Visitor reviews for Puy St Vincent

• March 06, 2008
  Will from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Rubbish place, terrible snow, badly equipped, awful lift system. You will hate it, go somewhere else.
  Will be booking for myself and my family again next year......

• March 21, 2006
  Burns family from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  First visit to Puy St Vincent on a colleague's recommendation. Only negative is that we didn't stay longer! Well looked after by Snowbizz staff, fantastic weather mid March, couldn't ask for a better holiday. Perfect family break with the very well set up creche to take care of a 1 year old and a 4 year old. Good food and good company at the Petit Chamois restaurant / bar. They still smoke in the restaurant / bar, but had a room set on the side for meals where the smoke wasn't so intrusive. Would go again!

• November 24, 2005
  Steve Turner from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  I have visited Puy 3 times now with increasingly larger parties! It is deal for family skiing, with the tour company Snow Bizz taking really good care of you. I you are looking for après ski, then go somewhere else.

  If your kids are old enough to ski on their own, you can let them as they will always end up at the same point, i.e. the bar at 1600...

  After 3 visits though you will probably need more varied skiing as there are only 85 Kms of piste. If you have children (4 to 16) then it’s definitely worth a visit.

• November 13, 2005
  richard cook from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  Family skiing? You wont find much better than here.

  It's a fantastic place, been two years previously and going again for a third time this new year as we have been overwhelmed with how good it is.

  Offers ski in- ski out facilities with the main blocks at 1600m, we literally put skis on in the hotel n slid down a ramp and skied down to the lifts.

  We have become good friends with the owners of the company we go with, Snowbizz. (thanks guys, www.snowbizz.co.uk)

  Skiing 1400 to 2750m,

  This place always has early season snow, everywhere seems to talk about its microclimate, bla blah, but it generally does always have snow, which is why its used by the British team.

• November 10, 2005
  Dave Hitch from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  This is a small, but beautiful and varied resort. We were there over xmas in 2004 and the snow was great, much better than Serre Che and Risoul, which we checked out as well. Off piste is great if you like tight tree runs (don't forget your helmet) and there are a couple of long routes which you will need a guide for, and which stay untracked for days. Go here if you want a pretty and genuine French experience, where skiing is just part of it. If you want to piste bash for a week, go somewhere else.