Club Med Aime La Plagne Reviews

La Plagne 10/03/2019 Not quite the Club Med experience I was expecting. There was a general lack of help from the hotel staff and also a tendency to just say "non" when asked for help etc. One key issue was the red wine being served, at dinner, in open white wine bottles!! Clearly this was something that we complained about and it became clear that the remains of the dinner wine was put back into open bottles to be used at the bar. Unfortunately they were also given to us at dinner. Nothing was done when we complained apart from an admittance that this was a mistake.

Apres-Ski 2/5

Steve Webb

A group of adults, varying ski abilities, had a week in March at Club Med Aime La Plagne. Hotel is a a bit tired, but worked for us. Good location, easy access to the slopes. We were a bit unlucky with the weather so the glacier was closed all week, which meant the rest of resort was busy. Had to get through Plagne centre early, but that's just planning. Loads of lovely blue slopes, great place for beginners and intermediates. The main downside was clubmed lift pass - this has always been all resort, but this year they have changed it to just the resort staying in, so we weren't able to go to Les Arcs. We were not told about this, so only found out whilst trying to cross over. Not great! Clubmed admin is always very frustrating, Iglu were in my experience very helpful and helped us navigate this. Not to mention their awareness of hotels and resorts, which was brilliant, would def recommend Iglu to book through!

Apres-Ski 3/5
Accommodation & Value 3/5

KH

Hard to beat the location of this property, with ski-in ski-out convenience. Especially being able to ski almost back on to the sun deck for lunch every day. Standard rooms are small but fine for a couple. Upgraded rooms give you more space and views. This place is often great value for single skiers, with little or no under-occupancy charges.

Apres-Ski 3/5
Accommodation & Value 5/5

Boyd Duczynski
Iglu Staff

Club Med Aime La Plagne is situated in a quiet location of La Plagne overlooking Plagne Centre. Which is a few minutes walk downhill, a bit longer on the way back. It is in a great ski area for families as it offers a great choice of skiing to suit all ages and abilities.The Club Med has its own sun terrace which is a great place to unwind and watch the skiers go by In La Plagne there is the famous Bobsleigh run worth a visit in Plagne Bellecote the outdoor pool both a short bus ride away free with lift pass. The rooms above the sun terrace offer great views of the slopes. There is a boot room in the basement which is very convenient as it leads directly onto the slopes. The dinning area which is spread over three floors & the bar are located on the ground floor . Children will enjoy the kids clubs and the activities on offer. The hotel itself offers a great value holiday &an opportunity to ski one of the biggest ski areas in France. The Club Med pass covers La Plagne only but can be upgraded, if you fancy a ride in the famous double decker Vanoise express to view Les Arc journey time 7 - 10minutes

Apres-Ski 3/5
Accommodation & Value 4/5

Nigel Oconnell

As La Plagne is a resort not renowned for its nightlife, it is the perfect option to enjoy the considerable amount of skiing on offer in the Paradiski! The bus service is very good connecting Aime to Plagne Centre, 1800 and Bellcotte and the cable car from Plagne Centre to the top of Aime runs late at night. Aime La Plagne is situated at the bottom end of Aime La Plagne below the 4 trident La Plagne 2100. You can ski in and ski out with ease and a big bonus is the large sun deck on which you can enjoy lunch. This is a perfect choice for families and all levels of skier.

Apres-Ski 2/5
Accommodation & Value 4/5

Nick Jackson