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It's an experience. Lots of skiing. I really liked it, but my DH said it had busy, bottlenecked slopes. We went with Ski Total (Esprit's Adult Arm) so wasn't stupidly expensive. Ski School could've tried harder, but after my firends and I vocally moaned about it in a bar within earshot of some instructors, all classes notably improved. Coincidence?
Not many kids around, but lots of women in fur coats, men in Ferraris and everyone has high end sunglasses. But the adage was proved that money cannot buy taste.
In my ski school was a woman who wore 3-carat diamond earring... out skiing FFS! Unexpectedly she was possibly the loveliest person ever.
You have to make a trip to the champagne ice bar - it's on the slopes and literally made of ice. It mostly sells Veuve Cliquot champagne. When we were there, with our tinsy glasses, some lad who looked about 18 handed over his card to pay for a £480 bottle of VC. How the other half live.
That said, The Scheggerai (bottom of the slopes bar/restaurant) is my most fave bar ever. I still miss that place. Classy, homely, great staff and a right little suntrap for lunch.
Conditions weren't good when we went, but def my fave place to ski. (I'm a blue/red gal).
I don't think I'd take my kids, but an absolute experience.
Oh, it's massive downside... where was the eye-candy? There was barely a dishy bloke to be seen all week.