Morillon Hotel Guide - Morillon Ski Resort hotels in Morillon, France.

"It was great!"

"Brilliant apartment in a great location! Really well equipped for self catering. There was 4 of us (2adults 2 children) and there was loads of room for us plus all our skiing gear. Bed and mattress in main bedroom could do with replacing as could bed linen (and you have to make your own beds) but kids thought their beds were very comfortable! The parking is at the main car park just on the edge of the village but it's not far to walk and you can drive to the apartment to load/unload etc. "

"Average, all areas"

"Gondola is 10 min walk. Chatlet is well appointed, clean and as billed. Skiing was spectacular and Sophie was so kind and available throughout the stay. "

"Lovely family atmosphere with great food and service"

"Clean hotel and bedroom, cosy bar, friendly staff, full spa facilities, ideal location close to ski resorts Reasonable rates, would definitely book again "

"The hotel is super clean, "

"Clean, tidy, good location for GME. 4 double bedrooms a a family room, all with en-suites, comfortable for 12 people. Nice fire place and hot tub. "

"This was literally the absolute worst hotel (really, it was more like a hostel) that I have stayed in either stateside or abroad. The property only allows you to communicate with them during two short periods daily around check-in and out. Their information indicates check in is not on the property. After needing to call for clarification, we were given a separate address that led us to the same location. There is no parking at the actual hotel because of construction. You have to park down the road. I asked at check in why they did not address this on their site or in communications. They said if we had reserved through them, they would have, but because we reserved through Expedia, "We don't choose to." The hotel is incredibly run down. The room was awful. Everything looked dirty. They give you pachaged sheets and towels (yes, you get the pleasure of bothmaking AND unmaking your own "bed"), many of which were either dirty or had permanent staining. The mattresses, furniture, etc. were all clearly from the hotel's inception probably 50 years ago. Just imagine what those "mattresses" have seen. You get flat sheets to throw over said mattresses. The mattresses might as well be from the days when they were filled with straw they were so hard and uncomfortable. The bathroom sink sprayed you with water when turned on and the shower had drainage issues. The walls were thin. We could hear those around us. There were black beetles on the floor. They charged us 2x for one payment"