CHALET-AUBERGE les Mélézes
Visitors frequently praise the friendly and welcoming atmosphere, with many highlighting the exceptional local cuisine and superb views. However, a common complaint is that the rooms are old, in disrepair, and not well-maintained, which is considered unacceptable given the price.
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Small, independently run hotel, quiet location. Comfortable, unpretentious, relaxed vibe. If one requires every last fitting brand new, such places exist (at a price, and likely coming with spa and state of the art gym). For things which matter, the shower set in my ensuite was a good modern one with plenty of hot water. As to "high prices in February", if you choose to go in high season that's how it is. Complaints about a "remote location with nothing around" are frankly, absurd: everyone knows Tignes is geographically spread out; maps are available. A plus for this hotel is being out of the often noisy centre: bars, nightlife, etc, but that is all easily reached if you want, by free navette in season (Tignes le Lac, 7 minutes). Breakfast is a typical regional spread. It's not a 'groaning sideboard', but I was quite happy with boiled eggs and Comté soldiers, artisan bread, charcuterie and the rest. There's perhaps a relaxed attitude to replenishing buffet supplies, but one can always ask. It may actually indicate some gentle food waste management, much needed in a small establishment. If it's your thing, the views from the breakfast room are to die for: rural aspect with mountains, Mont Blanc massif in the distance, etc. Outside, there's a sunny south-facing terrace to take a coffee or beer and enjoy the birdsong. Inside, a good sized lounge: big sofas, board games, large screen TV and a billiard table. Lunch/evening meals weren't on in late season, so no comment there. In any case one has options via the navette as mentioned for bars and restaurants in the centre (in the evening, check return journey times or use taxis). I came on a whim for some late springtime skiing in a favourite resort. One got out and covered the area, from Tignes 3452 below the Grande Motte, down to Val Claret/Le Lac and around, over to Col d'Isèran and back, all in fantastic sunshine much of the time, and was thankful. As always, do your research.
I was there in September. Very nice hotel, super friendly staff, and the breakfast was fantastic – delicious! I only have one small complaint: the heating was off, and I found it quite chilly on a rainy day. Otherwise, highly recommended.
Well located in Tignes 1800. Very friendly welcome, superb and varied breakfast, and a special mention to the chef – the meals were top-notch. This is our second visit and a fantastic stay. Thank you to the team.
Fantastic welcome, excellent location with the slopes just 50m away in the morning, and practically ski-in/ski-out access in the evening, plus a generous all-you-can-eat breakfast! The only downside: the single beds are pushed together to make a double, so they're not very comfortable, and the walls aren't very well soundproofed. But overall, a very good place to stay!
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Last updated on 9 August 2026