The hotel was great, it had a large spacious living area and huge dining area with great views. The rooms were small but well appointed and had everything you needed for a ski trip. The location of the hotel was on a ski run so access during the day on foot was a walk up or down the slope so may not be suitable for everyone but great as a ski in ski out location. After the pistes had closed the hotel had a snow vehicle that could ferry you up to Flaine Foret. The sauna and hot tub were great. The staff and manager were very friendly and accommodating. The ski shop recommended by the hotel was great - very efficient and I had the best skis I have ever hired. We walked down the red run to get to the shop in the morning - I would not recommended this unless you have a sledge. Better to walk up to Flaine foret and the get the funicular lift down to Flaine Forum.

We booked the restaurant for the first evening meal and the following lunch. The evening meal had a limit menu and was expensive so we were a little disappointed with the quality of the food and the polenta chips were not edible (do avoid if possible). The lunch menu was far more extensive but unfortunately despite having a late sitting at 2pm the service was so slow and our food after a hour of waiting came out cold. Very disappointing but the staff were nice and it was an extremely busy day. We decided after two unsuccessful meals to eat else where for the rest of our stay.

Great location for ski in, ski out. Close to all lifts and ski school. Helpful staff. Great facilities- boot room, ski locker, sauna and jacuzzi. Comfortable Lounge on the first floor alongside the restaurant.

Unusual room layout of our room with the shower in the bedroom, but not a problem.

The Lapiaz Hotel is very well presented, clean, tidy and has great facilities. The spa and hot tub are perfect for relaxing after a day on the pistes. The rooms are comfortable and stylish. Breakfast is good, with a small selection of cereals, pastries, yoghurt, fruit and eggs on offer. I would highly recommend eating in the restaurant in the evening, whilst the menu is limited, the food cooked is excellent. This is a true ski in / ski out hotel, with a short red piste as you leave in the morning. Going into Flaine Forum is manageable and you have a choice of two routes; 1. the adventurous can careful walk down the edge of the red piste, and cross over into the back of the Forum, 2. you can head up towards Le Bissac and walk towards Flaine Foret past the magic carpet adjacent to the leaner slope. Towards the farthest end of the Forum there is a lift between Flaine Forum and Flaine Foret. The 2nd route is the easiest way back to the hotel at night.

The shower in the bedroom is very quirky, maybe not an issue for couples but not ideal for others. The addition of a privacy film on the glass would be a significant improvement. As with every hotel in the alps, there is a lack of hangers in the wardrobe.

The location is perfect for ski in and ski out. Our son is only 5 and spent most of his time on bunny slopes but was able to ski down himself. You can also walk to the village or use a free lift when open (or ask for a drop off/pick up by a snowmobile when lifts are closed). They also help with your luggage and ski equipment - there is an additional discount if using a specific ski shop and they are very accommodating there as well. The hotel staff is super attentive and goes out of their way to help. We also really enjoyed the breakfast, you got everything you needed and all ingredients were of great quality. The jacuzzi was also a great feature even though it was a touch too hot for us and our son enjoyed the board games/toys in the restaurant/bar area.

The rooms are compact even though they are very stylish, clean and offer plenty of storage. The only thing I was missing was a mirror in front of the dressing table as our mirror was only directly by the sink. But this is very much a personal preference and might be just our specific room.

Very good breakfast with good variety and timing. Wonderful views of the mountains Spacious sauna and cedar spa bath, big enough for 6 people. Small scale and good family atmosphere. The staff were extremely helpful and took trouble to meet our needs. They picked us up in the snow cat with our luggage. The whole hotel was thoughtfully designed with high quality materials. Secure external ski store and boot store where Proski delivered hired equipment.

Difficult to get and from the hotel between 830am and 5.30pm when the snow cat was not allowed to operate. Therefore It meant walking on snow for about 150m, across red or green ski pistes. So, difficult for non skiers to access the hotel, but the staff helped as much as possible

Breakfast was nice; I would expect that when the hotel is full, the variety will be higher. The room was spacious. The sauna was nice and clean. The location is perfect as a starting point for the trip to the mountains.

There is no space in the SPA for calm rest after the sauna. There is no private space to have a shower after the sauna. People sitting in the jacuzzi and those living in room nr.9 (I think) when going out of the room have a nice view of your nude body during showering. The jacuzzi was woody and did not look nice inside as the wood was looking like covered with mold. This is probably due to the incompatibility of wood with highly chlorinated hot water.

Stylish property with rooms of a very good size and a bar restaurant that are of the highest standards! We stayed in ski season so the heated boot room and ski storage for this ski in/out property were fantastic. The spa and sauna was a treat after a long day on the slope! Highly recommend!

The only small downside was breakfast was very limited and could have had more options.

Beautifully decorated. Exceptionally beautiful location on the slopes. Most of the staff were fantastic especially Juliet and Etienne. We were a little concerned about the walk to and from Flaine but it was okay but I recommend walking boots!

There was a bit of confusion on when breakfast was being served. Would have liked additional towels for the spa and bath robes in the room

The breakfast was a buffet style with boiled eggs. It was just perfect. Fresh fruit with yogurts, meats and cheeses. Fresh juisces and lots of different bread and pastries. The staff made the tea and coffee freshly for us. The location was just amazing. Perched on the side of the piste. The views were amazing. You could either walk down the short red run to the town or alternatively Rickier would take you in the snow mobile after 5.30pm and collect you up to 10pm. As soon as we rang to say we needed collecting Ricker was there. He was fantastic. Very chatty and smiley and knowledgeable about the local area. He was so helpful with our bags and skis and knew the answer to every query we had. Paul, the barman was also amazing. Very friendly, helpful and always smiling. The lunches were awesome. The atmosphere at lunch time was just what we needed. Despite always being busy the food arrived quickly and freshly cooked. The portion size was great.

There was nothing I could say that was negative about the hotel and the staff.

Location excellent and right on the slopes. Nice green run to get beginners legs back into skiing on the first morning and a nice red run straight into the action right outside the front door! Great food in the restaurant - both evening and lunch time. Friendly staff. Great pick up and drop off in the evenings in the snow cat vehicle.

Hot breakfast option was a bit disappointing. Small batch of scrambled egg, which had run out on our first morning and they refused to make any more. Poor. Also eggs to boil yourself ran out one morning too. Could do with a bit more hot food, which is pretty standard in most hotels, these days and which sets you up well for a days skiing. (e.g. bacon and sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes ??) Evening meal was excellent. But maybe a few simpler/cheaper options on the menu too, for those who want something simpler. eg. some of the lunch options to be available in the evening too? A noisy private party on the Saturday night, meant that guests could not use the restaurant that night and were kept awake by loud music past 1am.