Best Hotels in Aigle
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Victoria Hotel & Residence ★★★★
"Rooms were very clean and modern. Breakfast was good. Not enough free parking"
Villars Palace ★★★★★
"I stayed at Villars Palace from January 12 to January 14 and I must say that this hotel is exceptional. The renovation of this historic building is a real success. I had a panorama suite with a balcony, a pretty room and a truly exceptional view. The choice of providing an "oasis" room for coffee/tea/drinks per floor I don't find it very practical because every time you want a coffee you have to leave the room. The ski room is located just 50 meters from the station, it’s very convenient. I was warmly welcomed and the staff were very smiling and attentive. The restaurant Le 19 13 was simply perfect. However, I encountered some problems during breakfast on the last day. There was a lot of waiting and I even had to cancel some orders because they could no longer keep up. I had to ask for my coffee and eggs several times. Other than that, the hotel was just perfect, a magical place. I recommand it."
Historic House Aigle - Lake & Alps - Garden & BBQ ★★
Viu Hotel Villars ★★★★
"When I arrived at the hotel, I saw the construction scaffolding outside the building. I was nervous and began to worry about the noise during my stay. Fortunately, the construction did not cause any impact on us. They just repaired the roof. The hotel and Ctrip gave us a room on a very quiet floor. The hotel's services and facilities are very good. Everything is just right. It is a hotel that makes people feel relaxed."
Hotel du Nord ★★★
"The hotel is located in the centre of the town, looked nice on the website, so after walking about 25km on the Via Francegina (our first day's walking), we were looking forward to relaxing there. We got there at 4.45 in the late afternoon. We had already advised in advance it would be a late arrival due to our trek. We were advised check-in was up to 7pm in the evening. So relieved we got there, we decided to go for a drink, before checking in, freshening up etc. We had just ordered drinks in the nearby bar, when I got a phone call from the receptionist, who had seen us outside the hotel, (as we discussed what to do), to say that we had to check in immediately. I explained we would be there shortly and she advised us, on no uncertain times, that we must check in immediately. So we left our drinks and did so. We tried to explain our relief at walking the 25km and to celebrate it by having a drink, but she was having none of it, and no apology for the drinks we had to leave behind. She snapped 'passports'. I tried to explain that we understood check-in was until 7 and hence we didn't know of the urgency. She simply said, that she was in the hotel all day on her own and she had to get transport home. I again reminded her that check -in was until 7 and she said 'not today'. I calmly advised again that we were not advised of the earlier check-in, and she simply snapped again about payment, with a very cross face and with no eye-contact, There was no chance to ask questions about facilities in the hotel or elsewhere. She was closing up and not only the reception but the hotel itself would not be manned for the rest of the night. We had to have a code to enter the hotel and if we forgot it, we would have to ring a number. She was cross, rude and totally unprofessional . Never have I experienced such rudeness in the hospitality sector. The room was adequate and clean but over-priced for what was provided. The carpets in the central hallways were stained and required a vacuum. The hotel is classed as a hotel, but apart from the fact that it provides breakfast in the morning, I question how it gets that category. Breakfast was a buffet and had a minimalist selection. No other services whatsoever. The only redeeming feature was that the girl assisting with the breakfast, of Sri-Lankan origin, had a lovely smile and was helpful. I noted from other reviews, that other clients had similar 'cool' experiences. A friendly welcome would have made all the difference, despite it being overpriced. I would NOT recommend staying here."
Chalet RoyAlp Hotel and Spa ★★★★★
"The hotel is elegant with lovely rooms but my visit was ruined by 2 things. 1) my IPad was unable to connect to the guest internet and no one was able to help. I was told it was ‘illegal’ for the hotels IT person to help me. Someone also mentioned there have Benn problems with Mac laptops and IPads because of some security issues. I spent hours trying to sort it out as I needed the IPad for writing…my iPhone worked but wasn’t up to editing docs. I would not recommend using this hotel if you rely on your IPad until they figure out what the problem is. Note it worked fine at the man in conference hotel (Villars Palace) and every other hotel on my trip. 2) even worse was that at the first breakfast buffet several of us got sick ( we suspect sausages) with a debilitating tummy upset that meant frequent trips to bathrooms during conference and ruined a subsequent hiking holiday. I had to go to pharmacy doc and it still isn’t ok. Sorry to be so negative as I usually give very positive reviews."
Chalet la Griotte ★★
"Beautiful environment, very like the retro style, the restaurant is available."
Maison des Sports ★★★
Alpe Fleurie Residence ★★★★
"Excellent family owned hotel, in the ❤️ of Villars, easy parking, modern rooms, great view and a very good restaurant. Very friendly staff. We will come again. Merci beaucoup !"
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Le Bristol A54
Le Bristol A28
"Super-located apartment with wonderful view! Quickly at the hillside and if you don't want to run, take the train or bus that keeps before the house. Although the apartment has come somewhat in the years but clean. Kitchen line is enough"
Les Bruyères 25
Le Bristol B36
"The studio is perfect for anyone who wants to be calm and enjoy an exceptional view of the valley and the tooths of the midday."
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More Information About Aigle Hotels
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Number of reviews |
406 |
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Total properties |
120 |
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£294 |
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£307 |
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Victoria Hotel & Residence |
FAQ – Hotels in Aigle
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What is the average price of a hotel in Aigle this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Aigle this weekend is £166 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £235 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Aigle this weekend typically cost £1,191 per night.
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How much do hotels in Aigle cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Aigle during weekdays is £162 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £218 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Aigle generally cost £1,200 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Aigle?
Some of the best places to stay in Aigle are near popular attractions like Aigle Castle and Zen Garden, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Aigle near Aigle Castle?
Some of the top hotels in Aigle near Aigle Castle include Hotel du Nord (from £130) and Historic House Aigle - Lake & Alps - Garden & BBQ (from £128), all offering easy access to Aigle Castle, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Aigle?
The most popular Aigle hotels for your stay: Victoria Hotel & Residence (from £111), Villars Palace (from £270) and Viu Hotel Villars (from £119) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Aigle are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Victoria Hotel & Residence (from £111), Villars Palace (from £270) and Viu Hotel Villars (from £119) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Aigle have swimming pools?
Victoria Hotel & Residence (from £111), Villars Palace (from £270) and Viu Hotel Villars (from £119) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Aigle offer an especially good breakfast ?
Villars Palace (from £270),Chalet RoyAlp Hotel and Spa (from £294) and Victoria Hotel & Residence (from £111) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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