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Club Med La Plagne 2100 Reviews
5 reviews of Club Med La Plagne 2100 in La Plagne, France.
Voted 22nd out of 87 reviewed hotels in La Plagne France
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Location was great, ski -in ski out.
Reviewed 11 Jun 2024
It wasn’t quite what I expected from Club Med, it was cheaper than another Club Med – price reflects what you get. Service in restaurant, was strange, when you get up to get food from the buffet, they were always taking things away. So they kept clearing the table. Can eat and drink as much as you wanted. We did things out of the ‘usual time’ but there weren’t tables available for us. We would head to dinner around 8pm and they had already packed most tables away for the night. Location was great, ski -in ski out. Ski hire was very efficient. Good transfers. Wouldn’t go back to that specific Club Med. Would go to another one with less kids, different time. Not during half term. Staff seemed stressed over half term.
We had a good time, enjoyed the ski in ski out.
Reviewed 4 Jun 2024
We had a good time, enjoyed the ski in ski out. The food was good but not as good as the other Club Med’s holidays we’ve done. One of the waiters were particularly good. The resort was busy at times, rooms were fairly compact, clean and well presented. My son had an amazing time with the instructor and the expert skiers.
Access to the skiing is via a narrow path which wouldn’t be appropriate for beginners. The resort was busy as it was Easter holidays, but overall, we had a good time.
Hotel and Club Med staff were great.
Reviewed 14 May 2024
It was a return visit for us to the Club Med La Plagne and it was great, could do with more bar staff but otherwise great. The food was great but the only issue we had was with the food for the kids (under 8yrs).
Some days the adults do a long ski day with the ski school/group and come back late for lunch, but I had to come back early on one occasion because my kids weren’t eating. They gave them only one food option, like a set menu and they don’t give them other options.
If we’re around for lunches then it’s fine and we can take them to lunch, otherwise they are in the kids club and given one choice of food. Once they turn 8yrs then they can roam around and go to the restaurant by themselves to get their own food, but not for the younger kids. Fantastic location, really good! You can get the little gondola across, which was fun for the kids, or you can snowboard down (or ski down) to the town in 2 minutes. Or you can just get the gondola up and down if you want to do some shopping etc. It would have been a 5/5 trip but for the food issue for the kids.
We're totally converted
Reviewed 16 Oct 2015
We've always been fairly independent travellers but I'm glad we took advice from SNO customers about our first Family ski holiday with the boys.
"Ski-Inclusive" and also "Food/Drink-Inclusive" makes it a genuine holiday for parents (i.e. not just the kids). You have all the faff of kids skiing sorted out by experts (all the gear on and off every time they need the loo, beginner ski school, endless snacks and water, patient coaching), and all the expense of feeding and watering a family in a ski resort is already covered. Basically, I think we'll ski this way until they're teenagers.
The interconnecting rooms were great for giving the boys (and us) their own space but still feeling like we're in the same hotel room. That said, I don't think interconnecting is essential, if you can get rooms next to each other (maybe dig out your old baby monitor, so you can hear what they're up to!).
The inclusive board-basis that you get in Club Med hotels is incredibly varied, so fussy eaters will always find things they like (they had great chefs making interesting things every day, but also staples like pizza and burgers etc.).
The ESF sometimes have an unfriendly reputation but I think Club Med is a big client so they get to pick the best - all the instructors in the private Club Med nursery slope were female (no coincidence?) and my adult coach was a fantastically French old boy in his late 60's with character and attitude to spare, who was entertaining to ski with and improved my technique enormously (my last lesson was 30 years ago). It's great to dip in and out of ski school whenever you like (because its all included) so you can ski with the kids once they've got out of the nursery area (just a day for Jimmy 7, and two days for Charles 5). They said their aim is for the kids to be able to ski out of the nursery area by the end of the week, and I think everyone did (of course the very youngest or less sporty take a bit longer, but they love the nursery area where its safe and just as much fun).
If you know that you will all buy lift pass and lessons, Club Med ski holidays are cheaper or about the same as any other, but of course you get the inclusive food and drink all day (I do love a free bar).
Finally it's worth mentioning the consistency that everyone talks about - some operators can vary quite a lot from one chalet or hotel to another, but CM is a well oiled machine, so you never really get a duff one... and they hire nice people. When all the stats are counted, its usually the people who make or break a great holiday.
Like the rest of the SNO community, I'm a convert. Recommended.
great facilites and location
Reviewed 16 Oct 2015
We really enjoyed our holiday at the Club Med in La Plagne 2100, it was really nice not it have to worry about anything. They looked after our children very well, which was crucial as it was their first skiing experience. The location was brilliant, nice and high and right next to the slopes. Nice food and a good variety for adults and children alike.
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