Hôtel Le V de Vaujany
Four-star polish, a different Belledonne resort
About this hotel
Vaujany is its own resort, linked into the Alpe d'Huez ski domain rather than into Les Sept Laux, so booking here means choosing a different mountain within the same broader Belledonne and Grandes Rousses region. What it offers in return is a level of polish that the smaller Les Sept Laux village hotels don't really compete with: an indoor pool and hot tub for year-round use, a proper spa, and an airport shuttle that removes one of the more tedious parts of an Alps trip. The tourist office sits a minute away by taxi, which says something about how central the hotel sits within Vaujany itself. Dogs are welcome, and the accessible, smoke-free rooms round out a genuinely comfortable stay.
- Indoor pool
- Spa
- Airport shuttle
- Pet-friendly
Our take
This suits travelers who want a four-star spa hotel and don't mind that it puts them in Vaujany rather than at Les Sept Laux specifically, since the two are separate resorts in the same general region. The indoor pool and airport shuttle add real convenience. Anyone whose trip is built specifically around the Les Sept Laux lifts should treat this as a different-resort option rather than a alternative base for the same slopes.
- Confirm your ski pass covers Vaujany specifically if that's the appeal, it doesn't link directly to Les Sept Laux
- Book the airport shuttle in advance, it's one of the property's most useful features for a fly-in trip
- Use the indoor pool on arrival day, it's open regardless of the outdoor conditions
Why we love it
- Indoor pool and hot tub
- Proper on-site spa
- Airport shuttle available
- Pet-friendly
Why guests love itWe booked Le V de Vaujany expecting a Les Sept Laux stay and only realized on arrival that Vaujany is genuinely a different resort in the same wider region, which changed our ski-day plans a little. Once we adjusted, the indoor pool and spa made for a properly relaxing week, and the airport shuttle saved us renting a car we barely would have used. It's a four-star stay that happens to be in a neighboring valley rather than at the resort we first had in mind.