One room or apartment that sleeps two adults and two or more children, so you don't have to book two rooms.
9 hotels
A five-star village-centre hotel that runs a proper winter childcare session with a children's supper, plus a winter playroom and set 'splash hours' in the spa for under-10s. Suites with sofa beds suit small families.
A three-star hotel marketed squarely at families, with a children's club reported on booking sites, babysitting and a games room. It sits at the edge of the village, so expect a walk or the village bus to the lifts.
A hotel with a games playroom, a board-game and wooden-toy library, and a free ski room beside the lifts. Its Etoile Family option links a superior room and a double through a connecting door, and the Alpenperle Residences are a quieter apartment-style option nearby.
A four-star village hotel whose rooms and suites can be joined into large family rooms. The spa has an indoor pool with children's opening hours.
A luxury all-suite hotel where the Deluxe Suites take two adults and two children using built-in bunks or sofa beds, with complimentary babysitting. Guests get a private ski cabin beside the cable car.
A three-star superior hotel directly by the cable cars and slopes. Its Chalet Nicoletta attic apartment sleeps up to four with two bedrooms and two bathrooms and comes with full hotel service.
A family-run three-star hotel right by the cable cars and the ski school meeting point. It has four-person family rooms of 31 m2 and a large ski room with a boot-dryer system.
A family-run garni right on the piste edge, marked ski-in/ski-out, with a family room made of two separate bedrooms for two to four people. Every room type has a balcony.
A three-star hotel sitting directly on the slopes, with two-room family rooms that have bunk beds in a separate small bedroom. The south-facing version sleeps five.
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