Résidence Pierre & Vacances Premium les Terrasses d'Hélios

Beautiful setting, quiet, ski in/ski out access was great. Wonderful facilities to enjoy after a day on the slopes - pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam. Handy on site shop which had everything we needed for a week of self catering. Friendly and helpful staff.

We stayed at the hotel for a week in December, and it was the perfect family location, offering ski-in and ski-out convenience. The swimming pool and sauna were an extra bonus after a whole day on the slope. The staff was absolutely amazing, going the extra mile to find us a better room with a perfect mountain view. We will definitely be back! Thank you.

We stayed here with our 1 and 3 year old kids. The apartment was immaculate and the facilities were ideal for us with 2 bathrooms and 2 bedrooms. There is a play area in the foyer and they provided us with a "baby pack", which consisted of a cot, high chair and changing mat. I would strongly recommend this place and would happily return with our 2 in future years.

Great self catering hotel. Stayed in a 2 bed Mountain View apartment which was lovely. Could ski and out or get the bus and lift into centre. Can order pastries for breakfast for next day. Ski passes required for ski and out which can work out expensive if only using beginner slopes. Restaurant lovely, ski hire shop on site very convenient. Town easy to navigate after a couple of days. Perfect for beginners. plenty of blue runs which are on the more difficult ens of the spectrum. we had great conditions over new year but was very busy

We went in Feb 2022 but can’t select that date The apartment was nice , ski in and out is easy, ski hire shop and spa are all in the same building and pool is excellent which makes things easy , we have stayed at the sister apartments close by but these are better and worth the extra money . I don’t think they are big enough for four people .. Flaine is a good ski resort for beginners and intermediates

Fantastic stay in a one bedroom apartment with my 7 yr old grandson. Swimming pool was a great bonus. No complaints. Would definitely return with all the family next time. Easy access to ski slopes and/or ski bus. Spar shop, Ski school, Ski hire shop and great restaurant are all on on site but other shops, supermarkets, bakeries etc are all in easy walking distance.

Better than expected stayed in 6 bedroom apartment 2 bathrooms well stocked kitchen full of gadgets, only downside was parking £25 and no guarantee of a space as we were late back each evening after watching 5 stages of the TDF

Just got back from a fabulous stay in Flaine! We were very lucky to have two flurries of snow whilst we were here, which meant skiing conditions were superb! The hotel itself was clean and well kept. We particularly liked the lounge area where we met other families for ‘games nights’ and a chat in front of a beautiful fire! All the staff were very helpful and answered any questions we had! You can order bakery goods from reception the day before to collect each morning each morning. We were told that next season this will all be done online. The room was great. We stayed in the 2 bedroom apartment with lounge and kitchen. You get an en-suite shower room as well as bathroom with separate toilet. Our room was 012, and had a balcony that overlooked the courtyard, Flaine and the mountains. Waking up to views of the mountains each morning was amazing, and lunch on the sunny balcony was beautiful! Definitely recommend a room this side of the hotel. The facilities were great too! The swimming pool was clean and well kept, located on -1 floor. The outdoor hot tub was lovely and steam room and sauna was great too. There is a spa on site, but we didn’t use. There is a Spar shop on site, which is quite expensive, so my advise would be to stop at the supermarket on the way to the resort or to take a trip to the Sherpa in Flaine Forum. There is also a lovely restaurant on site too, who couldn’t have made us more welcome! We had fondue with charcuterie and pizza for the kids, with the latter available to order to takeaway back to your room. Ignore the negative reviews. The resort is expensive (as is most ski resorts!), so expect higher prices than in the UK. You are allocated a heated ski locker to keep your gear on -2 floor, which leads you to the courtyard for ski in/ski out. Prior to booking, we read a few negative reviews about this, which we feel were unjust and unfair on the hotel. The snowplough prepares a run of snow for ski in/ski out from the courtyard, and when there has been flurries of snow, this is a great green run behind Eos (sister hotel) down to the Gerats chair lift. However, the first couple of days we were there, there wasn’t enough snow on the Green run, and although the do their best, it is out of control of the hotel. However, a 10metre walk up the ‘ski in’ slope under the arch takes you to another green run at the front of the hotel so that you can ski out. All in all, not too much of a hardship! It takes about 10 mins to ski into the main ski area of Flaine. With a button lift and the Gerats chair lift taking you back to the hotel. Just a heads up, we got caught out one day with the button lift closing due to lack of snow on the lift, but we’re happy to get the free bus shuttle back to the hotel. Free bus shuttles run every 15 mins during peak season. Whilst we were there , they ran every 30 mins. The ski school we booked is located in the courtyard, which was perfect for drop off and collection. It was our kids first ski holi

Excellent base for a family skiing holiday! Flaine is not a particularly attractive resort but the skiing is very good and the Residence where we stayed was comfortable and well located. Ski shop, local supermarket, parking and restaurant all within the complex. Ski in/out. Would recommend.