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Great starting point for access into Porte due Soliel area with just one chairlift taking you to run down to Avoriaz. Les Crosets itself is a small village with a lack of amenities, so be prepared for high eating out costs and with only a small shop, choices are limited. In that sense, staying in Champery may be the better option with just one cable car to get you up to the ski area each morning. But if you're looking for easy access with great views and charm, Les Crosets is definitely a good choice if staying in Swiss side. Transport is also very easy with a train from Geneva airport with just one change at Aigle to perform. The bus from Val D'Illiez takes you straight to village.

This is great place to stay, about 200m from the lifts to a Port du Soleil. There are a few restraunts, exclusive to less expensive and a couple of bars. I would say the Swis side is more London Prices where as France is that plus 10% a bit cheaper than France. No issues skiing into France.

Good access to Portes du Soleil ski area with wide selection of ski runs. Suitable for all levels of skier. Not a huge choice of restaurants but the ones that are there, all served really nice food and staff were friendly. It’s a small resort so you can easily walk from one side to the other in 10-15 minutes so whichever hotel you stay in, you have good access to the slopes and ski hire shops.

Our daughter 20 and our son 18 stayed at L'Etable Hotel in Les Crosets and absolutely loved it ... the reason to go there was to hit the mountain bike tracks and do some hiking and enjoying hot pools ... what they found was absolutely amazing mountain bike tracks everywhere and easy accessible ... the hiking and scenery extremely nice ... the town is very small so for shopping you'd have to go to Champery but they didn't need to as the food at the hotel was outstanding and good value :-)

A fantastic area for skiing! A relitavley small village/town baised around skiing. It’s very easy to get around as it’s a small place everything was in walking distance. We ate at mountain lodge and letable both were good (pizza is highly recommended). During the day we also stopped off at some of the on piste cafes cookies from cookie cafe/bar are a must!

Les Crosets is the highest of the ski villages on the Swiss side which assures good snow. No matter where you stay you will be close to a lift. Stay here if you are focused on skiing, for charm, food, bars or after-ski there’s better places on the French side. The village is very small and only a handfull of restaurants, lEtable and Chez Nelly were the best. No bars, other than the one at Mountain Lodge, which was nice and relaxing.