Lagrange Vacances Les 3 Glaciers

“Nice place to stay but challenging skiing in parts”

Very nice apartments clean well equipped lovely pool/sauna/steam room staff very pleasant quick check in check out bar/restaurant fantastic (Sam's bar) excellent service fantastic host and food in restaurant outstanding we were made very welcome x Ps towel chsnge mud week would have been been wel… Plus

Very nice apartments clean well equipped lovely pool/sauna/steam room staff very pleasant quick check in check out bar/restaurant fantastic (Sam's bar) excellent service fantastic host and food in restaurant outstanding we were made very welcome x Ps towel chsnge mud week would have been been welcome 👍 Chris & Paul Wilson Ryton Tyne & Wear

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“New Year Break”

Last minute break to get away for New Year and learn to board proved to be fab. Les 3 Glaciers is a humble but very well equipped base which is set at the top of the hill above the village. Apartment was clean, adequate and a good base to hit the slopes.

“Well appointed apartments with lovely bar/restaurant”

These modern apartments are spacious compared to many of the traditional 'Pierre et Vacances' type ski accommodation, a 3 bed is plenty of room for 6, or even 8 people, with 3 bathrooms to share. Some apartments have spectacular views into the valley. The only downside was the rather small kitchen… Plus

These modern apartments are spacious compared to many of the traditional 'Pierre et Vacances' type ski accommodation, a 3 bed is plenty of room for 6, or even 8 people, with 3 bathrooms to share. Some apartments have spectacular views into the valley. The only downside was the rather small kitchenette area which was not big enough for the size of the apartment, especially for a family of keen cooks like us! This would be less of a problem if you prefer to eat out or cook simpler dishes. The complex is ski in/ski out, although when we visited the snow cover was waning, so there were a few rocks and ice, not ideal for beginners who would need to walk from the nearby road or use a bus from the village. The complex had good facilities including ski lockers, a small swimming pool and a new bar/restaurant which we found to be reasonably priced (for a ski resort) with great staff and a very relaxed/civilised vibe (think champagne or local wines by the glass, brushed steel and modern fireplace). The small ski hire shop was also pretty good value, and as it was new for 2015 had all new equipment. The village is a short (steep) walk away and is thoroughly charming with a few shops, bars and restaurants and pretty farm buildings. Much nicer than nearby Les Coches and the concrete of La Plagne itself. It's handy for the vanoise express lift to Les Arcs, but can be a challenging ski for beginners if the snow conditions are poor and the weather hasn't allowed snow-making.

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