This hotel is in need of refurbishment, but don't let that put you off. It is spotlessly clean, and the proprietors give a very good and friendly service. The structure and fixtures and fittings are old fashioned, so don't go if you only want a place like an Ibis or a Novotel - this is a traditional, old fashioned, provincial,... More

Real old school art nouveau hotel, big rooms and comfy beds. Great location right at the entrance to the town centre. Parking out the back, and room for bikes, skis below. To be critical it was a bit faded and shabby (wonky showers and peeling wallpaper), but I'd rather pay this price (around 100 euros for a family room) for... More

Great local French food. The hotel is a little shabby and dated, but it is run by a great family. If you want luxury and modern stay up the mountain if you want a little of real France then stay down here.

Sure it's outdated. But if you're spending so much time indoors in Bourg d'Oisans that it bothers you, you should probably stay home. The family staff are exceptionally kind and hospitable.€10 breakfast seemed a bit pricey for the basics, but the €65 to sleep two is tough to beat.

Stayed here for the second time in a year. Find the other reviews interesting. From my experience, this is a typical provincial French hotel, built in 1936 and definitely seen better days but full of character. Owners and staff helpful. Breakfast basic but adequate, fresh bread and selection of hams and cheeses, cereals, Danish pastries, coffee and juice. Bedroom and... More

Picture this, you've driven for hours and can't wait to get into your hotel. You arrive and look slightly sceptically at the outside of the hotel you've prebooked. 'The rooms might be ok' you say, holding out hope that they may have spent some cash on the interior. You trudge up to the second floor (the lift doesn't look like... More

This Hotel has so much atmosphere. Yes it is old and a little faded in places, but you couldn't wish for more a more helpful family who run the place. Any problem was dealt with immediately and the food was incredible. As someone above said, don't go there expecting the Ritz - it isn't, but to my mind it's far... More

If you're accustomed to five-star establishments or sterile chain hotels then, yes, you'll probably agree with those reviewers who were horrified by this place. However, if you're accustomed to cheap-and-cheerful British seaside guesthouses, for example, then you'll be perfectly happy here. What it lacks in sophsitication it more than makes up for in character: it's full of unchanged 1930s art... More

On arrival, could tell was not going to be good as is VERY shabby from the outside, once inside get given my room and then given no help lifting my suitcase up the stairs. I stayed in room 6 which is for 4 people, very small, alot of things broken eg. 2 draws,china light. The toilet was a no go... More