Echalot Hotels

"Kamer heel schoon, vriendelijke bediening, ambiance."

"A chance encounter to break up a long journey back from Meribel to the UK. We were very pleased with every aspect of the stay. The place is beautifully decorated and ultra clean. We had some home cooked Chinese food which went down well with all the family, even accommodating gluten allergy. Next time we are passing we would definitely stay again."

"Tres bie’"

"Free Parking, good breakfast"

"Clean, good service - ideal for overnight stop "

"Beautiful place and friendly staff"

"The hotel Is very outdated, staff was friendly that's the only positive thing. £12 extra for a pet is crazy, all other similar hotels asks max £6. Will not choose this hotel unless all the others are fully booked."

"The charme of the place. "

"Snug but affordable"

"Lovely hotel, right next to a shopping centre, would definitely return if we’re in the area."

"Very small room for rhree but clean with comfortable beds. Basic accommodation suitable for an overnight stay."

"The room was spacious, quiet and warm. The dinner was really special. Limited menu but everything was superb as was the service and especially the dinning area. The breakfast was also very good."

"Nice and easy access, clean and has everything you need for overnight stay"

"Reception: excellent, room: clean, well presented, comfortable bed, spacious- could not fault it. Only negative: next door restaurant was closed on a Sunday, but directed to nearby alternative"

"Quiet, with extremely comfortable beds. "

"Excellent stay"

"Nice and comfy "

"Amazingly comfortable room and very friendly staff. Situated above a very good restaurant and in a pretty and quiet village. "

"When I arrived at this property the owner finally answered the door, she said she had no knowledge of my booking. Finally I had to email her a copy of my confirmation. This wasn't made any easier by her statement that "she spoke no English" - the website clearly states multilingual staff. (In fact it later became clear she did speak English). The 'living-room' is actually set out as a shop and did not feel welcoming - I was not invited to use it anyway. The only restaurant in Salives was unable...