L'Hermine Blanche

The staff were absolutely awesome a great run hotel. Would definitely stay again, the rooms were perfect for your ski stuff with enough room left over. I would definitely stay here again. Plenty of coffee in the morning for a long day on the slopes and a continental breakfast to get you started. There is a little bar at the hotel so it’s perfect for a quick drink. We used the hot tub and sauna most days which we great to cure the tired legs then hit the town for something to eat after

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De wellness viel tegen helaas. Het zwembad is koud en de sauna wordt niet warmer dan 70c. Het ziet er allemaal wat mooier uit op de foto's dan dat het in werkelijkheid is. Verder prima hotel, erg vriendelijk personeel. Wel aan de dure kant ivm de faciliteiten en comfort.

It was great, because the hotel makes your trip easy. You go, have breakfast, go ski, go home, go to the spa, go out, eat at a restaurant, pass by the hotel, get some mint tea before bed and go to sleep. The hotel is really good in terms of access to ski pists. You can either take your ski to the hotel: in that case, there is a bus stop in front of the hotel and the bus takes you to gare routière, where you can get the bus to the Avoriaz ski lift. Or you can rent your ski at intersport (5 minute walk away, you cross a bridge with a wonderful view). From intersport you can either take a lift directly next to it or take a bus directly to the Avoriaz ski lift (both are in the same ski domain, you just end up at different parts). The breakfast was good and very well organised (the hotel prepares your table from the evening and all you have to do is sit down and enjoy the buffet; there is both continental breakfast and whatever the anglo-saxons call the food they consume in the morning). The spa had an excellent view, with a jacuzzi, sauna and a pool that is body temperature. The room we had was comfortable, simple, clean with a very nice bath. The hotel provides you with access to free coffee and tea at any time. The hotel also proposes other activities that we didn't try out, but which looked nice: there is afternoon tea and drinks, a billard table, as well as table tennis (the rackets are on the sides of the table tennis table, in the middle). Also, half of the staff if not more are English native speakers (same is true for the restaurants around).

Le personnel qui ne parlait qu en anglais ….Morzine est en France où je me trompe ! ???