Boutique Hotels in Val Thorens

Everything beautiful location with an amazing view really cosy downstairs area for food and drinks especially In the evening with the fire lit will 100% be back next year

Very nice , clean and comfortable The personal are very polite. Vito the manger is very nice

The location was ski in / ski out

Great breakfast. Awesome location. Really nice spa facilities. Beautiful decor. Helpful staff.

Excellent position. Highest point in Les menuires. Easy to ski down to sunny and miss any queues (not that there were any really at Easter at all). Family room with two bedrooms (feels more like a small apartment) has great views and a lovely little snug bedroom with bunk beds for kids. Swimming pool is fantastic. Food is excellent. Lovely meals (if you fancy something different/cheap then pizza Lili is a good option). We didn't go half board but it would be a good option. Breakfast is delicious. Staff are all really nice and helpful. Ski hire is next door/connected to hotel Prosneige ski school was great (and Jacks cafe next to it is good/good value/good coffee)

Great location for skiers, although a little low (topographically) for April, when snow is scarce and you still have to walk from the slope 50m to the ski room. Not terrible, it's definitely worth the sunny April weather. Staff was very kind and helpful! Parking was available outside at no extra cost. There is an underground parking as well, for 15E/night, but I didn't use it, and I think it had chargers for EVs, but not sure. The room was a very small apartment, with a view of the slope. It had a small kitchen with an electric oven, although not too generous on cookware, tableware or kitchen essentials. Really comfy and clean bed, loved the mattress. SPA was great overall, free to use together with the saunas. The pool, although not small, had a "swim-against-the-current" jet which is nice to help you swim "infinitely" :D Saunas were great, although overcrowded and the door was open a lot, since people were in and out, which rendered them useless. I guess there is a peak time when you should avoid the SPA, around 18:00, when everyone comes back from the slope.