We were in apartment 122. This was a 7 person apartment. There were 4 of us, 2 adults and 2 children (12 and 14 years old). I didn't think the apartment was overly large for 4 people. There was 1 toilet available and 2 bathrooms. Both with a sink, 1 with a shower and the other with a bath where you can also shower. The separate shower had wet/mold spots on the wall. We did not use this during our stay. We only stored our ski bones in here. The electric heating was also not connected in this bathroom. You have a view of the slopes from your room, but the windows are not very large. Furthermore, there is no balcony. There is a ski locker that you can use where we just received our 4 ski slats and poles. There was no heating rack provided for our bones. The ski locker opens directly onto the slopes. Here you can descend to the Reberty lift. In the morning and evening you will have some "inconvenience" from the machines that prepare the slopes. In the morning these stop just below the bedroom windows. You cannot drive your car to the front door to unload everything and take it to your room. You can book an underground parking garage for a fee. We didn't do this. We drove our Ford Kuga with ski box halfway to the underground parking garage (there is no barrier) and then unloaded everything there. The elevator was close by and everything was brought to the room. Then we drove the car back out and parked it next to the track for free. The distance to the track and the hotel entrance is not that great, but there is a fairly large difference in height. You can do this by taking a 3-storey stairwell or taking a detour with a slope. The entrance/reception is not very inviting. We had booked additional ski passes and we were able to pick them up at the reception as agreed. In my opinion, more of a hotel for young people and not for families.
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