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Chamonix - best places to stay this summer - advice please
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A snowHead
Strange to say, two of us plan to spend a few days walking* in early July on the Mt Blanc Massif.
Seems to me a lot of you
s know the town well so where should we book for friendly reasonable accomodation whilst we're there. We're travelling by train so somewhere close to station, lifts, town centre etc would be good.
Willing to consider most options in the small hotel/chalet or even self catering range if assured of a warm welcome.
Thanks.
(*a means of locomotion which involves prior removal of skis - unlikely to catch on but who knows....)
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
gvj
, I went for a walk this afternoon. Lovely, the woods beginning to smell of spring, snow melting all around and some trees in bud. Sorry, can't help with accommodation in Chamonix, but have a great trip.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
gvj
, for starters there's our apartments (sorry that's shameless). Our address is my sig. From a hotel POV I like the look of the Mont Blanc. The "Vallee Blanche" is OK if a little basic. The Gustavia is apparently good if you get a room not above the bar. Several SH shave stayed at the Richemond. The Morgane has a terrific restaurant and has had a very fine renovation.
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s know the town well so where should we book for friendly reasonable accomodation whilst we're there. We're travelling by train so somewhere close to station, lifts, town centre etc would be good.
