Lovely hotel, with very friendly staff. The rooms are to a high standard, despite being a little on the small side. However, the addition of a lovely balcony overlooking the mountains more than made up for the rooms size.
Lovely hotel, with very friendly staff. The rooms are to a high standard, despite being a little on the small side. However, the addition of a lovely balcony overlooking the mountains more than made up for the rooms size.
Amanda
Reviewed September 6, 2021Reviewed September 6, 2021
The hotel is very central in Champéry but what makes this hotel so good is the staff. Their helpfulness and friendliness should be the aim of every other hotel staff - I can’t speak highly enough about them all.
The hotel is very central in Champéry but what makes this hotel so good is the staff. Their helpfulness and friendliness should be the aim of every other hotel staff - I can’t speak highly enough about them all.
Marketa and Anna were brilliant hosts. The accommodation is modern and tastefully decorated. The breakfast was the best ever and virtually all home made. Would love to return and spend some time relaxing in the lovely garden.
Marketa and Anna were brilliant hosts. The accommodation is modern and tastefully decorated. The breakfast was the best ever and virtually all home made. Would love to return and spend some time relaxing in the lovely garden.
The title say's it all. Our best holiday yet ! My holiday tips: 1. don't bother the hassle of hiring a car at Geneva airport. get a shuttle bus that will take you to the hotel front door. We used albybus and it costs 47 euros each way. 2. Get a 2 or 3 day saver pass (you'll save money) 3. If the weather is looking very good, the first trip is by cable car up to Aiguillie du Midi. (superb) Whilst there and if the budget will stretch, you MUST go across the glaciers on the small cable cars...
The title say's it all. Our best holiday yet ! My holiday tips: 1. don't bother the hassle of hiring a car at Geneva airport. get a shuttle bus that will take you to the hotel front door. We used albybus and it costs 47 euros each way. 2. Get a 2 or 3 day saver pass (you'll save money) 3. If the weather is looking very good, the first trip is by cable car up to Aiguillie du Midi. (superb) Whilst there and if the budget will stretch, you MUST go across the glaciers on the small cable cars...
Fantastic little hotel near train station…our little balcony faced Mont Blanc…we could lay in bed and look up at with an unobstructed view of mountain…it was great!
Fantastic little hotel near train station…our little balcony faced Mont Blanc…we could lay in bed and look up at with an unobstructed view of mountain…it was great!
James
Reviewed September 11, 2024Reviewed September 11, 2024
Fabulous stay and would highly recommend. Only negative we had was that there was no bin bags available in the apartment and it was not cleaned for the 4 days we stayed and no change of towels.
Other than that we would definitely stay again.
Fabulous stay and would highly recommend. Only negative we had was that there was no bin bags available in the apartment and it was not cleaned for the 4 days we stayed and no change of towels.
Other than that we would definitely stay again.
Mia
Reviewed September 23, 2026Reviewed September 23, 2026
The hotel is situated a stone throw from the La Flegere cable car (and ski rental) and the free bus routes to the other slopes and Chamonix central (less than 10 min). Three restaurants are nearby including 2 with afternoon sun for an apres ski drink. The hotel is a mix of swiss rustic and Skandinavian clean (as in design). The staff (especially Maggie and another woman at reception) were very friendly and super helpful in all aspects of the stay (restaurant bookings etc.) Highly recommended at...
The hotel is situated a stone throw from the La Flegere cable car (and ski rental) and the free bus routes to the other slopes and Chamonix central (less than 10 min). Three restaurants are nearby including 2 with afternoon sun for an apres ski drink. The hotel is a mix of swiss rustic and Skandinavian clean (as in design). The staff (especially Maggie and another woman at reception) were very friendly and super helpful in all aspects of the stay (restaurant bookings etc.) Highly recommended at...
Nader
Reviewed February 28, 2017Reviewed February 28, 2017
The hotel is great with quirky styling and a down to earth atmosphere however, it's a trendy place to be and is open to non-residents who visit to enjoy the bar and free facilities. In the week we stayed it was a madhouse with young children, under 5's, running around out of control. It meant we couldn't enjoy the facilities as much as we would have liked. We booked the hotel because of all the amenities, somehow those amenities need to be reserved for those who have paid to stay there I...
The hotel is great with quirky styling and a down to earth atmosphere however, it's a trendy place to be and is open to non-residents who visit to enjoy the bar and free facilities. In the week we stayed it was a madhouse with young children, under 5's, running around out of control. It meant we couldn't enjoy the facilities as much as we would have liked. We booked the hotel because of all the amenities, somehow those amenities need to be reserved for those who have paid to stay there I...
A great location, less than 5 minute slow walk to the centre of Chamonix. The room are very comfortable and the room I started in had a view straight into Mont Blanc. The bar was ok, although the beer was very expensive and was ‘Carlsberg’ and the glass was half full of froth. Bit that’s being picky, would definitely stay again
A great location, less than 5 minute slow walk to the centre of Chamonix. The room are very comfortable and the room I started in had a view straight into Mont Blanc. The bar was ok, although the beer was very expensive and was ‘Carlsberg’ and the glass was half full of froth. Bit that’s being picky, would definitely stay again
Chris
Reviewed September 17, 2021Reviewed September 17, 2021
Are you in need of a romantic escape? Our guests also enjoy Avoriaz for its skiing. If you want to explore the area, you might head to Aquariaz Water Park, Avoriaz Ski Lift or Crête. If you're interested in staying near a certain attraction, you can sort by neighbourhood or distance to top landmarks, so you'll be able to see everything on your list.
When is the best time of year for a romantic getaway to Avoriaz?
If you're hoping to get lost in the rain on your romantic getaway, take a look at these details about year-round temperatures in Avoriaz: The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 15°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -1°C. Average annual precipitation for Avoriaz is 1635 mm.
What is there to do in Avoriaz?
There's nothing better than experiencing a new destination with your sweetheart, so consider taking time to discover all there is to see and do in Avoriaz. Adventurous pairs will enjoy Avoriaz for its skiing. You might think about visiting Aquariaz Water Park, Avoriaz Ski Lift or Crête.
What’s the best way to get to Avoriaz and around town during my romantic getaway?
These transportation options in Avoriaz might help your romantic trip go off without a hitch: To get to Avoriaz, book a flight to Sion (SIR), which is the closest major airport, located 27.1 mi (43.7 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.