It is a nice place for a day of skiing for people of all skill levels.

It is possible to rent the gear (skis, snowboards & boots and helmets) on the spot, and i personally found it to be comfortable and affordable.

The slope is accomodating to all levels, even on the big slope there is a spot where you can get off halfway if you don't feel comfortable going all the way up. However, there is very little space between the beginners/learners slope and the advanced slope, which means that there are just a couple of meters of buffer space, which makes it easy for ones to bump into the others (felt rather risky in my opinion).

There are ramp/belts on both sides of the slope, allowing you to get to the top, which is nice as it doesn't become overly crowded, but it's still rather slow so you better have patience and warm clothes on :)

The place has a restaurant before you enter the slopes and a warm cozy bar after you have entered where you can take a break, get something to drink and watch others skiing and snowboarding (the time you spend in the bar does not take away from your booked slope time which is a great plus!).

The only truly negative points I'd give it is for a couple of dangerously slippery spots where you have to walk on. One of them is the stairs you use to enter/exit the slope, there are spots that are not covered in rubber, which makes the exposed concrete extremely slippery to walk on in your boots. Another spot is the entrance/exit point to the bar, very very icy! Even though it is understandable that frequently walked paths will get icy, it should be more of a reason to implement a solution to avoid broken bones and sore bums. Consider yourselves warned ;)