Hotels near Le Geant Golf Course, Mont Tremblant

Good size room/'apartment'. Very clean and comfortable. The inclusive breakfast was excellent. Staff at breakfast very efficient and friendly, when approached, albeit generally somewhat 'unobtrusive'. Good choice of restaurants for the evening, quite a few a bit on the dear side. Le Shack a nice place for a drink in the evening, plus Bullseye worth a try. The gondola up Mont Tremblant is a 'must do'. For the more adventurous, kayaking on Lac Tremblant was very good, but you might get a little wet!. Good washing facilities available for laundry.

The hotel is at the entrance to the scenic area, reducing the hassle of towing luggage, and the cable car is also very close. The room was nice with a little surprise on popcorn. Duplex room, a staircase to carry luggage, the environment is very quiet.

The hotel is rustic but gets the job done. No frills, but great value for the price. Highlights were the gas fireplace, hot tub for après ski, and proximity to the gondola that takes you to the base of the mountain. You could be at the chair lift in 5 min from stepping out the door. Amenities were fairly sp****, beds just so-so, towels stiff, not enough outlets by the beds, no bar or restaurant at the hotel. But the drawbacks were overshadowed by the value and the location. You could stay at the Fairmont for twice the price, but you spend all your time on the mountain anyway, not in the hotel room. We parked in the heated parking garage under the hotel and didn’t use our car once. You can walk everywhere in the village within 5-10min. The skiing was fantastic, ski school for the kiddos was perfect, and if you order lift tickets ahead of time you can request that they deliver them directly to the hotel. Great trip, we’ll be back!

Me anf mu family had a wonderful summer weekend at Le grande lodge. The hotel is beautiful, clean and cozy! The service at the lake with the kayaks and pedal boats is great! Delicious pool!we had a bedroom for five and worked very nice for us. The kitchen is full with supplies, nice bed and view. Personally I thought the restaurant a bit pricey for longs stays, but for that, the apt kitchen works very well. Definitely recommend it!

We stayed here over this past Christmas holiday (2022). The property itself is spread out over several buildings. Each building is 2 stories and contains 6+ units. Each unit has it's own private entrance and some have their own private porch. As such, there are no elevators. And because of the separate buildings, there are no porters or doorman or bellhops or dollies to help with your luggage. If you're assigned a 2nd floor unit (as we were), you'll have to carry your own stuff from the parking lot to the unit. Fortunately the parking lots for each building are close enough to the unit entrances such that even if your unit's entrance is on the side, it's not that far of a walk. Unfortunately, there are no assigned parking spots, so if the spot closest to your unit is occupied, too bad. The main building contains all the amenities - front desk, hot tub, pool, games, etc. And depending on your unit's location, it's either the next building over or a few buildings away. Our unit was in the building farthest away from the main building. We would have to either drive to the main building or take a 10-15 minute walk if we wanted to use the hot tub or other resort amenities. We booked a 2 bedroom unit. It was so worth it. The place was huge and very roomy for a family of 4. There was a gas fireplace, well appointed kitchen, huge living room and an equally large dining table. The beds were really comfortable and we all slept well. The Wifi was strong and we didn't have any issues connecting or streaming videos. The nice touch was a mudroom entrance with a bench so one could take off your snow-covered clothing/shoes without tracking that stuff into the unit. What's missing are coat hangers so that we could leave our snow-covered coats there. The resort runs a shuttle to Mont Tremblant every 20 minutes. Unfortunately it doesn't stop near our unit, so if we wanted to take the shuttle, we would have to walk 10-15 minutes with all our ski gear. We ended up driving there instead. It snowed quite a bit during our stay and the resort staff did a great job clearing the snow from the parking lots as well as the sidewalks, stairs, and unit entrances. We didn't have any issues when we left in the mornings or when we returned in the evenings. The front desk people spoke English and were really friendly and made several excellent dining recommendations in nearby towns. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay as well as the close proximity to Mont Tremblant. We would definitely stay here again. The one thing we would do differently is book earlier so that we could stay longer.

This is a lake view hotel, the location is very good, the room is large, the back of the mountain is water, the scenery is beautiful and pleasant. In the morning, I also saw a small deer foraging in front of the hotel. The maple leaves around the hotel are red, and the fallen leaves are colorful, which makes people linger. The hotel is not in the small town of Cuihu Villa, it is quiet in the middle of noisy. A three-minute walk across the road is the town of Cuihu Villa. There are food, drink and play. If you live in Cuihu Town for two days, you can live here one day and live in a hotel in the town one day. This kind of lake view and mountain view can be enjoyed. We enjoyed a French meal at the hotel. The oysters were small and not recommended. I asked for steamed salmon, but it was wrong to become other fish. The waiter was sorry and said that he could make a salmon again. We said no. As a result, the waiter gave us a free order for this dish, and we gave him an over-tip, everyone was happy. Overall, I am very satisfied with the service of this hotel!

Breakfast is good!

The room overall is great. The place is a little outdated, but it is clean and has everything that you need for a relaxing stay. Having said that, they should mention the fact that there is NO AC in any of the rooms! It's the month of August, and of course a heatwave has just descended on the area. I understand that 9-10 months out of the year AC isn't necessary, but when you're booking in July or August, they should mention the lack of AC. The unit is a 2 floor condo, and it's on the second floor, so the bedrooms are in fact on the third floor. When taking into account the fact that heat rises (and factoring in that it's 30 degrees Celsius outside), the bedrooms are at 29 degrees Celsius. Needless to say, it's unbearably hot, and sleep is next to impossible. It's unfortunate that not mentioning this simple fact spoiled what is otherwise a nice place to stay. If the reverse situation were to happen (no heating in winter), it would be considered unacceptable, but severe heat is just as unpleasant and potentially dangerous as extreme cold. They should simply mention the lack of AC at the time of booking and the let the guests decide whether or not they want to stay there.

Breakfast is standard at Comfort Inn and has eggs, sausages, waffles, assorted breads, yoghurt, and fruit (apples and bananas). The room was quite big and the bed was very comfortable. The hotel is open to the tourist town of Mont Tremblant for 15 minutes. Even if you live in a tourist town, the self-driving students can only park in a special parking lot (there are no places to park in the town's hotels), so it is better to stay in a convenient parking hotel outside the town and drive to the town. The dedicated parking lot in the town is free except for the VIP area of P1.

My family of nine had scheduled to travel to Chateau Beauvallon on Dec 26 through January 2. This was our Christams gift to our family which we confidently booked in July. In the days before our travel date, the COVID-19 public health crisis had escalated at a pace that no reasonable person could have anticipated. The Government requested that all non-essential travel be avoided in Quebec, and mandated that gatherings be limitted to a party of 6 as of Dec 26. Our party size and the non essentail purpose of our travel placed us in direct contravention of the governement restrictions. As it stood, we could not gather, eat together, or access any of the now limitted hotel amenities. This would not be the vacation we had agreed to or paid for. When we reached out to the hotel, to change our travel dates to comply with the Government directives, we were met with a rude and condescending response. The lack of flexibility and the manner in which we were treated by this hotel so disappointing. During what is an incredibly trying time, the Chateau Beauvallon was very unproffesinal and unreasonable adding insult to the injury of having to cancel a much-anticipated family vacation at a high cost. I would not recommend this hotel to any other family.