The Deluxe by Regina

Our holiday got off to a frustrating start when we arrived to find no one at reception. It turns out the reception desk isn’t staffed between 12:00 and 15:00, which wasn’t communicated to us beforehand. Thankfully, we had driven, so we were able to leave our luggage and skis in the car while we waited, but this was hardly the welcome we were expecting. The apartments themselves were poorly suited for a ski trip. While the bedroom areas were spacious, they lacked proper storage for clothes, let alone ski gear. There’s no wardrobe in the rooms—just an open shelf under the TV—and all the hanging space is in a shared, open area. For two couples, this arrangement was both impractical and awkward. On top of this, there were no bedside lights, so winding down with a book or relaxing in the evenings was an inconvenience. The bathrooms were another major letdown. One bedroom had a huge bathroom, while the other was much smaller, but neither offered proper privacy. As others have mentioned the glazed, only partially obscured, and unlockable bathroom doors were unnecessarily awkward. After a long day on the slopes, you expect comfort and privacy—this setup delivered neither. The kitchen facilities were unsuited for self-catering. The two-ring hob was so small and slow that cooking even simple meals was a hassle. To make matters worse, the advertised toaster wasn’t provided, and it took a lot of back-and-forth with staff to finally get one. Hot water and heating—a necessity after a day of skiing—were another source of frustration. The apartment has no heating or hot water during the day, which meant having shower if you returned early from the slopes wasn’t an option. Even when the hot water was available, the taps and showers took a ridiculous 5-10 minutes to heat up - and the bath water never reached a decent temperature. The apartment’s layout was also problematic. There was a strange abundance of empty floor space but minimal seating. The bench in the living area only fits two people sitting bolt upright, making it impossible for everyone to sit together and relax in the evenings. This lack of comfort really detracted from the experience. The only real advantage of this apartment is its location—it’s centrally located near shops and restaurants. However, it’s still a 5-10 minute walk to the main ski lift. In summary, this apartment is poorly equipped and unsuitable for a self catering ski holiday. With limited storage, a lack of comfort, privacy issues, and frustratingly unreliable heating and hot water, I wouldn’t recommend staying here—especially if you’re traveling with more than two people. Despite its central location, the numerous shortcomings completely overshadow any benefits. Look elsewhere for accommodation that actually caters to skiers' needs.

Really great apartments and ideal for our stay as a group of friends. Good location and sensible price. Would have got 5 stars if it hadn't been for the ridiculous glass fronted bathrooms. What were the designers thinking. Didn't ruin our stay but definitely needs a rethink.

Apartments look amazing online and are just as amazing in real life!!! We were over the moon with the layout, cleanliness and size of our apartment. Would stay again for sure. Towels were replaced every two days and rubbish taken away.... the whole building is kept really clean and warm. very modern - great ski hire shop in reception so ideal to leave skis and boots - great position for bars / restaurants and short walk to main gondola. would recommend to anyone and would certainly stay again.