This hotel is situated just a short walk from the pedestrian area of Chamonix and close to the main bus hub for easy access to the ski slopes and the rest of the valley. Completely renovated in 2015, it offers modern, elegant accommodation in a relaxing environment.
All of the rooms are light and spacious and decorated in a modern alpine style. They are equipped with private ensuite facilities, satellite TV, free wifi, a mini-bar and a safe. The majority of rooms face due south and have a balcony with stunning views of Mont Blanc. They serve a great buffet breakfast each morning and rooms with disabled access are also available.
For corporate clients, the Espace Mont Blanc meeting room is specially designed to host all your professional and private events. With a capacity for up to 350 people, it is also one of the largest meeting rooms in Chamonix. They have an additional 7 breakout rooms with private terrace, separate entrance and direct access to the hotel rooms.
The Bar
The hotel had a particularly cosy and inviting bar where you can curl up on a sofa in front of the fire or sip a cocktail at the bar and listen to some music. The bar is open to everyone, every day of the week.
The Restaurant
The hotel has its own restaurant, "From Savoie", where you can sample some of the delicious traditional cuisine of the region, such as raclette, fondue, crozets pasta, baked reblochon and much more.
Open every day from 19:00 to 22:00.
Things to do nearby
Full Day skiing the Vallée Blanche with a UIAGM guide for 1-4 people
Vallee Blanche Off-Piste Ski Guiding
Chamonix
15 to 30 min paragliding flight suitable for adults & children
Introductory Tandem Paraglide
Chamonix
3 or 5 day course to climb Mont Blanc
Climb Mont Blanc in 3 or 5 Days
Marriage proposals, wedding ceremonies in nature, events, family portraits & outings in the spectacular surroundings of Chamonix
Teresa Kaufman Chamonix Photoshoots
Chamonix
Half day and full day snowshoe walks in Vallorcine
Snowshoe Guided Walks
Just over the border to Switzerland you can journey up to the Emosson Dam