. There is free parking across the street, 100 m from the hotel, as well as paid parking right next to the hotel. There is a grocery store next to the hotel, as well as a restaurant. Within a 10-min drive of the hotel are plenty of options for restaurants and shopping. If you are into pizza, we ate at the Barometer restaurant in Meribel, and the pizza was great. I will repeat both places when I come back again."

Madame Vacances Hôtel Courchevel Olympic

10/10 Excellent

"Very nice people great location ... room little sad and old"

Madame Vacances Hotel Le Mottaret

10/10 Excellent

"The aesthetics and Friendliness of the staff were the highlights of the stay"

Hotel de la Loze

10/10 Excellent

"Great situation, on the slopes, ok view"

Alpes Hôtel du Pralong

10/10 Excellent

"I think they should make some options for the kids club and nanny for kids 3-5 years old… because if you came with the kid to the hotel… there is nothing to occupy the kid, no option to take nanny service and to go for skiing and party lunch… other hotels has those options. Restaurant prices are to high this year and menu is very limited… bagatelle prices for food were cheaper"