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Intrawest and Arc 1950's "Hameau Du Glacier", according to Home Overseas magazine.
Their annual property awards ceremony took place in the London Dorchester on May 4th, with the Arc 1950 village pipping shortlisted rivals in Humber Valley Canada, as well as another Les Arcs development, MGM's Orée des Cîmes in Vallandry, to the title and gold award for "Best Ski Development".
Not everyone's tasse de thé perhaps, but I've heard few negative comments from owners and visitors since construction began... other than concerns over prices around the 'village'!
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- Photo: Arc 1950 Feb 11th 2006, La Rosière in background ©
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Reminds me too much of Whistler, artificial and expensive. !! I'm sure it's very nice though.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
I went there, as you know, heading up a reasonably large group last season. To a man/woman/child they all loved it and want me to take them back again next year.
The main complaint - mine only I must confess - was the village price of everything from equipment hire to beer.
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Luigis restaurant in 1950 was nice. Good food, reasonable prices. Live music at night advertised too.
I would much prefer to stay in an older, lower village though.
There were only two bars in Peisey, one of them managed by a Frenchman who seemed to be on drugs every night -but the place had bags of character.
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