Limone piemonte

m'i grammur iz teribble,

The only negative point I can think of is the the slush in the early afternoon which was expected in april-the latest we skied was 3pm but from 9am we thought we did ok.we are keen to go back next year but i will be checking out reviews of other places before then -would 3grand be about average for HB in 2 rooms for 5 people,3 days ski lessons/hire etc and car hire,flights .
as i said before the village was very quaint ,quiet and may not suit everyone -we had a couple of lovely afternoons sitting outside some cafes drinking prosecco and eating antipasti watching the world go by as the warm april sun shone high in the sky-does anyone know anywhere else like that?Oh and we had a beautiful drive through Provence to Montecarlo
Our boys 15,14 and daughter 11 would probably like a the company of other teens but they are at an age they could go up and down the slopes easily themselves.I'd be interested in any suggestions/advice as a flight from belfast would be handy

acarr wrote:Pabs - I just re-read my post and it sounds like I work for wtss :oops:
I don't, honest. I take your point about Eileen posting her review on here too. It's just handy being able to log on to the 'you know what' website and looking up the resort info and any user reviews. I was frustrated they didn't have any, and Eileen made it sound so nice.
Allie

you could post your own, I wouldn't let the fact you've not been stop you, there's no sign most of the other reviewers have been the places they review :lol:

thanks for the feedback Eileen.I am glad you enjoyed yourself ...I am particularly interested as i am thinking of going next January..if Ryanair still run the flights ...did you get to go anywhere else to ski as you said you might

Hi Daved ,Yes we went to prato nevosa as their lifts stayed open - we weren't as impressed with it although it was more self contained,it had the purpose-built! atmosphere.Again as I said it depends on what you prefer-To us and bear in mind we are novices and have nothing to compare it to,the ski-area in limone peimonte seems much more expansive and varied.Its great for the short transfer time and ease of getting in and out of the airport.let me know if you have any other queries

I have to say it, each time I read this subject it sounds like a drink :D

Eileen dolan wrote:Hi Daved ,Yes we went to prato nevosa as their lifts stayed open - we weren't as impressed with it although it was more self contained,it had the purpose-built! atmosphere.Again as I said it depends on what you prefer-To us and bear in mind we are novices and have nothing to compare it to,the ski-area in limone peimonte seems much more expansive and varied.Its great for the short transfer time and ease of getting in and out of the airport.let me know if you have any other queries

Do you live in a Castle 8) :lol: 8) :lol:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Eileen dolan wrote:Hi Daved ,Yes we went to prato nevosa as their lifts stayed open - we weren't as impressed with it although it was more self contained,it had the purpose-built! atmosphere.Again as I said it depends on what you prefer-To us and bear in mind we are novices and have nothing to compare it to,the ski-area in limone peimonte seems much more expansive and varied.Its great for the short transfer time and ease of getting in and out of the airport.let me know if you have any other queries

Do you live in a Castle 8) :lol: 8) :lol:

Its a Tuesday morning and maybe I am a little slow but I have read the above 3 time and all I can say is ....what?? castle??