Great atmosphere and decor. An incredibly welcoming and friendly team, and a fab restaurant. The raclette is excellent! We also loved watching skiers go by from the room balcony.

Unfortunately the ski-in-ski-out was too challenging for me as a beginner (it’s a blue but surprisingly steep and icy), and the walking route to the ski lifts/village is quite far (p.s google maps recommends a non-existent walking route). The free shuttle bus helps take you part the way up, but the bus route is not convenient for the way down. We would have liked tea and coffee making facilities in the room.

Really cosy & clean, with good quality furnishings & stylish decor throughout. All staff were super friendly and accommodating. The hotel is ski-in/ski-out (but perhaps not for beginners, the blue that runs past the hotel can get a bit dicy towards the end of the day). The restaurant is also very nice, serving traditional Savoyard dishes & some chef's specials.

The restaurant wasn't serving pizza at all when we stayed, despite it being on the menu, and they don't have much else that fussy kids are likely to want to eat. Also, you had to order breakfast items from a limited menu the night before, and it was €17 per head, so we didn't bother.

Location, location, location but it should be a well kept secret. The entire hotel was state of the art style and innovation. From the taps in the bathroom to the key fob entry system, heated ski lockers and the additional tables between tables at breakfast. Amazing

The only issue was that the restaurant was closed for a month. As this was at the end of the season I fully understand but we were travelling from UK to Spain for 10 days and didn’t really want to be bothered with leaving once we’d arrived. Nevertheless breakfast was amazing.

Excellent location, its a very cozy place, seems like an boutique hotel, sauna is free, the staff is super nice, great experience overall!

The toilet is separated from the shower and to the sink to wash your hands, they are in two different rooms but very close to each other so not a problem really. Breakfast a bit boring (mostly bread, croissants and cheese) not many (healthy) options.

We have stayed at La Ferme 3 times now, this visit, saw improved rooms, great attention to detail, and as ever very friendly and attentive staff. The beds super comfy, good sized room all great.

If you're being really picky, an improved choice for breakfast, but honestly it's great simple French and perfectly good enough.

The staff were very friendly and the style was great! Love the Molton Brown bath products. Ski in/ski out was great.

Lots of spiderwebs in the corners of the ceiling, no mini fridge, no menu of the restaurant in the room, no bathrobes to walk outdoors to the sauna. In other words, the style was more modern instead of traditional, but it was lacking in any extras. A bit of a walk into town.

The dinner was really good! The owner and the staff was very helpful and nice. It felt a little like a home away from home! we loved taking a drink on the veranda after a long day in the mountains

The breakfast could have been a little better (no eggs, no fresh juice, no local products) and a suggestion is to offer a picnic kit to brung to the mountain!

I booked this room by “mistake” didn’t know the area at all. it was for me a small paradise in this hard times I am facing ! The owner and his wife and their stuff are just excellent. The room is simple but very comfortable with an amazing view. Restaurant always full :) it amazes me that they have fresh vegetables from their own garden. Those people work so hard but love what they do.

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The location is perfect ski in / out. The restaurant is excellent with a varied menu. We dined both nights at the restaurant and it did not disappoint The staff is super attentive and nice.

In short, the place is amazing, truly taken care of with heart and soul by exceptionally friendly and accommodating owners. Thank you for wonderful stay and can't wait to come back. Aleksandra Scharff-Hansen