The chalet combines a warm, traditional feel – a log fire, waffle bathrobes, thick fluffy towels & high quality bedlinen – with the modern comforts of BOSE stereos, widescreen TV, Wifi & Nintendo wii. We’re family friendly: children & babies are welcome.
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It’s a short walk to the Flegere lift, Chamonix’s largest & sunniest ski area. Village with bars, shops and restaurants: 5-10 minutes walk. Chamonix centre is 5 minutes by car or a 20 minute stroll. Central to walking & cycling trails: start classic Alpine walks from the door.
Your hot tub awaits with sparkling fresh water — or fire up the beautiful wood-burning barrel sauna. Enjoy lazy barbecue lunches, relax on the balcony swing, or the hammock in the summer meadow. Magnificent setting ringed with trees and mountain views
Idyllic summer and magical winter in photos.
See up to date availability & pricing, and read our reviews. We have five stars on both Tripadvisor and HomeAway, and are proud to be selected as a ‘Special Place to Stay’ by Sawday’s. Summer weeks from £2000, flexible dates, self-catering or catered.
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Chamonix is among the world’s top mountain destinations, winter or summer.
With excellent travel options (1 hour from Geneva airport) it’s a lively, beautiful town surrounded by charming villages. The cirque of magnificent mountains provide some of the finest lift-served skiing and hiking on the planet. It’s equally enjoyable if you don’t ski, with endless ways to enjoy the fantastic scenery, from cable cars & railways to huskies or helicopters. Or just relax and enjoy the spas, culture & restaurants. New to Chamonix? Here’s five things not to miss. Or if you’re a regular visitor, seek out some of Chamonix’s hidden gems.
Chamonix Summer
Magical Alpine summers – go walking, cycling, swimming or just relaxing
Winter in Chamonix
Insider information on the town, the mountains, and the fun to be had in them
Blog: 10th Jul 2016:
It’s no exaggeration to say that Chamonix is a real paradise for dogs – they are welcome almost everywhere and it’s full of fantastic walks. But there are some things to consider when bringing your lucky dog to enjoy summer in this wonderful high mountain environment. These are only my personal observations and thoughts. […]
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Blog: 22nd Feb 2015:
Lac Blanc, at 2352m, is one of the most famous walks in the Alps - hugely popular for its straightforward access to a spectacular panorama over the Mont Blanc massif.
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