Hotel Inferno (Morzine, France)

For guests looking to enjoy a long skiing holiday, or are just pooping in for the night to catch the fresh snowfall overnight, to be enjoyed the next morning, Inferno Hotel offers perfectly suited accommodation for long or short stays.

Lunchtimes are filled with excitement at Inferno Hotel, as there is a blaring sound system, filling the area with good music, and the food options on offer cater to all tastes. Guests with special dietary requirements, such as gluten intolerance or veganism, will find plenty of dishes to choose from too.

Guests will find that the members of staff truly enjoy their jobs at Inferno Hotel, which only makes is more of a pleasure for one staying there. Guests will be able to feel the attentiveness and helpfulness, as well as the friendliness the staff put forward.

For those who have yet to learn to ski, this may not be the place to stay. Guests who have booked lessons at the ski school, which is based in the town below the hotel, will find getting to one's class on time to be a bit difficult, as the hotel has no direct access, only ski-in/ski-out, and cable car access.

Guests shouldn't expect any great luxury while staying at Inferno Hotel. The rooms are basic, and offer the bare minimum one requires for a stay. Needless to stay, guests will find they have everything they need, without the extra frills many hotels add on.

As this hotel is manned by younger staff members, guests with young children may find their young-adult attitudes to be on the disapproving side. The enthusiasm displayed by the staff rolls over into the way they speak with each other, which may not be appropriate in front of small children.