Definitely a great location, we had 2 rooms overlooking the ski lifts. These are not south facing rooms. So its a choice of either view of the ski lifts, or sunny side.
Rooms were nothing special, although larger than standard, lots of wardrobe and storage space.
Nice bathrooms with plenty of counter space, and deep bath. Housekeeping were very efficient, and the rooms were spotless.
Front desk staff were friendly and helpful. The main down side for us was the lounge area had little atmosphere. Although it had a log fire and fairly comfortable seating, it was not a cosy place for a drink, to socialise, or do anything else really except use internet which was patchy to say the least. The choice of music played in the lounge bordered on bizarre, considering this is a family hotel and not a techno nightclub.
The restaurant was excellent for dinner. The food was fresh and tasty, obviously a talented chef at the helm.We had a dessert with berries with every strawberry bursting with flavour (not common in the middle of winter). I think a lot may be lost in the menu translation from french to english. One of our party bravely chose something that translated to something like 'fish in jelly' which turned out to be an amazingly delicious salsa of smoked fish, capers and crunchy veg, nothing like what we were expecting.
The breakfast was OK, usual offerings with boiled Eggs. The restaurant staff are really great. Genuinely friendly, with nice smiles, and patient with stragglers and latecomers. Even willing to put up with poor attempts at speaking French with kindness.
The hotel is very close to the fantastic Aquatic centre (also Gym, wellness etc) This is a top class facility so take your bathers. Its just a hundred metres or so away
If the internet was fully functional and the lobby a bit more convivial i would definitely give this hotel 5 stars, but even as it stands we really enjoyed it.