J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

caron-a wrote:Rose, would one of those my-situation-was-worse stories help or hinder?

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:Can you believe it, at my age I've got chickenpox.And I know which charming child has given it me :twisted:

Have you had it before?

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:Amanda, what ever happened to Col. He used to post a lot on here but since his trip to 'N' we dont hear much from him now, whatever did you do to him? :lol:

I noticed that...I'm really scared now :shock:

Tony_H wrote:They do have pictures:

This is the one I stayed in Serre Che in:

http://www.rocketski.com/skiing-France/SERRE-CHEVALIER/CLUBHOTEL-LE-GRAND-AIGLE.aspx


and heres the one they were talking about in Schladming:

http://www.rocketski.com/skiing-Austria/SCHLADMING/CLUBHOTEL-ROSSL.aspx


and this one looks particularly good in Le Corbier:

http://www.rocketski.com/skiing-France/LE-CORBIER/CLUBHOTEL-LE-MONT-CORBIER.aspx

Tony_H wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Tony_H wrote:I think, apart from the Milky Way options, it would be best to avoid any of their Italian selection to be honest!
They also use the Sporthotel Royer in Schladming, but thats expensive, so it might be that I use the Rossl. It looks a damned site better than the clubhotel in Serre Che I used.

Tony whats a clubhotel? never heard that expression before and what was wrong with it?

Theres tons of clubhotels around. They are basically hotels, but the chef gets a night off so you have to go out and eat. I thought it was going to be like chalet board, but its half board in essence.
You can get posh ones but the ones I have seen are usually 2 star or 3 star, and offer reasonable god value.
The one I stopped in was like the Luftwaffe head quarters - more akin to a military barracks than a hotel, but it had 2 bars, 2 restaurants, and bedrooms with ensuite facilities, and for what we paid it was ok. I just wouldnt choose to go back to it again.

Take a look at Equity Ski's website and see what Clubhotels they use.