Morzine lodge offers £28-a-night stays

16th December 2014, by Abi Butcher

Rude Lodge in Morzine has opened after a £1.2million overhaul of the old Le Laury's hotel

Another “poshtel” has opened in the Alps offering yet more affordable accommodation for this winter.

Rude Lodge in Morzine opened last Friday, 12 December, following a £1.2million overhaul of Le Laury’s hotel and Paradis nightclub. Prices in the Lodge — which has 40 beds in twin or dorm rooms — start from only £28 per night.

The old hotel has been upgraded to appeal to the uber-stylish, and offers free wifi throughout as well as a music and media centre with camera picture and video upload facilities.

Each of the bedrooms are en-suite, and towels and linen are provided; though meals (available on site in the Rude Café) are extra. Residents also get free entry into the Le Paradis nightclub — into which a new Pioneer Club sound system has been installed and a roster of progressive Ibiza resident DJs expertly programmed by Mark Broadbent of We Love Space on Sunday.

Last month, the world’s first hostel with its own spa opened in Saas-Fee and the three-star Hotel Montpelier has also reopened in Verbier in a drive to make skiing and snowboarding holiday more affordable.

For more information visit rudechalets.com

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