| Service | 96 / 100 | World class service. |
| Vibe | 94 / 100 | Awesome vibe. |
| Location | 89 / 100 | Location is great. |
| Food | 86 / 100 | Food is delicious. |
| Comfort | 82 / 100 | Comfort level is high. |
| Room | 78 / 100 | Nice rooms. |
| Breakfast | 62 / 100 | Breakfast is mediocre. |
| Wellness Area | 53 / 100 | Sufficient wellness & sports facilities. |
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| Service | 97 / 100 | World class service. |
| Food | 83 / 100 | Food is delicious. |
| Comfort | 82 / 100 | Comfort level is high. |
| Room | 75 / 100 | Nice rooms. |
| Breakfast | 65 / 100 | Breakfast is mediocre. |
| Wellness Area | 54 / 100 | Sufficient wellness & sports facilities. |
Good to know
The first 5-star hotel to open in Tignes, it offers 31 rooms and suites with all comforts and luxuries, including a spa, restaurant and bar.
There are 31 large rooms and suites, measuring between 25 and 75m2. They have been decorated by owner Catherine Bouvier in a contemporary mountain style, combining regional crafts and modern art.
The hotel has an indoor car park and valet parking, as well as hairdresser and fitness centre. There is also a mountain fireside bar and a decoration boutique.
The Pool
The wellness area is located at the heart of the hotel. There is an indoor swimming pool, jacuzzis, saunas, and hammams. Body care and massages are also part of the offer of the house.
The Restaurant
The restaurant, La Table en Montagne, is organised around a shared table where fresh meat and fish is cooked on hot stones together with vegetables. They also serve Savoyard dishes such as tartiflette, fondue, duck or polenta. Their famous dessert, the 'Gateau de Savoie' is also placed whole in the centre for guests to cut into.