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Portillo
Distinctive old hotel amid spectacular Andes scenery, with uncrowded snow-sure slopes best suited to…
Bad Hofgastein
Bad Hofgastein is a sizeable, spacious, quiet spa town set on flat ground in the widest part of the Gastein…
Flaine
Flaine is best known as a convenient resort catering particularly well for families, but it has a much…
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Vail
We always enjoy skiing Vail; it’s a big mountain with a decent vertical, and Blue Sky Basin’s ‘adventure’ skiing is a key attraction. But it is far from being our favourite American mountain. In an American resort you expect the runs to be pretty much crowd-free – and in any resort you expect 20-minute lift queues to be a thing of the past. In these respects, Vail disappoints. When the budget runs to a swanky billet in Vail Village or the Lionshead area, we’re happy enough with the resort, too; it is a pleasant place to wander around. But we’re not enthusiastic about Vail Village’s pseudo-Tirolean style, and the rest of the huge resort lacks character. In the end, Vail can’t compete with more distinctively American resorts based on old mining towns.
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