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Les Diablerets ?????
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Can anyone tell me anything about Les Diablerets?

It is one of our options for New Year for a very mixed group with very varying needs. Basically we need reasonable skiing for all levels and good off slope activities too. Pedestrians allowed up the lifts would be great too. Convenience would be good too, don't want the beginners to have to walk too much!

We are considering the Eurotel-Victoria and I would be grateful for any feedback on it re. its location especially.

Thanks a lot!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Was there last year ( end of Jan 2004 ). Skiing not too challenging, it's linked to Villars. There is an unexciting glacier there with a couple of runs, but not too - taxing; probably best for early intermediates; don't know the hotel you mention, stayed at Les Sources which was adequate.

These resorts are lowest near Lake Geneva so try and go earlier to guarantee snow.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

We went to Les Mosses (just round the corner) over New Year this year and went several times to Les Diablerets. It is linked to Villars as Hibernia says, but was much quieter and the there were less queues. It has a lift to Isenau, which is fun for a day, but all the lifts there are button tows, so tiring on the legs. but there are some off-piste options there, as there are at Leysin, which is also very close by. Gstaad is also fairly close. I don't know if there is a bus service to these areas, as we had our own transport. I would have thought it would be a good base for learners/early intermediates.

As we didn't stay there, afraid I can't comment on the off-slope activities. Also, no idea on the lesson situation, so sorry again.
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