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.

We stayed here for one night between doing stages 11 and 1 of the tour du Mont Blanc. The staff…read morewere all super friendly. We didn't have dinner at the hotel but we did enjoy some good drinks at the bar. Rooms are modest but clean with an incredible view. We had breakfast here, which was a pretty standard continental breakfast. And also had paid for a bagged lunch to bring with us on our hike which had plenty of food for us. All in all it was a really nice stay and I would gladly stay here again.

Hotel du Midi was a nice choice for a reasonably-priced ski weekend in Chamonix. Les Bossons is a…read morefew minutes south of Chamonix itself, but there is regular bus service that will take you up to the slopes easily. If you want to drive, there seemed to be a decent amount of parking at Grand Montets, but I didn't see where the parking was for Brevent, so I can't vouch for it there. The front desk staff all spoke english, and were happy to help with understanding the bus and setting up non-skiing activities if you want to take a break from the slopes for a day. The rooms are standard European-lodge; lots of wood paneling, not overly large, but sufficient. The views from the balconies are amazing though, right up the side of the mountains, and if your room faces south-east you will also get to see the glaciers coming off the top of Mount Blanc, which is impressive. The breakfast spread is impressive; the usual meats and cheeses (hard and soft, this is France after all), plus delicious baguettes (again, France), eggs, tarts, granolas, etc. The waitress will ask if you want coffee, and there is a juice machine at the buffet line. Dinner was also quite good, and the dessert spread is amazing so make sure you save plenty of room. There is also a bar/sitting room at the bottom of the stairs for apres ski beverages, and in the basement you will find a hot tub, sauna, and a ski room with boot drying racks. Overall a good choice, but if you want to be able to walk into downtown for dinner or drinks after changing, you might want to stay closer to town.

Large old three-star place, recently redone public areas. Amazing back yard with pool, le tennis,…read morele bar. They're filling the rooms with bus tours, but les touristes are pretty cool, without some of the weirdness at other supposedly 3-star places (Vacanciel, I'm calling you out). The proprietors are everywhere, working 16-hour days, and they clearly are in this long-term and going to make it work, or die trying. Les Bossons is a bit out of the center of Chx and is nice and quiet. If you want parties and late nights, stay in town. If you want value and OH MY GOD THE VIEWS, then consider staying here. We were very happy here.

Hotel room wasn't ready so we walked around Le Houches and stumbled upon La Chavanne a cute cafe…read more Great outdoor seating Awesome coffees strong and rich Great beer selection Food looked and smelled wonderful Nice service

We had a room on the top floor (4th). There stairs were a nuisance, but once in our room, it was a…read morebit cramped but very enjoyable. The decor was winter cabin-y with exposed wood. The view was wonderful. The location, right on a plaza, across from the tourist office, next to the church with a great cafe downstairs and a bakery across the plaza, was unbeatable. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby, a park on the backside and another park a few blocks away. We loved our stay here and it was the highlight of my son's trip to Europe.

I booked this hotel for a one night stay for just my infant son and I. We were meeting up with…read morefamily the next day and I wanted somewhere that looked welcoming, was safe, and was easy to get to from the drop off point. This hotel was amazing. The front desk woman, I've forgotten her name by she was the absolute sweetest, was so helpful and made me feel very comfortable and welcomed. I know about 2% of words in French (ill prepared for this trip, I know) but she spoke English very well and helped me with a few French words. The room was small and nothing fancy, but honestly, even with a 8 month old, I was barely in the room and I doubt you will be either. I pushed the beds together we slept wonderfully. I woke early, cracked the balcony door cracked open and enjoyed the sights of Chamonix at 3 am. The fact that this is the ACTUAL view from my room was insane. I felt very safe, the location can't be beat (across the street from the tourist center so you can grab WiFi if you need it), and in great walking distance from the rest of the town. Loved it and will stay again when we visit again.

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.

Exquisite experience this evening at a true fine dining #French restaurant! Highly recommend you…read morevisit #RestaurantAlbert1er if you ever visit #ChamonixFrance in the future! #finedining #culinaryarts #foodie

Hugely overrated. Stuffy, pretentious, overpriced, the young staff is lovely, the senior staff is…read moreswarmy. 90 mins of bread, butter and over rich amuse bouche, before real food arrived while they make sure you need more wine by the time the paltry cold portion arrives. The desserts were generous but did not make up for the dinner. The sommelier is a bull dog.