We were delighted with our top floor, village facing room with balcony overlooking the square and mountains.
It was room 16; room 17 across the corridor was also very nice and slightly bigger.
The hotel is perfectly situated right on the square of Le Grand Bornand, a lovely French village in the Alps. There is a delightful patisserie next door, very popular with the locals, and a great restaurant next to that, and 'pub' just across the square.
Our room overlooked the square and church, which is beautifully lit at night. Central but a quiet village so no noise from outside at all.
The hallways are very characterful with nice Alpine features.
Our room was nicely decorated, the bed was extremely comfy with lovely snuggly pillows and a warm duvet. There was plenty of storage space for all our ski wear and there is a heated ski and boot room downstairs.
The bathroom is a little tired, and the shower quite small, but was satisfactory.
Main downside for us - the very noisy at all hours family in the next room whose kids also ran riot frequently in the corridor outside our room. I appreciate they are on holiday and the kids are just having fun, but they really were very loud and undisciplined. Moral of the story - don't holiday in the Alps during the French school holidays!