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Went to Ste Foy Feb half-term a few years ago, despite the small size had a great time on the slopes but accommodation (Les Fermes de Ste Foy, self-catering) a tad basic and uncomfortable (I know, I know call me "Princess and the Pea" all you like). We are a family of four (including two teenage boys who eat like lions). Anyone have knowledge of any more luxury options, hotel, self-catered or catered in Ste Foy that are not immediately obvious from a web search? Thanks in advance
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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http://www.smallwonders.eu/white-eden-st-foy-tarentaise/ The location is ideal. On the blue home run its ski in/out! With fantastic views. We stayed there in Jan 2016 and had a fabulous time. Excellent top quality professional chef (my 3 twenty something sons had more than enough to eat and were beaten by some of the meals!) hot tub surrounded by huge candles in lamps at night, sauna, and very willing, helpful staff. Underground parking, lift to all floors, heated boot warmers etc! The family rooms could be perfect for you. Just be aware that some of the rooms are accessed by going outside from the main areas.
It was a chalet hotel when we stayed there with no 'outsiders' but I believe they now offer lunches on the terrace to non-residents. I don`t suppose that makes much difference to the experience.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Thanks @Philip1972, @skitrack, @CaravanSkier, all very useful - any more ideas welcome
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thanks @CharlieL,
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Another option I`ve just thought of especially if you are self drive (though there is a regular bus service to Ste Foy Station and Val D'Isere) is this place in the old Ste Foy http://www.le-monal.com/accomodation/apartments. We stayed there for a few days between last Xmas and New Year 2017 because we wanted easy access to Val D'Isere. I did cook dinner in the apartment one night but meals in the hotel part were lovely. There is a little shop just over the road and round the corner which does baguettes/croissants etc.
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