Fahrenheit Seven Val Thorens

We visited the Fahrenheit 7 hotel during the Abode on the Snow festival. The hotel is in a great location, you can ski in and out and also rent your equipment from within the hotel. The hotel also has an amazing terrace bar which hosted many events during our stay which was fantastic. The good overall is great, however the breakfast wasn’t too impressive… Not much variety/choice and mostly cold, but it did the job. Lunch/dinner was a much better experience. This hotel doesn’t offer room service however you can get takeaways from the restaurants during their opening hours. The staff weren’t the most friendly, and service was extremely slow. Overall an ok stay, lovely interior design and amenities like the sauna/steam/jacuzzi. Wouldn’t rush back but was all round a good stay.

Old shabby hotel, rooms need a renovation! The staff are so rude and hotel breakfast is HORRENDOUS. You have to do everything for yourself, cook your own eggs at breakfast, make the fire in the communal cheminee room, ask to get a drink not offered, no customer service, everything seems a bother to the staff and you need to clean up the spa area before you use it!! The steam room didn’t work the whole week and the music on the deck is FULL techno drum and bass 3-7pm Thursday to Sunday and we all had a headache!! If you are English, I do not advise you stay here, it is 3 star at the most. Not a luxury stay, and not worth the price!

We came multiple times with family during the last week of December to the restaurant in the hotel. We were always between 3 and 9 family members, and always got seated on a nice table inside (we found it too cold outside). The selection for lunch is good, service swift, and the staff friendly. Within an hour we had a real nice lunch, were warmed up, and were back to the slopes. Perfect.

Great location and hospitality would definitely recommend! Ski shop is located within the hotel and 15 yards from the slope into Val Thorens, perfect for ski in and ski out. Breakfast also had a wide variety of options of food and drink. Would visit again

Located on the slopes above the Cascades chair lift, nice ski in,ski out hotel.Ski shop in the hotel, cost for skis,boots and helmet about £85 for 4 days. Ski lockers available in ski room. Good breakfast, cooked or normal continental, plenty of variety for a week of skiing,with good service from the staff who bring you coffee etc. Restaurant had pizzas for about 23 euro’s and were normal hotel prices for location. Plenty of fast food and restaurant alternatives in walking distance. Stayed in twin room, reasonable size; shower,bath,clean and tidy, possibly a few more coat hangers needed. Hotel does host a lively Apres Ski, which started at 1.30pm and finished at 7pm, so no issues, albeit loud. As for skiing, huge number of runs and plenty of snow at high levels, to be fair a great variety for all levels. 3 valleys ski pass for 4 days was £282 , about £10 a day less for just Val Thorens. No complaints.

This is a review of Fahrenheit Seven restaurant in Val Thorens, as we stopped here for lunch when skiing in the Three Valleys. If you want a pleasant lunch, avoid! The waiting staff are bad and all stand by the automatic door so that it is constantly opening and closing and very cold inside for people trying to eat and using power- so bad for planet too. Food was also dreadful. As usual, we had a query from a waitress with an expectation that all good- "Everything good?". So, I said no it isn't good and explained about the cold temperature in the room- I was shivering and the continually opened door. They then pout a heater on in the restaurant above the door. Other people eating thanked me for that. Loos ARE DIRTY TOO.