Le Village Apartments Reviews

Fantastic ski in/out accommodation. Rooms are massive. It's North American size in the Alps! Also, because it's car free, really safe for the kids to explore.

steve

Well maintained and staffed Raddisson hotel which would not be out of place anywhere, even better considering the usual dated and poor accomodation in the Alps. The self contained resort, although small and with limited nightlife, is very well kept and much nicer than the other Les Arc areas making the whole of Les Arcs 1950 a great place to stay. The ski area more importantly was excellent. Few of the lifts are a bit old but the whole Paradiski is equal to anything avaliable in the Alps and would not think twice of staying here again, excellent resort.

Apres-Ski 2/5

Gari Mclean

We stayed here at the beginning of Feb, 2011. The accommodation was fantastic, we were a party of three and there was more than enough room for us all including lots of storage space (2 single wardrobes and 1 double one). The beds were comfortable and the sofa bed was easy to pull out. The apartment was clean at the start of the holiday and once during the week we were there. The bathroom was also spacious and well appointed. The kitchen was well appointed, with a 4 ring electric hob, oven, microwave, fridge with small freezer section, and a dishwasher! Plenty of cutlery and crockery was provided. The outdoor pool was heated but still quite chilly which is to be expected, fantastic views over to the other side of the valley though. There were two sauna's and one steam room as well as the indoor jacuzzi. Depending on which part fo the hotel you're in this could be quite a walk however, luckily we were 2 doors away. Never used the ski/board room as we couldn't find it and had immediate access to outside being on the ground floor. You're not allowed to walk around indoors in ski boots. Again depending on where you are in the complex you may have up to a 3-4 minute walk to the slopes proper or the small pedestrian gondola that goes up to 2000. 1950 itself is very nice, if somewhat expensive, especially to eat out. The restaraunts don't open much past 10.00pm either which is a pain if you get a late transfer as we did. The Spar has mostly everything you would need for a weeks cooking although several items are horrendously expensive (3-4 euros for a paprika spice jar and branded cereal). George's Wine bar is fantastic, he knows his stuff and you can buy bottles to take away! Overall, despite the below average snow conditions, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would not hesistate to stay in Le Village Apartments again!

Apres-Ski 3/5

Rich

Les Arcs 1950 is a beautiful but purpose built village just below arc 2000. Most of the accommodation in the village appears to be belong to Le Village Apartments as they are split across about 5 buildings, some connected with bridges. The accommodation was of a high standard and rooms clean. We heard no noise at night. It is mostly families or couples that stay in this resort. There is a huge amount of underground parking accessed via lifts from any of the accommodation buildings. Great if you decide to drive. There are a few restaurants in the village and even one small club if I remember correctly. Unfortunately the level of service received was very poor, except for in the pizza restaurant (I forget the name of it). We got the impression we received bad service just because we were English.

Apres-Ski 4/5

Jon Smith

Second time staying at Le Village and not dissappointed. If you want night life then it is not for you, but if you want a quieter aspect to your time not skiing , then it is worth looking at the place. Because my wife does not ski, it was ideal for 'feeling in amongst the action' and meeting up between sessions with my older children. There are cheaper resorts eg Arc 1600, 1800 & 2000, but 1950 has a more pleasant feel and location.

Apres-Ski 4/5

Graham Balmforth