Stayed in Morillon 1100 at the Le Buet apartments - January 19th 2013. It's a small resort, but not that small and has everything you need for a short break or for a full week of skiing. The skiing is excellent, and Morillon 1100 is well placed in the Grand Massif system, allowing you to visit Flaine, Les Carroz and Samoens with ease. The local slopes are good fun, and we repeatedly skied the blue and red runs from the top of Sairon. The mountain restaurant as the top of Sairon lift is well worth visiting - friendly efficient service, good food and well-priced. The lift system is generally modern with fast, high capacity lifts. There are a few exceptions (notably the Lanches chairlift that you have to take to get to Flaine) that could do with replacing, but this doesn't detract from your enjoyment of the ski area as a whole. We found the Le Buet apartments to be clean, reasonably spacious and in good order. They are basic but, at the same time, have nearly everything you need. If driving, take a kettle, some mugs and your own duvets - and you'll be just fine. We visited the Madison Pub on most evenings, which is a French run bar/restaurant rather than a full-on expat drinker. It's a nice, comfortable bar with a relaxed atmosphere and seems to be the place where everyone congregates in the evenings. The restaurant serves good salads, steaks and the usual Savoyarde offerings. The staff are nice, friendly and it's well worth a visit or two. We hired our skis from Intersport Cashta. We pre-booked for a good discount, our skis were ready on arrival, and the service was excellent. We visited the local supermarket which was reasonably well stocked, but (for convenience and price) it's problably best to stop in a hypermarket in the valley on your way up to resort. All in all, a great little resort with good access to the extensive Grand Massif ski area, and all less than 1 hour from Geneva airport!