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Avoriaz - Creche, and idea on places to stay?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi,

Thinking of driving to Avoriaz for a ski trip next year. First of all is it easy to park ect (never done a driving holiday before, but the cost of flights is getting high with the kids).
We are a part of 2 couples and 2 kids, any good recommendations on where to stay?
Also any advice on childcare welcome, my children are 2 and 5, my 5 year old can ski a tiny bit?

Thanks x
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Only the hotel block as you enter the resort, facing Morzine ( is it Dharma?) has its own parking, as it is a car free resort. This means that you either hire a horse and sled or lug your stuff up by foot. We stayed there last year with friends that had a 4 yr old, and he managed to ski, but I am sure that there are better resorts for youngsters. Personally, I found it to be very crowded for mid Jan, and quite expensive, but if the snow had been better I probably would have loved it. Narrow links and crowds are not my favourite, but then it has a water park and world class snow parks.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

christine28, have a look at http://www.familyski.co.uk/ and their chalets in Ardent. Easy drive, easy parking right outside the chalets, childcare on tap and ski school from age 4, they send a 'helper' along in the lessons with the children and take them to/bring them back from lessons if required. Very easy access into the whole Avoriaz/wider PDS ski area. Never stayed there myself but know the area and I have friends who have stayed there about three times and in their other resorts a few times too. Worth a look.
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