A Good Night Of Sleep In Alpe Dhuez

After spending a day at fast tempo on the slopes, you certainly wish to get an accommodation that suits your needs, and whatever they might be, you will find it in Alpe d'Huez without too much trouble.

Whether you prefer to stay in a hotel with your loved one(s), or you prefer the autonomy of a self-catering apartment, many options are available, from basic to four-star accommodations. Skiing with your family, some friends, or your beloved, if you want to stay in a hotel but do not put too much importance on frills, the lower categories of hotels will suit your needs. For example, the hotel Les Gentianes, a two-star hotel, counts a few equally rated accommodations in the resort, each counting less than 20 rooms and all welcoming guests in a cosy and family-like atmosphere. Breakfast is offered and half board is an option available in many.

Many skiers find that apartments offer them more flexibility. The fully equipped kitchen found in all allows families to cook their own meals, which means significant cost cutting. Generally bigger than hotel rooms, the apartments' extra space provides fellow holidaymakers (a bit of) privacy. Just like hotels, apartments also come in different categories and, for example, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom, a balcony and, of course, some beds are standard facilities in each of the studios and apartments of the basic two-star Residence Odalys.

If you prefer, and can afford, a bit more luxury, Alpe d'Huez apartments can certainly also suit your desires. The apartments in the four-star category usually offer extra equipment, such as a television, a dishwasher, and even a vacuum cleaner. Also, these apartments are normally more spacious and frequently include closed bedrooms, which is particularly interesting for families. The very reputable residence chains Madame Vacances and Pierre