From the owner: Our four star chalet style accommodation is the perfect place to come and spend some quality time…read morewith your family or to relax with friends. And it's only a few steps away from the famous Grands-Montets ski resort !

Great hostel. Chamonix lodge- a family of little chalets. The one we stayed at is called chalet…read morechristol. Apparently, it was called mountain high. The place is super clean. The staff is friendly. Hot tub and sauna out back.

Fabulous, welcoming and great food. I am happy to recommend this to anyone! Love the great…read moreservice.

Very nice hotel. Rooms were very nice. Modern with rustic elements. Clean & spacious. Amazing…read moreview of the Mont Blanc from our room. Balcony. Very close to Chamonix centre.

Wow what can I say..... Just got back from an amazing weeks Skiing in Chamonix with the great guys…read moreat Drop in Chalets, I've been on skiing holidays to the Chamonix valley before but this was my first time staying with them and also my first time going for fully catered chalet accommodation. I wont be doing it any other way in the future. Guy & Rhiannon took care of our every need, leaving us nothing to do but enjoy the great off piste skiing conditions we were blessed with during our stay. As they operate as a test center for the Chamonix local brand Black Crow skis, they even lent me a great pair of off piste skis for a couple of days. In short, I cant recommend Drop In Chalets highly enough! The food & wine laid on by our ever attentive hosts was fantastic and the accommodation was perfect for our party of 8. Combined with great conditions on Chamonix's legendary slopes, I was in heaven. Will definitely be returning to Guy et all in the future

Great idea if you have the time, fun friendly staff, wish i had more time to do another round.. go…read moreearly beat the crowd..

This hotel was filled with character. It is part of a Club Med chain. You are welcomed by a…read morerepresentative when you arrive. The staff were all very friendly and patient with the non-french speakers in the group. A lovely Hotel, very big and fairly easy to get lost in. The food/buffets were of an exceptional standard. The rooms were very cosy and naturally had amazing views of the ski slopes. They had animal head as lights stands and very brightly painted rooms. This hotel has a lovely gym, sauna and spa area. There is also a pool which goes into the outdoors, which brings some nice scenery whilst swimming. There are other activities to do if you are not a keen skiier, for example shopping, gym, spa's, go to cafe's. The bar area was also very lively and a great place to unwind after a hard day out on the slopes. Also a fantastic chance to meet fellow skiiers. I am not a natural skiier and I found this very accommodating and situated on the main transport links into Chamonix town. The hotel was a bus ride away from Geneve Airport. There may be nearer routes but this was the one we chose.

Food was marginal, Cheese and bread were fantastic, main courses were cold, soggy and not…read moreappetizing. Creating food on a mass scale is very difficulty, the workers are awesome in the dining room, and work hard but the amount of food they have to put out is too much volume to be at any kind of quality. The worst is the ski instructors. We were misinformed. Don't believe that you will get a "Ski tour Guide" Rather you get a mothergoose style ski instructor who screams at you if you do not do exactly what he/she expects. The rudeness and non communicative style is terrible. I am American, do not speak french, and therefore was not able to ski alone in fear of getting lost without local language skills. I did not want to get myself in a situation where I couldn't find my way back, or take the wrong lift. I am a low end intermediate skier who enjoys Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire and the American West, so have a lot of experience. However, because I am not a black Diamond skier they put me in the "baby class" It was so incredibly boring. It was also dangerous. Because they want to teach "mother-goose style" we were constantly at risk of being skied into. AND that's exactly what happened-- repeatedly! I finally said, I am not going to stand in the middle of the mountain waiting for your permission to move, I will see you at the bottom (which wasn't far at all). I got screamed at! Madame, stay where I tell you to stay!. My friend broke her ACL because someone skied into her. So much for their instruction! Old school instruction, ridiculous experience. Spent a lot of money to get there, flew from NY to Geneva and didn't enjoy myself. Couldn't wait to get back to the East Coast and ski with respectful people. My advice: If you visit Chomonix, do not go to Club Med, stay at a local place, hire a tour guide daily to take you at your level, eat in town and enjoy. Although friends of mine (I was in a CT ski club tour) went out for dinner and waited to be waited on (in a line); the counter woman ignored them, they politely asked to be waited on and she screamed, WHAT NO BONJOUR, NO HELLO, GET OUT!! OMG, really! Do they not have hospitality classes for the French? It is exactly as you have heard all these years, sadly to report but true, the French seem to be snobs. Probably best to go to the Italian Alps or the Swiss Alps. Wherever you go, don't go to club med in Chomonix for skiing.