Hotels mit Badewannen in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc

We stayed here for a couple of nights in January. We took the Flixbus from Geneva and arrived into Chamonix around 11:30pm hoping to find a taxi to take us to the hotel. We soon discovered that taxis are pretty non-existent in Chamonix, but were able to take a night bus which dropped us off not too far from the hotel. We arrived at the hotel and despite the late hour were checked in very quickly. We were very impressed with our room- it had very much a 1970s vibe to it, and was a good size with a very comfortable bed, good wi-fi and lots of of storage space. There is a separate toilet and bathroom and both were well maintained. The room overlooked the main road into Chamonix but traffic never disturbed us during our stay. Beyond the road are stunning views of the Alps which were amazing to see on our first morning. There is a large reception area with lots of comfortable seating and a lovely fireplace. It also includes a large flat screen TV showing various sports, a pool table, foosball and a number of arcade games. Together with the young and enthusiastic staff means that unlike many hotels there was always a buzz in the reception area. The hotel has an indoor pool which we made use of during our stay. It is quite small but it was good to relax in after a day of walking. One thing to be aware of though is that the bottom of the pool is curved so if you jump too quickly in you might land sooner than you think and injure yourself. We were on a room-only rate at the hotel and on the first day of our stay went out for breakfast in Chamonix itself. On the second day we paid for breakfast in the hotel (16 Euros each) and were very impressed with the choice and quality of what was offered. The hotel is located around 3 kilometres outside the centre of Chamonix and ideally you would need a car to get round the local area. We didn’t on this occasion and made use of the local bus and train service- there a couple of buses in the morning that depart from outside the hotel, and during the rest of the day you need to walk about 10 minutes to pick up the bus from les Tissieres. Journey time into Chamonix is 15 minutes. The nearest train station is Les Bossons which is about 20 minutes walk away. We enjoyed our short stay at Big Sky and would recommend it when visiting Chamonix.

Dies ist sehr nah an der Einnahme des Lumidiguir Kabelwagens und die Sauberkeit der Hoteleinrichtungen ist sehr zufriedenstellend. Außenparkplatz ist kein Problem. Alles war gut und die Zeit einer Nacht war so bedauerlich

The hotel is located at the end of the main street and is quite a walk from the bus station. However I would say that the location is ideal - it is quieter and still convenient with many restaurants and shops around. The view from the hotel is excellent. The breakfast is also excellent. The room is slightly small but nevertheless well equipped. I would come back.

Die Lage des Hotels ist erstklassig, ein eindrucksvoller Blick auf das Mont Blanc Massiv. Leider wurde uns zunächst ein falsches Zimmer mit Blick nach hinten anstatt unser gebuchtes mit Blick auf den Mont Blanc, dies hat dann erst nach Reklamation geklappt. Ansonsten ist der Service insbesondere im Restaurant sehr gut, das Hotel auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert.

Das ist ein kleines Boutique-Hotel, das spektakuläre Aussichten auf die Alpen bietet. Der Service ist unvermeidlich. Vielen Dank an das ganze Personal für ihre vielen Güte. Marieke die Konzern ist das Beste: keine Anfrage geht unangekündigt. Die Balkonzimmer bieten unvergleichliche Aussichten auf die Alpen und sind ziemlich geräumig.. Die Bar-Personal sind großartig. Vielen Dank Rasheen für Ihre ausgezeichnete und geniale Dienstleistung. Aber: Es gibt eine Straße direkt hinter dem Hotel mit sehr besetztem Verkehr. Wir leben in einer Stadt, aber wir fanden es immer noch störend. Sie müssen die Balkontüren im Sommer offen lassen; sonst würden Sie schwollen, und Sie werden den Verkehr die ganze Nacht hören. Am letzten Abend, am Samstag, ein Dutzend oder so junge Leute saßen auf einer Wand zwischen Hotel und Straße trinken und bis 3 Uhr fahren. Barking dogs. Wir haben kaum die ganze Zeit dort geschlafen. Das schlimmste ist, dass der Ort mit Babys und Kindern unter 5. Das ist ein kleines 5-Sterne- Boutique-Hotel . es sollte als Familienplatz gebildet werden. Wir versuchten, Zeit in der schönen Gartenfläche zu verbringen, der einzige öffentliche Raum im Sommer, und wurden ständig besessen durch das Schreien von Babys und Kindern, die umherlaufen. Wenn Sie auf der Suche nach einem entspannenden Ort in der Natur, ist das, leider, nicht. Das Frühstück bietet keinen Tischservice und der Buffet ist oft ziemlich besetzt und aus den Dingen. Das Essen ist subpar. Jedes anständige 5-Sterne-Hotel hat einen guten Club-Sandwich, aber nicht dieses. Der Croque monsieur war meh.The Terrine kaum zu essen: eine kalte Fettmassa. Ugh. Arme Weinmenü. Es könnte ein toller Ort sein, und es war, als wir vor 15 Jahren da waren, aber jetzt nicht. Wenn Sie Babys und kleine Kinder haben, werden Sie willkommen sein.

This is a GEM and so is Chamonix!!! Chamonix is in a narrow glacial valley directly below Mont Blanc (and you can easily see Mont Blanc and many of the alpine peaks easily and completely visible from the town). On the mountainside opposite Mont Blanc is the Auberge. Originally, we wanted to stay in town near the lift to Aiguille du Midi. Glad we did not. Chamonix is a busy tourist town, and the lift is also busy. Auberge du Bois Prin likely has the BEST VIEW in all of Chamonix of the Mont Blanc Range and peak. All its rooms face the mountain peaks. It has a dozen rooms. It looks like an alpine chalet, flower boxes and all – beautiful. Inside is clean, modern and mountain rustic. The room was very, very spacious as was the bathroom. Rustic, expensive looking. Beds are very comfortable. Windows looked out to the alps. From my bed I would go to sleep looking directly at Mont Blanc. We also had a balcony looking toward the alps. What more could you want!!! There was one problem, however, there is no air conditioning. Because the windows do not have screens, we had a choice between mosquitoes (yes, there are alpine mosquitoes) or overheating. The hotel was quick to provide a fan which helped greatly. Was surprised that in the morning when I stepped onto the balcony it was cold despite the overheated room. There is an elevator in the hotel to assist with luggage. Breakfast was served on an outdoor deck and in a nice indoor space. Everything was fresh and great but how can you go wrong with continuing a view of the alps and Mont Blanc. The hotel staff and serving staff in the restaurant were more than outstanding. The restaurant is a Michelin star rated restaurant for dinner. The town buzzes with tourists, a variety of restaurants, bakeries and ice cream stands and so much more. Parking is just enough for those staying at the hotel (and it is free). One can walk into town by way of steep streets. A mile or less. One more thing; the photos of the hotel placed by management DO LOOK EXACTLY LIKE what you get - unreal beautiful!

We stayed here for our skiing holiday. It’s a great location at the bottom of the savoy slope. We hired our skis from the Folie Douche just opposite (to the side of the slope) so kept our skis there as was easiest to set off from there each day rather than carry them over the lawns plus we like the folie douche pizzas and bar. So we didn’t use the boot rooms at the balcons at all. Nearby bus stops are mummery (to go to Flegere or Les houches) or mont Blanc stop in centre of the town for grand montets/le tour. Either were 5 minute walk from folie douche. The rooms are nice, has everything u need. I was worried the beds weren’t comfy after reading some reviews but requested extra duvets to place ontop the mattress (as my big 15yr old twin boys were on the sofa beds) and they were fine. I would of preferred a 2 bedroom but none were available when I booked. However the 1 bed was fine just had to have my sons and their mess in the lounge haha. There is a lovely view from the balconies, a great little games room which my boys enjoyed. The pool and Hannan were nice and my husband had a lovely hot stone massage. We’ve previously stated elsewhere in the centre of town but this location suited us perfectly. Was just a short (8 mins) walk in the morning to the supermarket for baguettes etc. they do sell some drinks on reception too if you’re caught short. They also do a breakfast although we didn’t try it. Heated towel rail in bathroom was great for drying our gear. The tv has the sound restricted so we bought dvds but tbh I couldn’t really hear to watch it so watched my iPad instead. The saucepans were a little funny (not like uk non stick) but we got by. I bought my own bacon frozen as found French bacon weird last year. Kitchen has a dishwasher which is great. The staff at the hotel concierge were all lovely and helpful, never rude, and answered emails or requests quickly both prior to coming and whilst here. You don’t always get that in my experience elsewhere. All in all a great place to stay in Chamonix and I would return.

Poor experience- we were given a suite for several friends. Room was tired. Bathroom had a shower in the bath but no shower curtain so soaked the room. Tiny towels and the Toilet was a dungeon with no way to air it. 4 blokes using one Khazi in the morning! Oh joy! Breakfast was a joke as lots of things ran out, no cups, fruit salad, eggs, bacon etc etc and hotel attitude was that’s it! So unless first come tough luck! Bar ran out of certain drinks too!

Nice hotel with good service. Super central. We came to escape the heat wave with family, but with no air conditioning, it was still pretty warm… I booked on the telephone (in French) and reserved for adults and children, specifically because the hotel has a pool. I asked about the pool and Spa hours too. WARNING: they did NOT tell me on the phone that children are not allowed in the pool and spa - (only 1030-1230) - but since checkout is at 11, that means basically not at all if you only stay one night. I understand the rules, and the reason why they don’t want a noisy spa, but they should have made this VERY clear up front. So recommend this hotel for adults only. Families with children should stay somewhere else.

A very welcoming hotel, we arrived after midnight due to a delayed bus schedule but check in was seamless and friendly. Very comfortable/stylish room, beautiful river flowing right outside the room. Delicious buffet breakfast. Very accommodating with our luggage upon our return to Chamonix, stored until ready for pickup. A comfortable pub that was popular with visitors where we could recharge our phone. A delightful hotel.