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P&V apartments in Tignes or La Plagne- good idea?
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Hi - has anyone stayed in any P&V apartments in Tignes or La Plagne? Is it good for families? We are a group of a few families with kids and we want to book somewhere for Christmas we’re we can have apartments next to each other ( some privacy but still together) . P&V prices seem very reasonable and the apartments look basic but functional. So is it recommended? Any pitfalls to consider?
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"Basic but functional" is about right. You'll do well NOT to use maximum occupancy and check whether linen and towels are provided - they're very often not. But should be fine, especially if you can organise kids in one apartment and adults in another sometimes. wink Take decent knives. And don't forget to bring them back. And keep luggage to a minimum, all in soft bags which can be stuffed under beds.
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@pam w, thank you. Really good advice. Wouldn’t have thought about knives and soft bags! Anything else to be aware of? Do they charge end of week cleaning or something else?
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Might be a charge. Might be the option to clean it yourself. French renters generally do this v well. You'll probably pay a deposit. Need to check your holiday insurance or home insurance covers damage to holiday rentals - standard on France and probably buried somewhere in small print.
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Even if you pay for cleaning,or if it is included, they will expect the kitchen to be left clean and all food stuffs removed, and sometimes bedding stripped if provided. They may ask to inspect the apartment and check the inventory before you leave so that they can refund your damage deposit.
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