Résidence Pierre & Vacances L'Ours Blanc
Apartments with mountain views, close to the slopes
About this hotel
Résidence Pierre & Vacances L'Ours Blanc provides a practical and comfortable stay in the heart of Alpe d'Huez. The apartments offer a welcoming space after a day on the snow, with many featuring scenic views of the surrounding valley or the majestic Oisans Mountains. Its location, just 300 metres from the ski lifts, means you are never far from the action, allowing for easy access to the vast ski domain. The residence is designed for those who appreciate independence and a relaxed atmosphere, making it suitable for families and groups looking to make the most of their time on the mountain.
- Valley or Oisans Mountain views
- 300m from ski lifts
- Self-catering apartments
Our take
This residence is ideal for skiers and families seeking a self-catering option with good access to the Alpe d'Huez slopes. The apartments provide flexibility and space, while the proximity to the lifts ensures a smooth start to your ski day. It's less suited for those desiring full hotel services or a lively, social atmosphere within the accommodation itself, focusing instead on practical comfort and mountain access.
- Check the reception hours before you arrive, they vary throughout the week.
- Plan your meals in advance to make the most of the self-catering facilities.
- Take advantage of the short walk to the ski lifts for quick access to the pistes.
Why we love it
- Apartments with valley or mountain views
- Just 300 metres from the ski lifts
- Ideal for independent travellers
- Comfortable base in Alpe d'Huez
Why guests love itL'Ours Blanc was a straightforward, sensible choice for our family. Our self-catering apartment looked out over the Oisans mountains, and cooking our own meals kept the cost of a week in Alpe d'Huez under control. The ski lifts are about 300 metres away, a short walk once the kids got used to carrying their own skis. It is a practical base for exploring the slopes and the resort without paying for extras we did not need.