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la Clusaz - taxis in resort?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Looking to book a few days in La Clusaz next month, and have found a nice flat that's by the slopes, but it's a half hour walk from town (uphill on the way back). There is a bus, but that seems to only be once an hour and stops in the early evening. I suspect the hike up the hill will not prove popular....

Does anyone know how readily available taxis are in the town? I've been to other resorts (admittedly bigger ones) where there's been a taxi rank with lots of cars readily available, but also to ones where there is only one taxi that you have to book ages in advance. Would it be realistic to find a taxi in La Clusaz after a dinner out or not? Or should I just suck it up and book somewhere more expensive but more central?
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