Top Hotels Near Aiguille Rouge in from AU$150

"Pros: 1. 10 Steps from the bakery ( very easy breakfast ) 2. 5 Steps to the grocery store - The food in the village gets a bit old due to lack of variety. Grocery trip was essential. 3. Very easy to park (we booked one week with one park parking garage under Arc 1950. They had our name on a list and told us what level to park on. We then could take the elevator right up to reception. This is fantastic if the weather is unfavorable.) 4. Complimentary Laundry room ( Bring your own soap. There was 1 Washer / 3 Dryers. Drying strings in both showers) Cons: 1. The kitchen well appointed with mini appliances. There were a few cooking utensils missing but overall good. (spatula) 2. 4 teas and 2 coffee pods provided, would have been nice to have more in the room given we were booked for 6 days. 3. Mid week fresh towels would have been nice. We just used the same towels, but this would have been a nice perk. 4. The beautiful cave looking pool was in a building at the other end of the village - in a spa. This was not available to us unless you paid for kids / adult entry or had a spa appointment. The hot tub outside reception was not warm and then the net day totally drained and had cover on. We saw no one use the pool. "

"A wonderful apartment. Clean and cosy with the most amazing view from the bedroom and lounge. Everything you could need was provided. Two ski lockers and access straight in and out to the piste made skiing a breeze. Great communication and the JustIn app made it easy for four of us to come and go without worrying about keys/cards. This apartment is highly recommended."

"Excellent property with ski-in/ski-out access to slopes! Highly recommend!"

"The appeal of this hotel is the location (Ski-in/out) and the price. Half board with wine and a premium ski-pass included for the same price as self-catering in Arc 1950. We visit Les Arcs for the skiing, so the single beds and tired rooms are perfectly acceptable. The food is varied and of good standard for the money. At breakfast, there are queues for the coffee machines, and they often run out of mugs or bowls, but this depends on the time and demand - It's really not a big issue. Don't go here if you expect a luxury experience - There's a five star hotel nearby if you want that, but it will be double the price and more, and the slopes are the same for everyone."

"The location couldn't have been better! Located right next to one of the quietest chairlifts in 1800."

"I and my family stayed there for a week. The place is quite small, but ok if you just sleep there. There is fully equipped kitchen with all you need to prepare your own meals. It is very close to the lifts and the village centre. Pool and saunas are available every afternoon which is a great place to relax after a day on the slopes.Prisca (the owner) is a great host. Fantastic communication. She will look after you remotely and answer all the questions.If I ever go back skiing in Les Arcs I know where I will be staying :-)"