Residence Pierre & Vacances Les Gemeaux

“Excellent location - great staff”

Studio - a tad on the small side but as a couple, we could work around it. Kitchenette was well stocked with utensils and tons of cooking equipment - comes with electric hob, toaster, kettle and microwave (with grill function). Linen/towels provided (just have to make your own bed when you first ar… more

Studio - a tad on the small side but as a couple, we could work around it. Kitchenette was well stocked with utensils and tons of cooking equipment - comes with electric hob, toaster, kettle and microwave (with grill function). Linen/towels provided (just have to make your own bed when you first arrive) and hairdryer provided. Friends had the one bedroom apartment - luxuriously spacious and balcony with a fantastic view of the slopes. Both rooms were warm and clean. Wifi was very reliable. One downside was that all the pillows provided were quite lumpy and flat. Location - close to the Roche de mio gondola, fantastic bakery and shops. Easy access to both SPARs within a few minutes walk. Tips - one toilet roll provided. Bring some your own or purchase 6 for €2.40 from SPAR and bring a couple of extra bin bags as only one is provided for the kitchen bin. Would definitely stay at Les Gemeaux again - but probably in the one bedroom apartment, instead of the studio! And shout out to the excellent reception staff.

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“bed and shower are bad, the rest is good.”

We burnt our back in the shower, everyday the shower becomes 60 degrees, you have to jump out other wise you burn yourself. The bed was sagged, we slept on the ground because it was terrible The rest is good

“Not ski-in/ski-out ”

Holiday via crystal ski who list this accommodation as being ‘ski-in/ski-out’ Which it categorically is not. This is nothing to do with any ski ability, it just physically isn’t possible to ski even close. Reception were misleading, saying it was easier to get to the ski area via the 7th floor… more

Holiday via crystal ski who list this accommodation as being ‘ski-in/ski-out’ Which it categorically is not. This is nothing to do with any ski ability, it just physically isn’t possible to ski even close. Reception were misleading, saying it was easier to get to the ski area via the 7th floor exit, but it is probably much of a muchness, just via a different route. Gondola is fairly close, but at least 1/4 mile away. You need to walk along stairs/ wooden planking/ brick walkways to get to it. Can be a bit precarious when icy. Accommodation was clean, modern and comfortable. I stayed in a studio apartment with 2 bunk beds, a sofa bed in the lounge and bath/ sink with separate toilet. Bath is a weird shape, had a sort of bilateral inner shelf, so wasn’t the most comfortable to relax in. The actual design defies logic, and do not think we’d have anything quite like it in the UK. The wall heaters seemed a bit archaic, but managed to get them to work when needed. I would probably stay here again if visiting La Plagne again. The ski resort itself is fairly good, but I’d personally prefer more reds. Lots of blues with long periods of flat skiing which isn’t particularly challenging. Loads of off piste, but insurance doesn’t covert you for that, so it’s a tad risky to venture off the main slopes. Beautiful scenery though, and some nice tree-lined slopes lower down. This isn’t the only accommodation crystal class as ski-in/ski-out when it is not. They need to sort this out, as very misleading.

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