We've been using the VTF association locations for over 10 years now and this is one of the better ones, even is Alpe D'Huez isn't my favourite ski resort.

The rooms are very clean and actually quite spacious. Beds are hard.

Bathroom amenities are basic but VTFs are not about luxury. Bathroom was clean and felt newly refurbished. The shower was a walk-in with great pressure, and plenty of hot water. I think showers over baths are a 1970s throwback and believe the majority of hotel rooms could dispense with the bathrub altogether, as this one seems to have done. Why not have, say, 10% of rooms with baths and let people specify they want a bathtub on reservation?

Overall the hotel is very clean and fresh. Rooms are in three separate buildings away from the main one with the bar, restaurant, reception etc.

Food was generally ok but soups and a few other dishes were pretty tasteless.

Bar area is very pleasant.

Downsides: no lifts, and our room was on the 5th floor. That's a real pain with luggage. And there is virtually no parking at the building so it's a real pain as you have to unload your stuff and then drive up into town to park.

The hotel is a bit of a walk from the slopes.

The biggest gripe is the Jurassic-era wifi. I have never had wifi in any hotel in my life as slow as this. It is apparently a 1Mb connection - for over 100 guests! This means a simple web page - honestly - takes over 2 minutes to load. This was useless and felt worse than dial-up 15 years ago. Where does a hotel actually get a 1Mb connection these days? Villagers in Somalia would complain at that. Worse than useless.

Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Highlight of the hotel is the spa, which really wouldn't be out of place in a hotel at twice the price. Great steam room, sauna and jacuzzi with views on the mountains. An excellent way to relax after a day's skiing.

All in all, recommended.