Hotel Les Cimes du Soleil
An amazing situation in a fantastic resort. All the rooms have a beautiful panoramic views and the hotel has many facilities. A good value for money option!
- Hotel
- All Inclusive
- 1m to slopes
- 50m to shops
- Ski in/out
- Just a 5 minutes’ walk to resort centre
- Family friendly with kid's club
- Wellness area with: sauna, hammam, fitness romm
Overview
In the heart of this quaint car-free resort, all the commons area have been renovated for the 22/23 season. The terrace and the rooms offer a beautiful panorama over the mountains and the resort.
The hotel is an excellent choice for family, friends and couples. A new all inclusive formula with all meals and drinks included. An evening entertainment with shows, concerts, music live, etc.
Description
Location
Ski in/out access, 100 metres to the resort center, 500 metres to the ski school meeting point.
The club is located in the heights of the resort and offers amazing panorama and a direct location at the foot of the slopes.
Rooms
The hotel has 259 renovated or newly built rooms, 8 floors and a lift that serves all the floors.
Al rooms have been renovated and have twins or double beds (specify when booking). They all have a cable/satellite flat screen TV with English speaking channels, safe and phone. They all have a bath with shower attachment or shower room room, hairdryer, a heated towel rail and separate WC.
Wi-Fi is included in every room.
Towels are provided and beds made on arrival.
A free baby kit is available on request (cot, bath, bottle warmer and lounger). High chair and booster are available at the restaurant.
-Classic Twin bedrooms (17m²) - sleeps 1-2: Twin beds or 1 double bed, the majority have a balcony.
-Classic Panoramic View Twin bedrooms (17m²) - sleeps 1-3 (max 2 adults): Twin beds or 1 double bed, many with a balcony and all with panoramic views.
-Classic Panoramic View Family bedrooms - sleeps 4 : Two interconnecting twin rooms with panoramic views.
-Classic Panoramic View Triple bedrooms (22m²) - sleeps 3 :Twin or a double bed and a sofa bed for a child under 12, some with balcony and all with a panoramic views.
-Larger Panoramic View Family bedrooms (22m²) - sleeps 5-6:Two interconnecting triple rooms and with panoramic views.
Facilities
- hotel bar and lounge
- sun terrace
- Heated ski equipment storage room
- live music
- onsite ski shop
- Games area with billiards table
- Evening entertainment
- Snack bar
- Hotel kids’ club (with big snack every day for a friendly and festive return to skiing with pancakes, sweets, etc.)
Wellness area with sauna, hammam, fitness room and body treatments
Meals
All inclusive hotel with breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks. Breakfast will include a selection of hot and cold options including cereals, fruit, yogurts, freshly baked breads and pastries, fresh coffee and tea. Buffet lunch with salad, hot dishes, cheese and desserts. Picnic option instead of lunch is also possible. Packed lunches available on request (additional supplement).
They are two restaurants and a bar.
The evening dinner offers meals with salads, hot dishes, cheese and desserts. Savoyard raclette and fondue evening (once a week) at Le Cedre Rouge (reserve at the reception).
Drinks at the bar include: beers, cocktails, soft drinks, wine by glass and hot drinks. The bar is open 7 days a week from 10 am till midnight.
There is a coffee/tea/water self service station available from midnight till 7 am.
Special dietary available:
- Gluten free
- Vegetarians
Accommodation Attributes
Accommodation Facilities
About Avoriaz 1800
This also attracts better skiers, as do some great black pistes. The most notable of these is 'The Wall', which plunges you down into Switzerland and should only be tried by those with plenty of tough miles under their belts. But don't despair beginners and intermediates - there are countless motorway pistes across the whole network to get you sorted and smiling.
As a purpose-built resort, Avoriaz was one of the first to work out a largely sensible layout. There are no cars, making for a calm, safe atmosphere. Lifts are very close to the accommodation, which varies greatly depending on the age of the building. Horse-drawn sleighs are popular and very romantic in an evening after dinner. Because of its attractions, Avoriaz often gets crowded and can be expensive. There are about 25 restaurants (some good, but pricey) and reasonable nightlife. The ski school is excellent. Children are well catered for, including a very good kids' village and Geneva is only two hours away.
Overall, Avoriaz is blessed with a number of qualities to establish its excellent reputation in the region. It's good for its snow, its challenging skiing and the fact that you can always ski to your door.
