SteveSavatte
Google
People speak nowadays of "boutique hotels" but this was more like a large and impersonal department store...|We booked this hotel especially for the extensive spa menu. When I called to reserve a facial treatment, the receptionist answered, "Sorry, we don't do facials in the summer, only during the ski season." Oh, really? People don't have faces in the summer?|The room smelled a bit like sewage, and although the sign said that slippers were mandatory for the swimming pool area, there were no slippers in our room, just bathrobes... Why have bathrobes if you don't provide slippers as well? There was a coffee machine in the room, but oddly enough, no tea. Breakfast was rather hectic, especially when tour groups were there, and the food available was only so-so. The breakfast room was under staffed, and only two coffee machines to cater for the large crowd wasn't really enough. The hotel did have a very nice sauna and steam room, but they only opened at 2 pm. Once again, on a rainy morning, it would have been nice to go to the sauna a bit earlier. And I don't really appreciate the mandatory nudity in the steam room and sauna area. If they're worried about chlorine on the bathing suits, they can require guests to shower before they enter, but not force them to go naked.|All in all, this hotel had none of the magic that some other hotels in the area have. We won't go back.