Avoriaz Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Avoriaz, France

2* says it all really. It was a bit of a shock to find out you've got to make your own beds up when you get there and if the room isn't clean when you leave you can expect to lose your 200 Euro deposit! The kitchen has everything you need to cook a meal so no faults there. The shower is attached to the tap... it's pretty powerful but very messy as there's no shower curtain. If you're staying on the front of the hotel, don't expect to get a good night's sleep as you can hear people on the streets constantly throughout the night! Despite these flaws, the hotel is in a fantastic location. It is in the centre of the resort, there is a supermarket, bakery, pub and shops all metres away. If it's skiing you're going for, it's in an ideal location as you're near the drag lift up to the slopes. A ski locker is provided for all rooms, free of charge, which comes in handy. All in all, it's very basic but it's somewhere to sleep. It's in a prime location and it served its purpose for my trip.

Kind of isolated, kind of hard to get to in the first place--but awesome once you're there. Great on site services, great staff, great rooms, right on top of the slopes.

We were a little uncertain what to expect from this accommodation based on the reviews, but we're pleased to find the grumbles of previous residents were largely overexaggerated. The transport, which is included in the price, picks you up from the resort entrance and takes you to the doorstep of the hotel where receptionists are waiting to check you in. There are four or five buildings which are next to each other and all a few steps from the main reception. The apartment was clean and tidy. The decor is modern and of a good standard. We were two adults in an apartment for five people so we slept on the pull-out double bed in the lounge. The mattress was firm but perfectly comfortable. There was a bedroom containing two singles and an overhead pull-down bed and one cupboard with one rail and a few shelves. The toilet is separate to the bathroom. The bathroom has a bath with overhead shower, sink and the most efficient towel rail you will ever come across. The only observation was if the apartment was at full capacity, there would be a lack of storage space; however this would be fine for a couple or family of four. The kitchen had plenty of utensils, cutlery and crockery and there is a hob and microwave for cooking. We were really happy with this accommodation and would definitely stay again.

We stayed in the Malinka residence. The reception is staffed 24/7 over at Saskia which is about 10m from the Malinka. Room 407 is for 4 people. 2 bunk beds and a double sofa bed. You could fit a fifth person on the other single sofa if you weren't bothered about privacy. Saying that, there were only two of us staying there and along with all our snowboard gear, 2 board bags and a suitcase it was comfortable. It would have been very cramped if the room Was at max capacity. If you aren't bothered about personal space though and just want to snowboard then it's ideal and will make your stay super cheap. There is some well thought out storage with most nooks and crannies being some form Of storage which we utilised well. The place was very clean and we were pleasantly surprised that the room was far better than how any of the pictures portrayed it. The kitchen was well equipped with a hob and dishwasher, fridge, and the microwave doubled up as the oven. we had a balcony view of the kids freestyle park so good if you want to keep an eye on your little ones, plus it offered great views down to Morzine and across the valley. There is a board/ski/boot room that has access on to a blue run down to Procolou lift and the mini stash. It is just 50m from a Sherpa supermarket which is well stocked. Here are a couple of restaurants and bars also within 50m and its a pleasant 5-10 minute, if that, to the centre where the majority of bars, restaurants and shops are. We would stay here again

Location was perfect as it is literally across from Prodains Express and other main lifts in aavoriaz, also with ski rental shops and restaurant options less than 5 min walk away. Not really a hotel as the reception is only open for limited amount of hours in the day, so would recommend arriving during check in hours as they are not very accommodating otherwise. Room was nice and clean. Only breakfast option is pastries you have to order a day in advance. If bringing your own food or planning on eating out every meal, this is a good option location and cleanliness wise. Staff was nice and helpful.

This was our first holiday to Avoriaz although my husband has been skiing in Morzine before. Avoriaz was a short cable car ride and sits above Morzine. We skied very late in the season but Avoriaz still had a really good covering of snow and all the slopes were open. The hotel was a perfect base for our stay in Avoriaz. The hotel was close to the Prodain Express lift, close to the town centre (Les Festival) and perfect for skiing in and out of the door. I would not hesitate to recommend the Hotel des Dromonts (I have already told lots of friends and work colleagues about it) it was pricey but I firmly believe that you get what you pay for and it was simply the best skiing hotel I have ever stayed in.