We were very lucky to get a room here at pretty short notice, for a 3 night break. I booked it only a couple of weeks before we arrived and spotted it on a travel website but booked direct through the hotel's website. I believe we had a Superior room (which is all that was left) which had 2 large balconies and was in the corner of the hotel so overlooked both the slopes and the road. The room was lovely with all the amenities you would expect.

When we first arrived late afternoon, I was a bit concerned as it seemed very noisy in the bar (below our room) and also there are lots of deckchairs on the snow near the outside bar area with people drinking/chatting. There was loud music too. I thought I’d never get any sleep! But the slightly more mature lady with the short dark hair, (who we thought was charming) assured us it quietened down in the early evening, which it did, so I slept well. On our last morning she also allowed us to see a room which we are considering booking if we come back next year with our children (this year we managed to escape without them).

We generally go for 4 or 5-star hotels but I have to ask myself why, when this 3-star hotel is so good! We've stayed in some of the best hotels in London (Claridge’s, The Connaught, The Berkeley etc) but the general ambience of Bellevue was as good as some of these. Also, the location! Wow! Couldn't be more convenient for the lift.

Loved the hot tub on the 3rd floor too. A lovely little treat and I like that you pre-book it so you don't have to share. We used it twice and I didn't have any trouble getting a slot. Also booked it on our last day at lunchtime, which meant we could have the morning on the slopes and then use the spa area for a quick shower before heading onto the airport smelling fresh. We could store our suitcases in the playroom upstairs too (opposite the spa). Again, so convenient!

We ate in the hotel on our second night and whilst it was perfectly ok (I had the Suggestion du Jour which is exceptional value), it wasn't amazing. But breakfast was fab and I loved the croissants (you would hope they'd be good though being in France).

If I had one negative to say (and it's definitely not a reason to not come here, just book it now!), it's that the boot room doesn't appear to be heated. On our 2nd morning my snowboard boots were wet. That afternoon I took them across to Jordan Sports (where I'd hired my snowboard from) and they kindly heated them overnight for me with no charge, even though they were my own boots.

We visited this place for lunch 6 days in a row with a between 12-16 people. Sebastian and Morgiane took on exhausted kids, thirsty adults and made the afternoon ski school possible!! The food was delicious, the wine and beer was perfect and service was excellent, I would 100% recommend this place for all families!
Love from the ‘Irish’ x

This will be our 3rd stay at this wonderful hotel and we wouldn't stay anywhere else. Where to begin....the warm welcome from the Monsieur, Madame and their son Thomas Mugnier makes us feel like family. As always our room is beyond expectation - the most comfortable bed EVER, slippers, robes, complimentary toiletries and a sensible wardrobe with plenty of hangers for ski kit. The rooms are so quiet, sleep is never disturbed. Being right on the snow line the views are amazing and if you aren't skiing ( or if you are and need some R&R at the end of a tough day) the hotel spa soothes weary legs. A brand new hot tub, a steam room and sauna revives aching muscles.

And the food.... Instead of half board the Bellevue now operates on a B&B basis with lunch and evening meals being served in the Restaurant Hotel Bellevue. There is a "Suggestion du Jour" which changes every evening and is of exceptional value (we wandered around the other eateries in Les Gets and could find no where that serves the quality of food for less than Restaurant Bellevue). If the daily menu doesn't suit, there is always the à la carte menu to choose from. Breakfast is filling and plentiful and typically French - no fry up here.. please don't complain this is a French hotel!!

The Aprés ski Bar is lively and busy, the "place to be" at the end of the day to enjoy a drink at the outside bar with family and friends whilst listening to good live music. Where better to congregate while the little ones play on sledges on the hill at the hotel.

And the negatives....we didn't want to come home and our waist lines were expanding with the superb food served each evening by the hugely talented chef and his team. We can't thank the wonderful Mugnier family and the smiley happy staff of Hotel Bellevue enough. Cant wait for next year when we will go back.