Hôtel Arcadien
Ski-to-door access, spa relaxation, and Savoyard dining
About this hotel
Hôtel Arcadien sits directly in the Arc 1600 ski resort, providing the ultimate convenience of ski-to-door access to the vast Paradiski Ski Area. After a day on the slopes, guests can unwind in the complimentary sauna and hot tub, or unwind in a massage treatment. Dining is a highlight, with two distinct restaurants: La Cabuche, specializing in traditional Savoyard dishes, and Les Arolles, offering cuisine crafted with local flavors. A lounge bar is also available for evening relaxation. Each room is equipped with modern comforts, including a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom, ensuring a comfortable stay focused on mountain enjoyment.
- Ski-to-door access
- Sauna and hot tub
- Two restaurants
- Lounge bar
Our take
Hôtel Arcadien is my practical pick in Arc 1600 for skiers who want to head out onto the Paradiski area straight from the door. The sauna and hot tub cover recovery, two on-site restaurants serve Savoyard and local cuisine, and the lounge bar keeps the evening in the building. An 8.2 from 187 guests reflects a sound three-star. Those looking for a quiet, secluded retreat away from the resort will find the setting too lively for them.
- Make the most of the ski-to-door access to be first on the slopes each morning.
- Book a table at La Cabuche to experience authentic Savoyard specialities.
- Utilize the sauna and hot tub after skiing to soothe tired muscles.
Why we love it
- Direct ski-to-door access
- Complimentary sauna and hot tub
- Two distinct onsite restaurants
- Lounge bar for evening relaxation
Why guests love itHôtel Arcadien is the ski-to-door hotel I recommend in Arc 1600 for families who want to reach the Paradiski area without a walk in ski boots. After skiing, the sauna and hot tub look after tired legs, and two restaurants on site serve Savoyard and local cuisine, which keeps dinner simple with children. Rooms are straightforward, with a flat-screen TV and private bathroom. My advice: choose it for its position on the slopes rather than for spacious rooms.