All inclusive in France?

[MrsPatmore]

Does anyone know of a cheaper all inclusive in France (that isn't Neilson etc). Budget max 2.5k for next half term/summer?

Very few All Inclusives in France. Have you looked at Club Med?

Would you consider Corsica? There are I think 2 Club Meds plus a Mark Warner on Corsica. There will also be some Club Med resorts in mainland France so I second that recommendation. For the most part France don’t really do big all inclusive resorts though so if that’s what you want then you’d likely be better off in Spain.

Hotel Monte Bianco in Saint Gervais, French Alps. We went there with kids aged 3 and 6 and it was the best value holiday we've ever had. All meals were included and also the childrens clubs. children 5 and under stay free in school hols. There is plenty to do nearby eg. Mont blanc tramway, lovely outdoor pool in st gervais, pedalos in mountain lake in nearby les contamines. There is the option of eating lunch at the hotel or taking a picnic for day outings. You would need a car. we booked it through Peak Retreats including the ferry crossing. The above hotel is part of a chain called MMV and that is one of their better hotels. There are also other all inclusive chains such as vacanciel, clubs belhambra and village clubs du soleil in France which are a lot cheaper than club med but probably more of a simple 3 star experience. There are a few club meds in france but they are pricey. Most of the all inclusive places in France will have a very French feel.

Thanks for the replies. Mocha that is the sort of thing we're looking for.