Quet-en-Beaumont Hotels from S$101

"The Daria-I Nor hotel was unexpectedly closed during our stay in Alpe d’Huez. This meant there was no access to the facilities advertised at the time of my original booking. The restaurant was closed for breakfast and evening meals. The Spa, Bar and Ski shop were closed, and access to the Alpe Express was only available via a 100m muddy path rather than through the hotel. The staff were friendly and the swimming pool was adequate. If I had known the hotel was closed I would have booked more convenient and cheaper accommodation. I expect compensation for your failure to provide and communicate the changes consequent on the hotel closure."

"Excellent location for skiing. Staff were superb and there was an excellent vibe in the hotel. Would certainly stay again."

"Close to ski lift and bus stop. Big window with mountain view. "

"Great place to stay when skiing in des alpes"

"I will tell you nothing, but next trip I’m coming back to this place. "

"Very courteous staff and clean apartment. Location was great and quiet. "

"Room was spotless and facilities great "

"Arrived early 1pm room was however available . If we wanted to use it early we needed to pay 15 euros which we did as it had snowed and was cold . Check in is not until 5pm and you have to check out by 10 am , not even 24 hours ! Room was cold 17 degrees radiator did not work air conditioning unit inadequate for size of room . No tea / coffee facilities in room . Breakfast not included . We were moved to another room which was much warmer . However tap in bath was loose and shower leaked all over the side . Ate in the restaurant steak was tough and chips overcooked and dry . Staff were pleasant enough . We were so disappointed as Hôtel is such a lovely old building . Rooms need to be invested in ."

"This is not a hotel for a traveler. It’s suited to family vacations in the mountains. No internet access in room, TV didn’t work, no linens, towels toilet paper, etc. Bring your own or pay for use of their linens, towels and hope the market is open for food and other needs. Parking? Yes, but a 200-meter hike with bags. "