ho36 Les Menuires · Hôtel 3 étoiles· Apparts · Bar · Terrasse · Restaurant

Super friendly staff with a very laid back vibe. The ski in ski out right next to the ski storage room is fantastic. It's not luxurious but has everything we needed for a fantastic week skiing. Booked a family room for 3 of us. It's small but does the job. The bar downstairs is great too. The staff make this place a real gem.

This was my very first trip to Les Menuires & skiing. The location of the hotel was amazing, so convenient to pick up ski equipment, a short walk to the supermarket & bars for evening entertainment. You could ski in/out to head down to 3 lifts which would take you on a variety of different runs and was a good start to the day to get the legs warmed up.||The hotel staff all spoke English & was always more than happy to answer questions that you had and even let us borrow as uk plug adapter as we forgot ours!||Breakfast was pretty standard & there was always something there that everyone would eat from a warm baguette to cereals, croissants etc but no cooked options but then we don’t really eat hot breakfasts so no issue for us.||The rooms were compact but very comfortable & we had a great view. The only downside for me personally was there wasn’t a shower in the bathroom, only a handheld one with no shower curtain so in order to have a shower without soaking the whole bathroom was a little tricky. That being said by the end of the trip a soak in the bath was well needed for my aching legs and knees! Would this stop me from booking here again? Absolutely not as we plan on returning in December!||A fantastic find in my opinion, welcoming staff, comfortable room, awesome location & this will be my new hotel of choice for when we return in December for more skiing.

Great location, most staff very friendly and helpful. |Please do not book room 101 it is very cold being at the end of the building and on the lower floor, right opposite the ski room making it very noisy.|The door lock does not work properly, we usually have to get assistance every time we need to get into our room. |The bathroom has a bath with no plug, no where to hang towels as they have clearly fallen off at some stage and no holder for the shower head making it rather difficult to shower especially if you need to wash your hair.|When I asked for another room, I was told not possible, as they were full, one rude staff member told me I was the problem as I couldn’t open the door, nor could my husband and other guests who asked if we needed help.|Unfortunately no compensation for a major inconvenience.|One very unhappy traveller.

Cheap and cheerful! There is supposed to be a restaurant here, but the only option when we stayed was tapas. No sign of the Italian restaurant. Great location for access to the ski slopes and local shops and restaurants. Could do with a bit of TLC.

We stayed in room n° 101 (2 person room) for 3 nights in March '24.|Overall quite sadly disappointing experience if you consider the price we paid. We really felt it as a rip-off. Even still after they made a small gesture as we expressed our complaints in a polite way.|Expectation: 3 star hotel, hip and trendy, fresh,...|Reality: expensive budget hostel, cheap, poorly maintained,...|To conclude: don't pretend to be a hip hotel @ 300€ per night when in fact you are still a budget hostel at heart.|Some positive points:|Most of the staff was friendly.|Direct access to ski slopes.|Nice bar selection.|Cosy hostel vibes.|Quite some negative points:|Tiny room (smaller than an Ibis-budget room).|Tiny bathroom, no shower screen and rod - bad is half the size of a normal bath.|Very noisy because right in front of the ski room (N° 101 - lower first floor).|No privacy since people on the public terrace could look right through our window.|Very dark room and bathroom with not enough lighting.|Ski room: 24th of March - glass door still not repaired and ski booth rack got out of the rail. After 3 days still not repaired. I sense a poorly managed maintenance management.|Breakfast: ok breakfast for a budget hostel.

Came for the Easter weekend, most places in our budget range were fullty booked. So this hostel popped up but I had my reservations being an older couple who have had our fair share of hostels. Anyway...we booked, we liked it and we highly recommend it. Cosy bar / restaurant with nice views, mixture of different types of people. Nice but basic rooms (it's a hostel). Friendly staff with a chilled singer some nights. Good cleaning standards. My only complaint would be the shower. It was basically a shower head and no holder. Great if you like in sat down showers.

I stayed here with my school and overall my stay was average. The staff were always lovely however the cleaning staff would never properly clean things such as the bathroom. The food was overall good - did not have too many problems however there could be more healthier breakfast options. The stairs to and from the boot room was very hard to climb up and down from, several of my classmates fell when climbing these. The size of the boot room is also an issue as it is quite a small room and our group had some issues with missing boots or skis which could be avoided if maybe lockers were put in place? However the view was lovely and location was quite convenient.

I stayed in one of the 6 person dorm rooms at the Ho36 in Les Menuires for 6 nights. Overall I wasn't too impressed by the place - despite being an affordable place for someone to stay at the ski resort, I found the facilities to be unsatisfactory, lacking basic things I would expect from a hostel. The dorm room I stayed in was clean and the bed was comfortable. I requested to move from the bed I was assigned because it didn't have a privacy curtain, though this was being added while I was there. The lamp of my second bed was broken (with loose wires still connected to the mains supply). It had a plug-in lamp, but this still meant I had to choose between light and power. This was a problem because generally the room was very dark. I struggled to see my things in the lockers, even with all available lights on. I was also disappointed in the bathrooms. For all the dorm rooms on my floor, there were only 2 toilets and 2 showers. To make matters worse, one of the showers was out for servicing while I was there. The one shower was in almost constant use, which made it difficult to wash. The toilets also stank a lot of the time - it wasn't always clear why, but a general smell of sewage usually lingered in the toilets. For a hostel, I found it quite baffling that there are virtually no kitchen facilities provided. No fridge, nowhere to store food and nowhere to cook meals. There is a microwave, but obviously your meal choices are severely limited by this. The bar/restaurant upstairs is nice enough, but I craved the means to make my own food without paying €12 every day for breakfast. It is also the only communal space, so if it's full of people having dinner (who may or may not be staying there), you're out of luck. The ski boot room was good, the ski in/ski out location was excellent. Generally speaking, my stay here was functional, but not overly pleasant: I had a bed and place to store skis for a relatively affordable price, but the lack of facilities really grated the longer I was there, and I would say the inability to prepare food amounts to a hidden cost of staying here. Overall would not recommend.