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Les Arcs 21st March 2009 any cheap/good accommodation????
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

We are hoping to return by car on 21st March 2009, previously only stayed in La Cachette hotel which was excellent but quite expensive for a second trip and was wondering if anyone has or could suggest some reasonable lodgings in Les Arcs. Also any advice on driving to the resort, tolls, parking etc etc....

Thanks, all comments welcomed .................
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

macduff you could try this place - http://www.chaletarc.co.uk/ which I'm pretty sure allanm has stayed in..it's based in Nancroix so it's a bus ride upto Peisey-Vallandry or Peisey itself to get a lift.

Driving to resort it's pretty strightforward depending on weather - has been don to death on here, so if you search on 'driving to resort' using the forums search feature you'll get loads of links. In bad weather can take ages, in good wather can be done in 8.5 hours or thereabouts. Took me a tank and 1/2 of diesel when I did it in December (one way) tolls are 70 euros, assuming you do the reims, dijon, lyon, chambery, albertvilled, moutiers route. If you're driving up this weekend (for example) you'll definitely need snowchains...again search under snowchains for more useful info..
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