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10 Top-Rated Lodges in Isere, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes
Discover the best Lodges in Isere, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes including Lemand Hotel, La Batisse - Hotel & Restaurant, Residence Lagrange Vacances L'Alpenrose, Le Relais des Ecrins, Village Vacances Les Ramayes, La Perle de L'Oisans, Gite des Rimets, Coeur des Montagnes, Village Club Mileade Les Deux Alpes, Chalet Saskia.
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1. Lemand Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
nice and welcoming motel style to stop over
Reviewed By jivers927this place just off the motoway, in a quiet area was a really good discovery. heap, well kept , large confy double bed and particularly nice and helpful staff. Bonjs is the excellent breakfast with various fresh bread and french pastries- season fruig, various good quality yoghourts and jam... did really lt expect this quality for a such unpretentious sleeping over place!
2. La Batisse - Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
good stay
Reviewed By alecmNomad572170Basic, clean, friendly and quiet. Good value for a 2 star. Excellent budget place to stay if you've a rental car and flying in/out of Lyon and want to avoid the hassle of the city. Easy 20 min drive from the terminals in a really French small town. Private no-charge parking. No-charge Wifi works well.
3. Residence Lagrange Vacances L'Alpenrose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
L'ALPENROSE apartments in Alpe d'Huez are situated in the Bergers area of the resort, 250m the closest shops. This wood and stone residence offers both authentic Alpine charm and modern touches, with accommodation in 27 apartments and boasting excellent views over the surrounding Romanche valley.
L'Alpen"DIRTY"rose Hotel ?
Reviewed By jackcX3715ERDO NOT STAY at this "4 Star" hotel. On arrival we found our room to be incredibly dirty with stained mattresses, dirty sheets dust, grime and even skid marks in the toilet. The staff at the hotel never gave a welcoming vibe from the very beginnig and showed no signed of hospitality, even when asking for an additional pillow to sleep with we were laughed at and told no. Upon leaving ending our stay we ensured the room was spotless (we were only told to remove bedsheets and ensure there was no rubbish). The room was left in a much better condition than we found it and yet we were CHARGED $100 ! For what? There was nothing more we could have done to clean the room. After chasing multiple times we were advised that they have a narrow window and if they have to clean a room they will charge extra! What kind of 4 Star hotel does not clean a room as standard! DISGUSTING! The location, pool and steam room were all very good.
4. Le Relais des Ecrins
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Perfect
Reviewed By 426theofDelicious food. Extremely friendly and nice people. The owner made sure everything was going great and made us feel welcome. The bread is served right out of the oven and goes perfectly well with the delightful dishes served. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience.
5. Village Vacances Les Ramayes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
6. La Perle de L'Oisans
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Awesome place in a small village in a beautiful French Alps region
Reviewed By lukasz150The apartment was very clean, specious, perfectly equipped with a breathtaking view. All the staff members were speaking English and were extremely nice and helpful. Vaujany is situated just 2h drive from Lyon. You have the access to a huge ski resort.
7. Gite des Rimets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
The old farm of Vercors was restored, the Holiday Shelter of Rimets benefits from a privileged situation: exceptional view on the high summits of Vercors, quiet absolute and serenity of places. The accommodation is proposed in room with privative shower-room or in dormitory; the welcome in half board or bed and breakfast. You found the ideal base camp to discover our wild massif of the Vercors, whether it is in feet, by bicycle, in motorcycle or still by car. In the pleasure to welcome you in Rimets! Pierre
8. Coeur des Montagnes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 148 reviews
In the heart of Vercors' Natural Reserve : a great breathe of fresh air, sourrounded by nature ! Next to the ski station and the Vercors' forest, the hotel-refuge Coeur des Montagnes makes you live in summer as in winter unforgettable holidays : zen, cosy, nature or sport ! Skiins, skating, hiking, canyoning, climbing, sights ... Come to discover a wide range of activities into the hotel and nearby. Hotel rooms and dormitories are fully comfortable, bright dinning and living room, our unique Norwegian bath, a playground for children, an authentic italian pizza maker ... Coeur des Montagnes, a haven of relaxation and wellness to be enjoyed with family and friends !
Great comfy place with nice people
Reviewed By CWorkflowWe spent one night there but wish we had staid longer, the place is really nice with a lot of attention to details. The chef accommodated to my gluten free/veggie diet and we had a great dinner. The view from the restaurant is beautiful, next time we'll try the pol!
9. Village Club Mileade Les Deux Alpes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Located in the heart of the Deux Alpes resort and its shops, Village Club Mileade Deux Alpes offers a cozy setting in an altitude ski resort, lively and animated.
School ski trip
Reviewed By OliverWilliams4444I stayed at the Cap Vacances hotel for a week during my school’s ski trip. The location was excellent- right next to the main chairlift, meaning that you could walk with your skis to the lift within two minutes. There were also plenty of things to do in the town to keep you entertained whilst not skiing such as some nice creperys, shops and at this time of the year- the popular RISE music festival. The accommodation was average, bearable but unpleasant. The bathroom was the size of a closet and when performing a numbrero dos, your foot would have been in the shower. The beds were okay but small and were able to be moved too easily as well as the duvet being twice the size of the actual bed. In addition, successfully using and connecting to the WiFi shared the same chances of trying to draw blood out of a stone- a teenager’s nightmare. The food, despite being cooked on mass proportion, was still unliked by many of my peers. Perhaps it could be improved with the choice of more universally popular meals rather than a turkey and cheese parcel for instance. Having said that, every meal time there were a bunch of sourdough baguettes which were delicious and meant that if you didn’t like the meal there was always a backup option. Overall the accommodation was decent enough for a school trip and the staff all seemed friendly too. Would I go again? Probably not, I would want to try other hotels.
10. Chalet Saskia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 113 reviews
Our luxury catered ski chalet Saskia has consistently been the most popular choice amongst our guests since it was built in 2000. Thanks to the combination of its picture-postcard location on the south facing, sundrenched slopes of Vaujany and its smart and stylish interior, it has become the our flagship. Chalet hosts Marcus and Rosa have built up a loyal following amongst our regulars over the years for their impeccable service, their knowledge of the area and above all Marcus's superlative cuisine. The unique mirror-image design of the chalet allows it to be used as a whole, taking advantage of all ten fully en-suite bedrooms. Alternatively, the chalet can be divided for smaller groups into two separate halves, each with their own lounge and dining areas sharing only the entrance hall plus the TV and games room. It can also be booked on a room by room basis.
Was this skiing or was it a gourmet week?
Reviewed By dmacmullenTruth is we had the best of both ! I took my daughter to get her reacquainted with skiing after a break of nearly 20 years. I had been to Vaujany in 2013 when the Ski Peak owners had a hotel which, though modest, had wonderful cuisine. As Alpe d’Huez has lots of great runs (and gentle wide pistes for us ‘motorway skiers’) I got in touch with Jamie at Ski Peak and booked a couple of rooms at Chalet Saskia for a week. We flew to Grenoble and Ski Peak gave me contacts to book a bus from the airport. Just over an hour and the lovely Roxie picked us up to do the last five miles or so. The chalet has 10 bedrooms and can accommodate 25 or so. Great rooms with super views, all en suite, comfortable and spacious. It’s divided into two wings so we had one to ourselves while a party of 13 occupied the other. They and we had our own living/dining rooms with log burner and direct service from the kitchen. What was it like? The best description is to imagine some friends offered to let you use their house; ‘just come and go as you please’ and ‘our people will look after you......’. They did! Their new chef Matthew will get a Michelin star one day. The evening meals were a two (plus!) hour delight of the most enterprising cuisine, carefully chosen wines, a little explanation by Matt of what we were eating and how it was prepared. Served by Grace, Charlie, Kirsty and with appearances by Mikey, it was like being with friends for the evening. Being able to stream your own music was handy too. Incidentally breakfasts weren’t too shabby either with Matt happy to cook very interesting and different plates. His ‘full English’ was superb (Matt is part Greek, part Lancashire so he has the right genes!). And afternoon tea and cakes by the way.......! Roxie took us to see the ski hire guys. Very sensible prices and (though a busy Saturday) there was a special queue for Ski Peak customers..........! The main gondola is only a couple of hundred yards but no humping up steps required . Vaujany is fully equipped with lifts and escalators. All in all a great week. Three days of full sun. One day of blizzard when we just ‘slobbed out’ in the chalet. Definitely going back! Thanks again to Roxie for looking after admin and taking us back to the bus. Fabulous holiday and so easy to sort out odd details with the office in the UK. Utterly personal service.
