Flaine Hotel Guide. P&V Hotels in Flaine, Alpes du Nord

The hotel is great. The location is on the a slope but quite a remote one so you need to get a lift to go up to come down to it. I did have visions of it being at the bottom of the main slopes to ski in. You also need to get the free shuttle to get to and from the main resort area which we didnt appreciate.

Very helpful reception staff, were not aware of planned late arrival despite this being documented on booking form. We had contacted hotel separately as advised so this was not a problem and they arranged for our appartment key to be left in a key safe at reception as reception is not manned 24hrs. However it proved a little difficult to first of all find the hotel contact details from the booking form and then only a telephone number and no email contact was provided and it took some perseverance to actually get a reply. Be aware when booking for more than two people that these are appartments sleeping 6-7 with two bedrooms and additional pullout beds in the sitting room. We had a party of four and did not wish to all be sharing one room but by booking two rooms we actually ended up with two appartments!

A good apartment and an enjoyable stay. We eat breakfast in but had other meals out. The kitchen is however well equipped and it would be easy to make simple meals in it. If you don't fancy the ski in/out option, it is about a 5 min bus ride/taxi ride from the ski lifts and the hotel has a helpful free shuttle service which you can use in the evenings. The hotel ski shop closes in the afternoon so bear this in mind if you are intending to pick up skis after 1 pm. There is another ski shop which you can walk to and which will collect the skis from the hotel at the end of your stay. The room has a Nespresso coffee machine so you may wish to pack coffee for this. If not you can buy individual capsule from reception for 70c.