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Les Arc 1950 - restaurants and any general advise?
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Les Arc 1950
We're a family of 4, booked into this resort at the start of the season. Children are 11 and 8 and can ski blues and some reds.
Do I need to book evening restaurants? And if so which ones?
Also, anyone had any joy narrowing down a specific building when your booking is non-specific? How and which ones are best??!
Everything else I've sorted but these things are bugging me. It's been such a long time I want to make sure everyone has the BEST time possible.
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Maybe you need to give us a bit more detail. When are you going? That makes a difference to the question of booking restaurants. And what is your "non specific booking?" Is this for accommodation?
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I assume by start of season you mean 10/12 /22. The resort will be almost deserted that week so no restaurant bookings etc will be necessary. The week after ie the week before Christmas will be busier so reservations may be required. Call in the day before or when you get back from skiing.
And have a great time.
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The lift/elevater up to 2000 Runs until late at night, so you can go there, too.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
there are a few options in 1950 as well as 2000 which is easy to get to and from using the free Cabriolet gondola.
You are probably best having a walk round both villages, which shouldn't take more than 20 mins, to see the sort of food on offer and the relative cost.
The first week of the season will be dead. The week leading to christmas will be busy so may need a reservation depending on what sort of food you want, time of dining etc
The options range from fast food - pizza and hotdogs/burgers - up to 5 star dining at the Taj-I Maj in 2000, plus traditional Savoie food
When out skiing, the Bulle Cafe on the pistes running down to 2000 - it is next to the Arcabulle lift - is a good pizza option during the day plus it does great seafood. The Challets de L'arc which is just a bit further down the piste does decent food though can get busy quickly
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