We had six people staying, so there was plenty of space. The beds were comfortable and made up before we arrived, and there were multiple bathrooms and toilets. The kitchen was very well equipped, with an oven, dishwasher, washer and dryer, a three-burner halogen hob, and coffee makers for both filter coffee and capsules. The dining table works for 8-10 people, though 12 would feel cramped. There’s a large sofa along two walls, but it’s incredibly hard and uncomfortable if you sit for long. The bedroom Velux windows wouldn’t open, though they could be set to ventilation. There’s a garage under the apartment for two cars, plus ski and boot storage, but the boot heater didn’t seem to work. The south-facing balcony is large and sunny. The apartment is within walking distance of the ski slope, ski shop, and bakery, about 5-10 minutes, with several restaurants nearby. The free ski bus stop is practically outside the door. It doesn’t run in the evening, unfortunately, so after dinner in Valloire you have to walk back, which takes 25 minutes. The satellite TV only had French channels. You could change the audio to English, for example, but the subtitles couldn’t be adjusted.
