Located in Les Houches, it's just a short-ish public bus ride to and from Chamonix. The bus is free…read moreduring the day and a small charge (1.50 euro) in the evening. The hotel has such a fun vibe. It's just buzzing with energy. Rooms are tiny but clean and well appointed (there's a wall mounted towel warmer so you can hand wash and dry some of your clothes here). The breakfast spread was wonderful. There was fruit, sausage, mushrooms, eggs, chia seed pudding, pastries, juices etc. I had dinner one night here and got a burger and it was fresh and filling. I would stay at RockyPop again, and would recommend to family and friends (esp those coming in larger groups) who don't mind a short trek into Chamonix.

Rocky pop is such a vibe! The hallways to the rooms remind me of pac man with such fun carpet and…read moreneon light room numbers. The front desk was very friendly and helpful. Our room was clean and had a good amount of Space. The hotel is about 15/20 minute bus ride into Chamonix but the prices are far cheaper than anything in the city directly. They have a delicious restaurant where I had one of the best cheese pizzas of my life. There are a lot of activities at the hotel and it is very lively. The only thing is they DO NOT do bag check if you arrive early. We were lucky enough to check in early however you can't store bags here. Would stay again. I really enjoyed my visit overall.

My husband and I stayed here after we finished our day's segment of the TMB. I know that most…read morepeople speak English in the tourist towns, but I am always appreciative when English is spoken to us in other countries. Overall our stay was nice. The room was small, but that is expected in Europe. We appreciated that the room had a balcony. The downtown area was only a short walk away. We purchased the halfboard option with our night's stay. It was nice that we had a handful of different choices for dinner. The selection of breakfast foods was plentiful!

Stayed here two nights hiking the TMB. Staff were nice, rooms had everything I needed including a…read morefridge, good amount of space in a two person room. Dinner and breakfast had good options and tasty. Dinner had a good spread of options including meat, cheese, salad, salmon one night, 2 desserts; our other night stay had a la carte dinner which was my favorite of the two and had much better desserts. Breakfast had multiple types of yogurt including packaged flavored, chèvre, natural; granola and plain cornflakes, fruit, dried fruit, salad, charcuterie, baguette, butter croissants, sliced bread, multiple jams, hard boiled eggs. Location is within short walking distance to a bus stop, grocery store and some shops. Wifi was good, but did have poor coverage in the dining area. I would stay here again.

This was a very clean, quiet, and comfortable hotel with a very polite and professional staff.read more

Each time I come around, I try to go to L'Orangerie. First,…read morebecause the staff is lovely and available to help, always with a word to ask how was the day, etc. Second, because the restaurant is a must-do. The dinner is astonishing and the breakfast is to die for! Everything is homemade and the chef has worked with renowned people. I'm just waiting for the new rooms to be built next to the actual building because some of the rooms need a bit of refreshment (like having a better quality of TV). The wifi works fine though.

Atmosphere: cozy rustic lodge with sensible IKEA furniture mixed with antique pieces. You will meet…read morelots of people from all over the world in the sitting room which has a bar or at breakfast. Has a ski room to put your equipment. Location: Highly recommended if you are on a budget. Buses and trains come right outside the door of the lodge. It's a short 10 minute walk into town. Staff: The staff are very friendly and helpful. They helped us decide where to ski each morning by looking at the cameras at each of the hills. Food: The food was excellent. Tasty French cuisine with simple recipes and excellent ingredients. The continental breakfast in the morning had lots of variety. Minus: ask for a room on the first floor rather than on the second. The second floor rooms have large low beams in them and you will hit your head - trust me.

If I could I'd give 3.5 stars. The positives were free parking, staff who were extremely friendly…read more(especially the Scottish lady in the restaurant and the dinner was simple but tasty. I can only give 3 stars though because our quad room with 4 single beds was in the loft and very basic. Bathroom also small and very basic. Very It looked far better in the website photos and I feel I was a little mis-led. The windows were so small it was hard to see any view and the room was very warm at night.

What truly set this hotel apart from the rest was the staff. The front desk team was incredible;…read moredespite being constantly busy, they never hesitated to go the extra mile to ensure our stay was enjoyable. Our room was perfectly situated beneath Mont Blanc and within walking distance of all the top sites in Chamonix. We loved sleeping to the sounds of the Arve River and enjoying wine and cheese on our balcony. Rick Steves was right, this place is a gem. A special thank you to Amber and Sam for being so accommodating and making our stay truly memorable for our 10th anniversary.

Me and my husband visited Chamonix and stayed in this cosy and neat hotel…read more. All the staff are so accomodating.. The room was so clean and tidy and we also got a room with a view of Mont Blanc.. The 3 nights and 2 full days is not enough i must say for this wonderful place.. And of course Hotel L'Arve the best place to stay if you come to Chamonix, France.

Au Coin du Feu is a warm, inviting, comfortable place with kind hosts and incredible food right in…read morethe center of Megève. The staff is incredibly attentive and accommodating, the rooms, while small, are comfortable and clean. The bathroom is relatively spacious and warm. I had the relief menu at Le Saint Nicolas downstairs the night I arrived. It was a special, memorable meal. The chef creates food that is inventive and beautifully presented and technically complex and also, somehow, comforting. The wine pairings from the sommelier are also excellent. This particular menu was an homage to the region - it celebrated the local produce and people. For example, the tea that is served as a palate cleanser is made of herbs harvested low in the mountains, a task traditionally carried out by old ladies in the region who cannot reach the herbs higher in the mountain that are used for génépi. It was earthy and layered and satisfying. I was pleasantly surprised, the next night, to find that the food at the bar upstairs, while more casual, is also outstanding. The chef's burger with Gruyère is the best burger I have ever had in my life. I cannot recommend au coin du feu enough. If you are thinking about staying there, do it. I have stayed in much more expensive hotels in Megève, and this one is my favorite. While the hotel does not have a jacuzzi or a pool, the service, food, and general environment (calm, cozy, and warm) is better than the larger, more expensive hotels.

This was the most amazing hotel! The attention to detail and their willingness to make your stay…read moreperfect is unmatched. The staff was exceptional. We enjoyed getting to the staff. Thomas and Constance were amazing at their jobs! I couldn't recommend this hotel more ! It was quaint and perfectly matched for Megeve, the little snow globe town !

Stayed at this hotel before hiking the TMB. Had great service. WiFi was fast and breakfast was…read morereally good. They have a storage room where you can leave luggage if you come back to the hotel after the hike. Prime location to nearby restaurants. The bus station is a 15 minute walk.

Stayed somewhere else, but went to eat there with a family group of 12…read more Excellent food, adequately priced. Excellent and more important friendly service. We repeated the visit during our stay at Charmonix as the value of money spent for high quality food and service we did not find elsewhere in the vicinity.

My boyfriend and I had a very pleasant stay here. The receptionist, Fausto, spoke excellent French,…read moreexplained everything very well and escorted us to our room. As it turns out, they'd run out of rooms so we got an upgrade. It was cosy, warm (could control the thermostat), there was a TV and desk. Etroubles itself is a very small and honestly uninteresting little village but is not far from Aosta. Breakfast was in a large hall; buffet from 7-9:30 and continental from 9:30 to noon, if I recall correctly. Consisted of coffee, juice, bread, croissants, fruit, cereal and more. Recommended.