The interior of the hotel is just as you imagine a chalet in the Alps should be, with lots of pine walls, beamed ceilings and stacked with attractive memorabilia, so very attractive and cosy. The bedroom was spacious, and the bed extremely comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful, and dinner in the restaurant was very good although not a lot of choice of dishes. There was private, secure car parking available.

The hotel is right in the middle of a very busy street in the town of Briancon, and the terrace from the bedroom didn’t have a great view - buildings mostly with just a glimpse of mountain tops in the distance.

Very friendly staff, and apparently the attached restaurant downstairs is very good (I was not able to book a table though). Cosy mountain décor, and accessibility to the train station by 10 min on foot; and the main shopping street is right downstairs

It didn’t bother me but the hotel is in a heritage building and there are no elevators and the stairs are steep. So I imagine it would be difficult for anyone with mobility issues to access the rooms which are on the first or second floor.

The hotel is very well positioned, with many places to eat and several parkings in very close proximity. The hotel itself is very nicely decorated, and everything is made of wood, hence you feel a very nice specific smell everywhere.

The lady in the reception was probably quite busy and tired, as she shown no intention to offer any information or recommendation. The bathroom door was not closing very well and couldn't be locked.

Loved the Alps decor on the walls. Staff very friendly even though they had minimal English. Secure undercover parking. Had a kettle and toaster. In the centre of Briancon and close to restaurants and shops. Microwave. Comfortable bed and pillows.

Needed more cooking equipment.

The apartment was very well decorated and much more spacious than I expected. We had the ground floor apartment with rooms on two levels and with 2 balconies. Very practical and easy, with very tasteful antique furniture - I really enjoyed the feel and ambience of the place and slept beautifully here. We were able to hold a drinks reception for about 20 people, which was awesome. We took a sneak peak at the apartment above, when the cleaners arrived and that was another fantastic place with two rooms on the same level. Very special. The place was cozy and warm, with piping hot water and well equipped for cooking. Ideally located for the best Boulangerie in France, a great Boucherie and a Chocolatier to die for - a Valentines Day life-saver for me! It was about a 10 minute walk to Ski-set ski hire, who had a good system of being able to leave skis in the shop and shoes on the bot shelves.

The electric occasionally tripped out and the internet connection was a little slow. I would have preferred a toilet in the en-suite, rather than in the lounge (a little quirky...) - but this didn't really spoil the overall enjoyment for me.

This was an unexpected pleasure. I opted to pay slightly more for a view and ensuite bathroom, and am very happy that I did. The decor is rustically wonderful. The bathroom is maybe the best one I've had in France. The beds are comfortable and the staff are very kind. Thumbs up from me.

The hotel has a lot of character and is a short walk from the telecabine.

We managed, but some guests could have problems getting their suitcases up three flights of stair if they are on the top floor.

The Loft room was great. A lot of space and very tastefully decorated. Traditional but with a modern twist. The breakfast was lovely and we ate in the restaurant one evening and the food was wonderful.

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Lovely traditional style hotel Clean Comfy beds Separate bath to shower

Room too hot, unable to adjust Breakfast not included and were charged on leaving

Nice and charming room and furniture design. Views from the balcony. Central location.

Dishes and kitchen being sticky (uncleaned oil).