La Plagne 2100 France

Spent the new year week with my husband and son and also my brother and his family. The travel arrangements were all straight forward and we received a warm welcome. The hotel is supposedly on the “tired” side but I couldn’t fault it. The rooms were very comfortable and spacious. The bar was large and most of the time seating was available. The buffet offered a variety of food and there was always something on offer that took our fancy. The boot room was a little on the small side but it was effective and my skis and boots were dry in the morning.
Great location for ski in and ski out. The all inclusive ski lessons were great with ESF. All the instructors spoke English and were informative. My son went with the kids instructors and he loved it and was flying down the slopes by the end of the week.

All in all it was very pleasant week and we’re already thinking about rebooking for next year.

Best ski experience. Hotel is perfect for families with everything at your fingertips and an awesome team of GOs to help you with your kids at every turn. We lucked-out with the ski conditions and our ESF teacher made the most of it. The ski-in-out and proximity to great slopes makes this a perfect location.

Fabulous area, great staff, delicious food and the best instructors - shout-out to Jon who helped our beginner group to feel like pro’s by the end of the week! The hotel was cozy and comfy with loads of entertainment for the family, stunning views and a very special Christmas ski show and fireworks. Will be back soon!

A splendid skiing week; our second at Clubmed la Plagne and fourth skiing holiday with Clubmed. We were extremely satisfied with our skiing with our instructor, Valerie and Sebastian who does a fantastic job of managing the ESF team. We were also very satisfied with the food, hotel, ‘animation’ and service (apart from reception and extremely long wait at Geneva airport). It’s why we keep going back to ClubMed. Really need to sort out reception at Gva however.

Anyone reading this however, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do not leave anything on the piste: some idiot pulled out a piste marker and dumped it on the middle of the piste on 20 December (Dunes up the Arpette). The snow then covered it and it sent our instructor flying. She had a really nasty fall on her head. Were she not wearing a helmet it would undoubtedly have cost her life. As things were, she had to be carried off the piste on a stretcher and is being very brave but we still don’t know if/when she will be able to work again... Another instructor and Clubmed medic arrived on the scene within minutes and Val was replaced by another instructor who shepherded us back safely to the hotel.