Hotels in Arêches
Arêches, a charming Savoyard village, offers an authentic ski experience in the heart of the Beaufortain massif. Known for its preserved architecture and family-friendly atmosphere, it's an ideal destination for those seeking genuine mountain charm and excellent skiing.
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Hôtel le Christiania
Modern comfort near slopes, mountain views, and Savoyard charm
Why guests love itHôtel le Christiania is a renovated two-star just 150 metres from the slopes in Arêches, a lovely traditional Savoyard village. Everything we needed was on site: ski rental, ski pass sales and a ski room, which made our first morning with the kids stress-free. Our room had views over the mountains and village. The south-facing terrace was a sun trap in the afternoon, and the garden gave the kids space to play. Great value.

Résidence Club MMV La Clé des Cimes
Self-catering comfort with pool and spa in Arêches
Why guests love itLa Clé des Cimes gave us a self-catering apartment with a fully equipped kitchen and a living room with a sofa bed, perfect for our family of five. Bed linen and towels were provided, so packing was lighter. The heated indoor pool was the kids' daily highlight after skiing, and we enjoyed the spa while they swam. Free WiFi and a TV with a DVD player helped on quiet evenings. Practical, comfortable and great for families.

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Historic hotel with mountain views, spa and traditional dining
Why guests love itLes Ancolies is set in a historic building in Arêches, and that old-stone character gave our stay real charm. Our room had a private bathroom and a balcony with mountain views, perfect for watching the snow fall. The spa was a welcome reward after skiing, and the traditional restaurant served hearty Savoyard cooking that the kids devoured. On sunny days the terrace was the place for an afternoon break. Warm and authentic.

Hôtel Viallet
Historic charm, mountain views, and family dining in Arêches
Why guests love itHôtel Viallet is a historic hotel in Arêches with real character, and our kids loved its old-fashioned charm. Our room had a balcony with mountain and garden views. The family-friendly restaurant served classic French dishes that went down well after skiing, and the coffee shop was perfect for an afternoon hot chocolate. The bar was a cosy spot in the evenings. A friendly, good-value base for skiing and winter walks.