Visitor reviews for Les Angles

• December 03, 2007
  Tony Pembroke from IRELAND
  

  This is a wonderful resort for beginners and intermediates. The resort has well maintained slopes and snow cannons to provide snow sure conditions which is important in these days of 'climate change. The village of Les Angles is small with some excellent restaurants and bars, all within easy walking distance. My family spent a very pleasant week there in January 2007. We found the 'natives' very friendly, the cost of ski hire and passes very reasonable and the facilities for skiing excellent. There are a number of 'on slope' restaurants with good facilities and the slopes were not too busy even at weekends. We arrived via Ryanair to Carcassonne and hired a car for the easy 2 hour drive to Les Angles. We are already planning a return.

• January 19, 2007
  Rick Paris from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Excellent skiing for begineers and acvanced. Experts will be limited to a couple of runs. Carpark is very handy and large. Big main jumbo gondola plus other points into the mountain system. Snow was not good early in the season when I visited. Font Romeu had better snow. Village looked compact. Lift pass was good value. Use it as a central base to ski the 4/5 other local hills for a fun packed week. Handy for the airport too.

• February 18, 2006
  Richard Harris from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  A friendly easy to use resort with excellent snow (mid Feb). Great for children and beginner/intermediate skiers. Often seems to be morning when the microclimate is at its nicest;sun! Easy parking next to resort. Lift pass 22E for pm and 27E for all day. Friendly, helpful staff. Quiet on the apres-ski front.

• February 13, 2006
  Bryan Halsey from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Great resort for the children. ESF instructors very friendly, but ensure that when you book lessons you state "English Speaking" required (unless your children speak French of course). Good connections from Stansted to Perpignan or Girona. Good Quality, Cheap accommodation is available, mostly self catering. Not as lively as the Alps resorts, but still has a number of bars and restaurants serving traditional Catalan cuisine.
  Highly recommended.

• April 01, 2005
  Robert Hayhoe from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Wonderful resort for beginners and Intermediates, although a little lacking for Experts. The snow machines ensure plenty of snow on the Pistes even in late March. Quite on the slopes during mid week and not once during our 7 day stay did we have to Queue for any for the telecabins/draglifts. Restaurants where excellant and good valve for money.