Hotels Near Les Praz-de-Chamonix in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc

I booked this charming chalet boutique hotel through my bank as they have a cashback offer on hotel stays and this was one of the hotels in Chamonix that had availability, was open during summer and had parking onsite. We went their with my friends last August to escape the provençal heat and we booked a Family room. Normally the family room is for 2 adults and 2 kids so we called them up to confirm if it is ok to room 4 adults. We had to call twice as they had customers checking out but the lady who assisted us was very nice and helpful and told us that it was not a problem. I am not sure if this is just because it was summer and normally a low season for them or if this is their actually policy, so double check first with them. As indicated on the other tripadvisor reviews, this hotel is located beside the greens of the Chamonix golf club and is on the outskirts of Chamonix so you would either need a car or take public transport. This was not an issue for us as we came with our car and we preferred not to be right in the center where parking could be expensive and difficult. Upon arriving, the public parking outside the hotel was full so we asked the receptionnist to give us access to their private paid parking. Good thing that there were still some spots left as it was not a huge parking and could probably just fit less than 10 cars so I suggest that you try to book it in advance before your stay, especially if you are going there during the peak season. The lobby and reception area had a warm ambiance and exuded a homey charm. The receptionnist was very friendly and patient, very helpful and had a smile on her face. She handed our keys eventhough we arrived a little early and told us about the spa and gave us information on how to get to the center by public transport which we really appreciated. The family room was located on the ground level and was spacious enough for a short stay. It was clean, functional, well maintained eventhough you can smell a bit of humidity in the air and had a spacious balcony overlooking the golf course. The room also had a spectacular view of Month Blanc. Unfortunately, the room had no airconditioning, but since we are near the mont blanc, it wasn't that warm especially if you opened the windows. Also, since the hotel is not near the center, it was peaceful and there was not much noise when you do open the windows. The room had all the amenities of a 3 star property and the beds and pillows were ok and were comfortable enough for a short stay. After leaving our luggages, we went out to go to the center of chamonix to catch the Montenvers train which led to the Mer de glace, the longest and largest valley glacier in France. We decided to leave the car and took a bus instead as the bus stop was around 5-8 minutes walk away from the hotel. Since we got back to the hotel late, unfortunately we were not able to enjoy the jacuzzi as it was already closed after dinner so we just went straight to our rooms and slep

Very nice wooden hotel, very historical, the service staff is very nice, to help bring things to the room for introduction, also sent us honeymoon champagne and a fine snack. Breakfast is also great, the restaurant is Michelin two stars. Not many people have limited rooms, it is a very French fine hotel.

amazing HOTEL with 3 restaurant (check on your stay if all Open) dancing , bar, diner show ! Great experience , good atmosphere 1 thing only not liked : outside pool too cold , nobody inside as too cold !

Another great stay. Rooms are basic, staff are friendly, breakfast is excellent, location couldnt be better. Top tip, use the free ski bus passes the hotel give you to use the train for free rather than the ski bus. The train is far more comfortable, less busy, and quicker. The train leaves chamonix Station, which is a straight and flat 350m walk from the hotel at 0828, 0928 and 1028, continuing on the hour. For Le Tour get off at Vallorcine and take the gondola up the mountain, 2 min walk. The train returns from here at 10 past the hour. For Argentiere it's a 400m easy walk to the grand montets lift from the station. For flegere and brevent get off at la praz, it's 150m from the station to the flegere lift. We've been to chamonix many times but never used the train, it's massively improved our trip. Game changer.

Really nice little hotel. Quiet at night time and in central location of Chamonix. The room was clean and comfortable, enough for one person. Bathroom was really clean and had towels, soap and a hairdryer. The breakfast room was clean and tidy and a continental selection of jams, cheese and cold meats. Able to boil an egg, toast, baguette and fresh croissant, fruit, yoghurt etc. Would definitely stay there again. Staff friendly and helpful. Secure entrance when staff leave for the night.

Due to stay here at the end of the month, however due to new French restrictions we have been unable to go. Upon trying to get a refund, the woman was extremely rude and point blank refused, despite our reason for cancellation being out of our control. We accepted that we may not get a refund so attempted to change our dates. Again an unbelievably rude response which even resulted in the owner asking us why we can’t just ‘fly to Switzerland and cross the border in France’, among many other excuses as to why we could not even be granted a date change. After going round in circles, the owner eventually abruptly put the phone down as opposed to ending the conversation maturely and as you would expect a business owner to do! I totally understand how running a business in these times is challenging, however the responses and excuses given by the owner of this hotel and the way we were spoken to was disgraceful and completely unacceptable. If you value your money and want good customer service, this is not the place!

This is a small boutique hotel that offers spectacular views of the alps. The service is impeccable. Many thanks to the whole staff for their many kindnesses. Marieke the concierge is the best: no request goes unanswered. The balcony rooms offer unparalleled views of the Alps and are quite spacious.. The bar staff are great. Many thanks Rasheen for your excellent and genial service. BUT: There is a road just behind the hotel with very busy traffic. We live in a city but we still found it disturbing. You must leave the balcony doors open in the summer; otherwise, you'd be sweltering, and you will hear traffic all night. On our last night, a Saturday, a dozen or so young people sat on a wall between the hotel and street drinking and carousing until 3am. Barking dogs. We hardly slept the whole time we were there. The worst is that the place is overrun with babies and children under 5. This is a small 5 star boutique hotel . it should be billed as a family venue. We tried to spend time in the lovely garden area, the only public space in the summer, and were constantly beset by crying babies and children running around. If you are looking for a relaxing venue in nature, this, alas, is not it. Breakfast offers no table service and the buffet is often quite crowded and out of things. The food is subpar. Any decent 5 star hotel has a good club sandwich but not this one. The croque monsieur was meh.The terrine barely edible: a freezing cold mass of fat. Ugh. Poor wine menu. It could be a great place, and was when we were there 15 years ago, but now, not. If you have babies and small children, you'll be welcome.

The hotel is located at the le pont station of Chamuni-Liwushi No. 1 bus, 15 minutes by bus (30 minutes/shift) to Chamuni, convenient transportation and affordable prices compared to the center of Chamuni. It is a good place to visit Mont Blanc. Hotel breakfast buffet is also good.