Ho36 la Plagne

Good quality for the price and you can basically slide back next to the hotel after the day and walk 50m

Good and poor. I would happily return but with a little spending and attention the experience for guests could be so much better. It didn’t know if it’s an up market youth hostel or a boutique hotel. Good = location, ski hire and locker is great, shower room seems to be where they have refurbished, staff were ok and helpful. Dinner was decent quality. Poor = lots of evidence that this is an old building tarted up eg the door furniture (the toilet door lock was stuck open so wouldn’t close) furniture very basic, no side table so books, chargers, phones had to go on the floor next to the bed. The hotel photos make it look like a new boutique hotel but the whole place needs painting as it’s shabby. No kettle, no cups not even a glass. No TV (for Brits this may not matter too much given ski resorts don’t usually have English language channels). Bathroom hooks for towels are tiny so wet towels fell on the floor. The room opposite us was open and used as storage so I raised it for furniture and pillows given they only give you one. The big bar doesn’t open until 5:30pm so when you return from the slopes there is not even a coffee available which is very odd and with no room kettle means you need to bring your own and buy drinks in the local supermarket. The staff hang around the pool table which is odd in a hotel. Price is ok given location.

Good for the price. Very friendly staff.Easy access to the slopes. The room was big enough with a view of the pistes. Good choice for youngsters, groups, and families. Ski rental is also available, and professional.