Lovely mountain good in a stylish restaurant with friendly staff…read more Best goulash soup in Zermatt in my opinion and I have tried a lot !

Fantastic staff, great situation & food excellent. Negative point avoid room on 1st Level, very…read morenoisy, unpleasant for such a mountain retreat !!!

This is my second time visiting and it never gets old. The views from the top are amazing but the…read moreride along the way is just as great. From the top viewing platform, it can either be calm and relaxed or extremely cold and windy. I've been in both so just come prepared clothing wise as in general, it's much colder than in the town of Zermatt. There's a great gift shop and restaurant just down the elevator as well. Reasonably priced and great portions. All in all, definitely a must-see if you're in town, even if you're not skiing or snowboarding.

It's the MATTERHORN. For those who grew up going to Disneyland in California, this word was only…read moreassociated with some awesome roller coaster ride. Sure, we knew it was based on something real, but that something real wasn't a place you'd actively try to go or dream about going to one day. The Matterhorn was just an awesome ride at Disneyland (with a Yeti) and that's that. Well, The Matterhorn is uber amazing and if you're at the point of your life you can afford to come to Zermatt, Switzerland, then by all means it's worth the time/money. The views are the best in the Swiss Alps. Getting to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise was a very nice ride up and the top obviously will have stunning views. Hopefully when you go, it's not cloudy. Of course, it'll be cold up there so dress appropriately. Pro-tip: Go to the top (Matterhorn Glacier Paradise), then ski/snowboard down to save money. I know some people may just want to go to the top and go down (without doing any snow sports) like I did with my family. However, if possible, go skiing/snowboarding down after you get to the top. The ticket will be cheaper since it's sort of like a one-way ride and then you get to use all the lifts to go all over the mountain whereas if you're just site-seeing on foot, it can be more expensive.

We stayed here on the Tour du Mont Blanc. It is another nice campground which includes laundry,…read moreshowers and a small store. The staff was very friendly. It was a lot bigger and more lively than the relatively peaceful places we had stayed so far. Two negative things of note. We heard some loud noise in the middle of the night that woke us up. It was like a bass track on a stereo that was much to loud. It was like "thump, thump thump." Also, I got kind of sick the next day. Some of the cheese we bought at the shop here is one of the suspected causes. We have no proof but we are a bit suspicious.

Stayed one night during Tour du Mont Blanc. It is a decent campground. There is a mini market, a…read morelittle restaurant, laundry, and shower. The receptionists speak English (and of course Italian) and friendly. The scenery is nice. It was noisy in the night, that is the reason I subtracted 2 stars.

Great quality food, excellent service and you really can't beat the view and terrace in the sun…read more Try the viande seche, croute or fondue- it's all good.

The restaurant at the Hotel Eden is perhaps my favorite restaurant on the planet. OK, I have only…read morebeen twice, and the trips were literally a decade apart, but the food was excellent and the location is hard to beat. My last meal there was a very reasonable prix fixe dinner that was fantastic. This is one of my must visit spots when skiing in Chamonix.

Actually planned a vacation around this restaurant. Great atmosphere! My scallop starter with mango…read morepurée and duck main were awesome.

This small hotel nestled in the French Alps is truly a hidden gem. The young couple running the…read moreestablishment has truly crafted a beautiful indoor ambiance and are eager to assist in any way that they can. The restaurant serves food that is unlike any other. There really is no better restaurant in the area. While the hotel may be a 5 minute drive from downtown Saint-Gervais, it is so worth it.

Oh man, did I ever luck out staying at this place while in the Alps walking the Tour du Mont Blanc…read more Chamonix was really hopping at the time due to a running race that was finishing that day, but the Auberge is in a quieter part of town so we had a very restful stay. Rooms are small but very comfortable and beautifully decorated. Staff is friendly, attentive, and not intrusive. I stayed at several similar hotels while walking the Tour and both me and my traveling companion agreed this hotel had the best breakfast buffet. Excellent selection and beautiful presentation. I can't think of a thing they could do better.

I have been meaning to write a review for months but life got in the way but this is perhaps my…read morefavorite auberge I have ever stayed at with 2 of my 3 children and husband. The owners work from sunup until sundown and it shows. The rooms were immaculate and cozy as well as the common spaces. you just had that feeling that it is cleaner than your own home at least mine in Chicago. . The couple and employee who run it went above and beyond to make the stay spectacular. They answered the same questions over and over and never were impatient with us. My husband speaks rudimentary French yet their English is much better than our French. We stated in a family room with a bunk bed and two single beds for the parents pushed together. We slept under thick clean down comforter s which kept us warm at night and because it was so comfortable, we slept in so late that we almost missed breakfast. The breakfasts were out of this world. Ww had homemade yoghurt, fruits, muesli, eggs.local cheeses and breads and the list goes on. We were satiated until dinner so its actually worth the price. They have the sweetest dog and two cats that my children fell in love with. It was also such an easy stay because the bus to the different mountains are literally across the street. Also, ask for their recommendation for good dinner places. and because of them We had not one bad meal in Chaminoix. The last night we ate at an Italian restaurant housed in a 700 year old farmhouse. It was out of this world....We plan on returning sone day, hopefully sooner rather than later!

A good place to go if you are planning a few days in Verbier with friends and/or with children. The…read morestaff is young,energic and very nice. The rooms are a fine and the general look and feel is a bit stuck in the 70s when the decoration was probably done last. The location is central with access to a couple of restaurants in the hotel and around. Not cheap but this is Verbier... So overall a good option for a long weekend.