Hôtel Casa Moho Saint-François-Longchamp 1450
Pool with a slope view and a hot tub for two
About this hotel
Casa Moho earns its 8.8 rating on the basics families actually check first: skis start at the door onto Station 1450, and the pool inside doesn't just exist, it looks straight out at the piste, so the little ones' swim lesson can double as a scouting run for tomorrow. A hot tub and a solarium cover the parents' half of the afternoon, and the kids' pool means nobody's negotiating over the deep end. Soundproofed, balconied rooms with mountain views help everyone actually sleep after a day on skis. Downstairs, the restaurant runs a proper family dinner rather than a snack menu, with a spa lounge for the quieter hour before it. Col de la Madeleine is eight kilometres up the road for anyone wanting a longer drive on a rest day.
- Ski-to-door access
- Indoor pool & hot tub
- Kids' pool and solarium
- Family-style restaurant
Our take
This is built for families juggling different ski levels under one roof: the ski-to-door start removes the morning argument, and the kids' pool plus solarium give parents somewhere to actually sit down. Couples travelling without children will still find the hot tub and spa lounge worth the stay, even if the family-dinner buzz downstairs isn't a quiet honeymoon setting. Anyone wanting total peace at breakfast should ask for a later table or look at a smaller property instead.
- Book a balcony room facing the slope, the mountain view does most of the entertaining for restless kids.
- Use the hot tub before the dinner rush starts, it's calmer right after the lifts close.
- Ask about the kids' pool opening hours at check-in, they shift with the ski season.
Why we love it
- Indoor pool that faces the piste
- Hot tub and solarium for grown-ups
- Ski-to-door onto Station 1450
- Real family dinner, not a snack menu
Why guests love itThe kids' pool solves the usual stand-off before dinner: one parent can supervise while the other decompresses in the hot tub two metres away, both within sight of the slope through the pool windows. Balcony rooms with the mountain view keep younger skiers occupied at the sight of tomorrow's piste instead of a screen. Dinner downstairs is properly family-paced, not a rushed buffet, and by the time dessert arrives everyone's usually asleep on their feet from the altitude and the skiing.