The Gai Soleil boasts an idyllic location, at the centre of the Samoens ski resort. The hotel has a comfortable lounge with log fire - the perfect place to relax and enjoy a cocktail after a days skiing, as well as an in-house restaurant - well known on resort for its delicious Savoyard specialities. The hotel's amenities include a spa with an outdoor covered pool and salt cave.
With 31 rooms over three floors, ranging from twin and doubles to family rooms, the Gai Soleil welcomes groups of all sizes looking for a winter getaway. The hotel also has a lodge (Le Grand Cerf) 20-metres from the main hotel, offering Junior and Family suites.
With the Grand Massif gondola under a 10-minute walk away and the local ski bus stop just opposite the hotel, the Gai Soleil has everything needed for a perfect ski holiday.
- Swimming Pool
- WiFi
- Restaurant
- Close to slopes
From price
- Flights
- Transfer
- 4 January 2022
- 4 Nights
- Hotel - Half Board
Price based on per person rate with 2 sharing a standard room. Please call us with your requirements for exact pricing and departures from other airports. This is a guide price and availability is not guaranteed. Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year and other public holidays), exchange rates, flight class and room type can affect prices considerably.
Special offer
Bedrooms
Main Hotel Building
All rooms have a TV, safe and hairdryer, balcony or terrace.
Twin/Double Rooms - sleeps 2, with en-suite bathroom
Family Rooms - sleeps 4, twin/double room with bunk beds and en-suite bathroom
Lodge Le Grand Cerf (20m from main building)
Junior Suites - king-sized bed, bathroom with bath or walk-in shower and large South East or South West facing balcony
Family Suites - two bedrooms with king-size beds, shared bathroom with separate WC and Sout-East or South-West facing large terrace
Offers and Availability
Resort details
Samoens
Samoëns is a French town which carries the designation 'Ville Fleurie' due to its natural beauty. It is also the only ski resort in France to have the status of ‘Monuments Historique’ thanks to its beautiful old buildings.
An hour by car from Geneva, this ancient village has a traffic-free centre with a beautiful square. The main street is home to a number of gourmet shops offering ham, local cheese and pastries as well as wonderful interior design and local Alpine shops.