Le Flory'lège

We had a good four nights with friends. The bar and games area made a nice place to spend time, and the boot room was useful, though we used lockers at the top of Le Valleen. The rooms looked nice, but were a bit small and made creative use of storage. The hotel is very handy for the Le Valleen lift, where there was plenty happening, while the area right around the hotel was quieter. We enjoyed the staff, especially Indi, who helped with dietary needs, and the kitchen was very flexible. A few dishes could've been warmer, but not enough for us to complain. In St G village, we'd recommend the 3 musketeers bar and the gourmands patisserie. Thanks for a great stay.

The shared spaces have a great vibe, with games and books, welcoming lobby and restaurant areas, and really friendly staff. The rooms were the letdown: extremely small, very basic, with tiny beds and bathrooms that felt very out of date. Because of the rooms, we wouldn't stay again.

The service and food were top class, and the views were amazing. Our room was small but did the job, and it was very quiet. I only wish there'd been a kettle in the room.

I stayed one night on my own in a mixed six-bed room, but a door split it into two sections, so it felt closer to sharing with two others. I got lucky with my roommates: they were quiet, kept to themselves, and were already settling down early. Noise stayed low at night and in the morning. The beds are singles. There aren't curtains, but walls between them give you some privacy, and each bed has its own light. Both bathrooms were very clean and had bath mats for everyone. Towels were included, and the lockers had number locks. The staff were friendly, and the location was great. Downstairs there's a bar, a comfortable seating area with board and card games, and bowling for an extra charge.