Hotel L'Aiguille Rouge, Les Arcs

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3.8 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
Rooms were basic but we knew that anyway. it was fine. Good evening entertainment, they did a quiz night one evening – Brillinat holiday would happily go back next year. Good selection of food every evening. I had cooked breakfast which was a nice treat. The free evening wine was not the best quality but ... + more
Helen
5 out of 5
The hotel was perfectly fine and I would give it 5* (for us) only because it was perfect for what we needed and expected… However it is not a 5* hotel. Our stay was perfect, in fact the best ski holiday I have ever had. I would say that it is not great for parties, but for skiing it is absolutely perfect! It i... + more
John, Scottish Borders
3 out of 5
The location of the Aiguille Rouge is excellent, right on the slopes: you step out of the boot room and onto the slope and at the end of the day, you ski down to a little travellator which brings you back – any ability could do it. Food was excellent, the hotel has a large buffet restaurant and everything the... + more
Andrew
4 out of 5
L’Aguille Rouge is a nice hotel overall. The best things were the location and food - It’s pretty much ski in, ski out for all levels and considering it’s a 2 star hotel, the meals were definitely of 4 star standard. It was all French food (a lot of French people seemed to stay there) and I really enjoyed it... + more
H.S., London
4 out of 5
We had a very, very good week. The food was excellent, I was really impressed as the standard was quite high. They did buffets but with quite an extensive menu that varied every night. That was probably the best part of our stay. The building itself is fairly old, although we knew this before we went. They ... + more
Anon, Scotland
3 out of 5
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Location: where is Hotel L'Aiguille Rouge

Arc 2000. Looking for a family friendly hotel with skiing on your doorstep? Hotel L’Aiguille Rouge is ideally placed in the centre of Arc 2000. It is only 200 metres to the nearest lift and to the ski school meeting point. The ski hire shop is next door to the hotel.

Overview: hotel description: Hotel L'Aiguille Rouge description

In an enviable location, L'Aiguille Rouge offers a high standard of accommodation, a full range of entertainment and plenty of childcare options. The superb bar-lounge area has a south-facing sun deck located at the bottom of the pistes with exceptional views towards Mont Blanc. There is a ski storage room, with complementary lockers available for hotel guests. The hotel restaurant offers a hot and cold buffet breakfast. In the evenings you can enjoy an excellent 3 course buffet style meals with unlimited wine included. For those staying over the festive period, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve gala dinners are included. A daily entertainment programme is on offer within the hotel, especially catering for families; including karaoke, disco, quizzes etc. A variety of hotel operated kids clubs are provided at set times throughout the season and can be booked in advance. Free WiFi is also available in the reception area.

Facilities: Hotel L'Aiguille Rouge features

  • Grade: Classic
  • Sleeps: 2 - 3
  • All Rooms with Private Facilities: Yes
  • Bedrooms: Twin rooms
  • Board Basis: Half board
  • Close to Piste: Yes
  • Close to Town Centre: Yes
  • Family Rooms: Yes
  • Piste/Lift: 150m
  • Ski in / Ski out: Yes
  • Town centre: 5m
  • WiFi: At reception
  • WiFi: Yes

Room Types: Hotel L'Aiguille Rouge bedrooms

There are 218 simply furnished, comfortable rooms at the Hotel L’Aiguille Rouge. Twin rooms with a private bath, WC, TV and a balcony are available. There are also twin rooms with a private bath, WC, TV and a balcony with a mountain view. Most of the rooms have a third sofa bed. There are also some interconnecting rooms, available, please enquire for more details.

 

Prices below are based on a twin room with bath, WC & balcony on a half board basis.
Mountain view rooms are also available. Please enquire for pricing

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We update Hotel L'Aiguille Rouge's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.

Resort: about Les Arcs: about holidays in Les Arcs: about ski holidays in Les Arcs: about ski holidays in Les Arcs France

•Paradiski ski area •Ski-in ski-out •High altitude skiing

One half of the magnificent Paradiski, Les Arcs has well earned its reputation as one of the best ski destinations in France (and if you ask us, the whole wide world).

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Snowboarding •Off-piste •Families •Groups

Les Arcs webcam

Snow Report: Top 110cm, Bottom 29cm

Snow Forecast: 100cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 74.33cm

Les Arcs trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Chambéry (CMF)134km, 2 hrs
Geneva (GVA)215km, 3 hrs
Lyon (LYS)212km, 2 hrs 30
Grenoble (GNB)207km, 2 hrs 30
Region:France, Alps
First opened:1968

Les Arcs lift pass price last reported as €315 (adult 6 day Paradiski area pass)
€276 (adult 6 day Les Arcs local pass). Ask for a quote when booking Hotel L'Aiguille Rouge.
Night skiing: Yes
Les Arcs has N S E W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December - April.

Town altitude: 1600m - 2100m
Top of slopes: 3226m
Bottom of piste: 1200m
Vertical drop:
Total length of trails:200km
Longest piste:7km
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Les Arcs came to be in 1968 after a group of ski instructors and architects dreamt up a resort with all the perks of a village but a mountainside location. It grew into one of the largest, most incredible ski areas in the Alps. The closest airport is Chambery with a transfer time of a couple of hours, plus transport links from Geneva, Lyon and Grenoble. Present-day Les Arcs consists of four main purpose built villages. The original resort, Arc 1600, was created for doorstep skiing and is linked by a funicular ...
As you'd expect from one of the biggest ski areas on the planet, there's everything from gorgeous tree-lined runs to wild, white-knuckle off-piste. For beginners, each of the 3 main Arcs has 'ski tranquille' zone, and the wide beginner runs leading to the resort have gentle gradients perfect for practising. Local instructors are on hand to show you the ropes, with ski schools based in each of the main villages (1800 has the most). There are magic carpet lifts at 1800 and 2000 - an easy way for newbies to get up ...
If you're looking for a party, Arc 1800 is the place to be. With heaps of watering holes like the Red Hot Saloon (or the 'Red Bar' to use local lingo), Benji's and La Folie Douce. If you're looking for more of a French-style après spot, Ambiente Cafe has a really cool atmosphere and lots of nice cocktails (happy hour usually starts at 4) while Le club 1950 your venue if you're looking to party into the wee hours. Arc 1600's a little quieter but for good music and a scenic terrace check out Les 2 Têtes. In te...

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"It had what we needed"

Helen
5/ out of 5
Rooms were basic but we knew that anyway. it was fine. Good evening entertainment, they did a quiz night one evening – Brillinat holiday would happily go back next year. Good selection of food every evening. I had cooked breakfast which was a nice treat. The free evening wine was not the best quality but still very drinkable. Brilliant ski access, ski in ski out

"5/5 for us, 3/5 in general"

John, Scottish Borders
3/ out of 5
The hotel was perfectly fine and I would give it 5* (for us) only because it was perfect for what we needed and expected… However it is not a 5* hotel. Our stay was perfect, in fact the best ski holiday I have ever had. I would say that it is not great for parties, but for skiing it is absolutely perfect! It is ski in/ski out and the snow was amazing whilst we were there. I would say the bedrooms are quite small (especially for me and my boys – all over 6ft). This was our 2nd stay at the hotel and we found it absolutely perfect. We skied all day and never really left the hotel in the evening. The bar was great fun and there was a quiz night which was great. The food was not as good as previous years but fine. The location was great. The ski hire shop we used was across the road and the generally in a good location. It was also really handy to have a bus stop right near the hotel, as one of the days the snow was so thick that we decided to catch the coach across to other resorts.

"Great position on the slopes"

Andrew
4/ out of 5
The location of the Aiguille Rouge is excellent, right on the slopes: you step out of the boot room and onto the slope and at the end of the day, you ski down to a little travellator which brings you back – any ability could do it. Food was excellent, the hotel has a large buffet restaurant and everything they laid out was superb. We stayed here as a mixed group and it was great, it’s fairly family orientated and there were quite a few families here. They laid on entertainment every evening (like a disco one night). I shared a room with two other men and our room was very very small, really a twin room with 3 beds squeezed in... there wasn’t much room to put stuff so we had to shove things under the beds and we were tripping over each other a bit. It wasn’t a problem for us, but there’s a disco across the road from one side of the hotel which was quite noisy sometimes, didn’t bother us but if you’re a light sleeper you might be able to request a room on the other side.

"Very high standard of food"

H.S., London
4/ out of 5
L’Aguille Rouge is a nice hotel overall. The best things were the location and food - It’s pretty much ski in, ski out for all levels and considering it’s a 2 star hotel, the meals were definitely of 4 star standard. It was all French food (a lot of French people seemed to stay there) and I really enjoyed it. The actual accommodation was fairly basic. My room didn’t have any individual heating so it was quite cold. I also had some trouble checking in but it was sorted out in the end. One side of the hotel had very good views, while the other didn’t (which is the side I was on). There’s also a fairly busy pub opposite and because my room was lower down I had quite a lot of noise from it. It’s an upside-down hotel – I was on floor 9 which was the bottom, while floors 1 and 2 are at the top. It might be worth trying to get a higher floor to avoid the noise.

"Very impressed with the food"

Anon, Scotland
3/ out of 5
We had a very, very good week. The food was excellent, I was really impressed as the standard was quite high. They did buffets but with quite an extensive menu that varied every night. That was probably the best part of our stay. The building itself is fairly old, although we knew this before we went. They had lots of entertainment in the hotel, although that wasn’t really the reason we chose it. It seemed to be more of a family hotel, although there weren’t many families for the week we were there. During school holidays it would have been quite different. The only issue – and I think everyone else says the same thing – was that the WiFi was pretty poor. You could only access it in the reception area and you had to log on every time, they didn’t seem to have enough bandwidth either. Getting around from the location in Arc 2000 was easy and you could ski from the door and get the lift to the newer resort of 1950. Overall it fitted the bill for what we were looking for.
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