Logis Hotel Gai Soleil

Loved the pool area to chill. They let us store our bikes safely. Loved the balcony, air conditioning, comfy bed. Was great!

Very nice Hotel. Clean, quiet, comfortable. Lovely garden and pool. Great evening restaurant. Very helpful owner

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Love this hotel

Fantastic hotel. Great location and lovely staff. Will definitely be back

it was perfect

Beautiful little bar, so relaxing. The spa was amazing. We used it almost every day. Lovely cosy bedroom and a kitchen with everything you could possibly need. The staff were great.

A leak in the toilet that needed fixing. We did eat in the restaurant and it was lovely but not enough of a selection in the restaurant for vegetarian/pescatarian.

Great location Comfortable bed

Bathtub glass was leaking all over the bathroom floor Very limited breakfast options

Perfect location at the entrance to the village. Easy to find. Easy to park. Lovely room overlooking the pool. Great bar and restaurant.

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Family of 4, 2 adults, a 5 year old and a nearly 1 year old. First time going skiing with kids so we wanted to make sure it was as easy as possible. We looked at flights under 2 hours and hotel about the same. We decided Bristol to Geneva. After looking at a few accommodation options we decided to stay at Logis Gai Soleil in Samoens (https://www.logishotels.com/en/hotel/logis-hotel-gai-soleil-1214). We went for a family suite so we could make food and bottle for the baby. We also booked transfers with Alps Transfert (https://www.alpstransfert.com) to ensure we had car seats and knew what we were doing when we got there. This turned out to be a really good option because our flight was delayed by about an hour. This was no problem for the transfer and the hotel gave us a code to get our key as reception would have been closed. Our driver contacted the hotel on the way and sorted our key cards and the hotel staff met us at the apartment which was in the lodge. This made the delay a lot more bearable and made for a seamless check-in for us (it was nearly midnight and we wanted to get the kids settled). The next morning, we picked up some pastries from a bakery a short walk away from the hotel (Boulangerie Tiffanie) which had a massive selection of cakes, pastries, sandwiches, etc! 4 x croissants, 4 x pain chocolat, 4 x pain au raisin and a pain traditional cost about €18. We hadn’t booked and ski hire, ski passes or ski lessons so after breakfast we set about sorting that out. We went with ESF whose office is close to the tourist information centre (again a short walk from the hotel). We booked our 5 yo in for group lessons which were 3pm to 5pm starting that Sunday afternoon - if you want a choice of lessons, try checkyeti.com (also does ski hire). The hotel let us know about two ski hire shops by the Grand Massif Express which they had discount with. Sport experience and the other is Extreme Sport.