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Le Tour & Vallorcine, Chamonix Valley

Summer lifts giving you access to the Swiss border, hiking & MTB trails

Le Tour is a small, quaint little village at the far end of the Chamonix valley in the 'Domaine de la Balme' area with access to some great hiking and mountain bike trails.

Take a stroll around the back streets to see some of the classically Alpine style houses and the church dome. Look up to see the glaciers reaching down towards you, which are really impressive even in the height of summer.

There are three lifts open in this area during the summer months, the gondola from the village to the mid station (Charamillon) the Autannes chair lift and the Vallorcine gondola on the far side.

You can take mountain bikes on all of these lifts in summer as Le Tour and Vallorcine have dedicated mountain biking trails.

Who should go

Events in [locality].

During the summer you might find hundreds of trail runners passing through the area as part of the UTMB week , which sees races of varying lengths and difficulty set off around the trails of the Chamonix Valley.

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Le Tour is a quiet village away from the hustle and bustle of Chamonix centre, with just a few cafés, restaurants and places to stay. If you're looking for somewhere close to beginner slopes this could be the place for you.

In summer the area is a hot-spot for hikers and mountain bikers, the latter ride on dedicated trails so that there's no cross over with walkers, so everyone can enjoy the mountains at the same time. The many walking trails offer spectacular views of the Chamonix Valley and the surrounding mountains.

Why not stay in a mountain hut , or take a guided glacier walk ?

Dining in [locality]

There are a small cluster of mountain restaurants in Le Tour and a couple of cafés in Le Tour and Vallorcine, just by the bottom of the lift stations.

Le Tour can be reached best by car, as the train only takes you as far as Montroc. It takes around 25 minutes to drive here from the centre of Chamonix, or alternatively you can take one of the local buses which will also take around 30 minutes from the town centre.

When to come

Take a look at all the summer lift opening dates and timetables .

How to get passes

You can buy summer lift passes at the ticket office once you arrive, or buy a Mont Blanc Multi-pass in advance on line. See all the Summer Lift Prices and if you're not sure which pass to buy, read our Guide .

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Find your way around with our maps for summer hiking & walking or the mountain biking and read more about even more Summer Activities in Chamonix .

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Le Tour is located at the north-eastern end of the Chamonix Valley past Argentiere near the border with Switzerland. Being at the end of the valley, it finds itself surrounded by mountains on all sides. There are many trails heading in all directions from Le Tour. On the eastern edge lies the Montagne de Posettes with its highest point being the crest summit of the Aiguillette des Posettes . On the north-eastern side lies the ski domain of Le Tour with its highest point being the Tete de Balme summit at 2321m right on the edge with Switerland. On the western side lies the Montagne de Peclerey with the hamlet of Le Planet located at a plateau below it.   The Petit Balcon Nord starts at Le Tour and enables you to visit all the hamlets and towns all the way down to Chamonix using a low altitude but very scenic and easy nature trail.

Le Tour is one of the main ski areas of the Chamonix Valley and in the summer the ski lifts are open for hikers, runners and mountain bikers. For mountain bikers there are marked trails of varying difficulties and the lifts enable you to bring your bike up. For hikers and runners the lifts enable easier access to higher altitude routes such as the trail taking you to the Refuge Albert Premier next to the Glacier du Tour . The glacier can be seen from the valley floor and the hamlet of Le Tour but the best views are definitely from the trail to the refuge and the refuge itself.

Le Tour has a Catholic Church and a beautiful little Chapel located very close to each other in the heart of the hamlet. Le Tour has a couple of restaurants located around the bottom of the lift station. There are no bakeries or super markets at Le Tour with Argentiere being the nearest town for those type of facilities. The nearest train station is Montroc-le-Planet from where you can either walk up to Le Tour or take the bus. Le Tour has a bus stop near the lift station. There is lot of parking around the lift station too in case you want to visit by car.

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Loop Trail:

A fantastic family-friendly loop between the hamlets of Le Tour and Montroc with a nice variety of forest, views and charming hamlets

End Apr - End Oct

Hiking Time

1.5 - 2.0 Hours

Elevation +

+226m / -226m

4+ Years old

Running Time

45 - 75 Mins

Technical Difficulty

Dogs Allowed

Low altitude, easy and family friendly trail that takes you from Le Tour, to Argentiere to Le Lavancher and ends up in Chamonix using the Petit Balcon Nord (PBN)

Mid Apr - End Oct

2.5 - 4.0 Hours

+226m / -683m

7+ Years old

1.5 - 2.5 Hours

Very Easy (1/5)

Exceptional

This route takes you from the village of Le Tour to the high altitude refuge Albert 1er, right next to the Glacier du Tour

Start Jul - End Sep

3.0 - 5.0 Hours

+862m / -862m

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Small Catholic Chapel in the heart of the hamlet of Le Tour

High altitude Refuge at 2702 meters right next to the Glacier du Tour

Mountain Ridge

Crest Summit above Le Tour on the crest towards the Tete de Balme

Small Hamlet on the road from Argentiere to Le Tour

Glacier above the town of Le Tour with the trail to the Refuge Albert 1er enabling close access

Memorial for Jean-Marie Blanc who died in a helicopter crash in 1977

Large snack with huge terrace in between the Charamillon and Autannes lifts

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Hiking and mountain biking between France and Switzerland. From the Charamillon cable car, you will meet along the paths the herds of the last breeders of the valley with fabulous views.

The most courageous will go as far as the Aiguillette des Posettes, famous for its fabulous view of all the surrounding peaks. There are also marked mountain bike trails for beginners and advanced riders (see page 38).

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Balme Tour-Vallorcine , c'est deux accès pour un immense domaine ! Depuis le village du Tour (11 km du centre de Chamonix), l'accès se fait par la télécabine de Charamillon qui sera remplacée à Noël 2022. Depuis le village de Vallorcine (15 km du centre de Chamonix), il se fait par la télécabine de Vallorcine , tout près de la frontière suisse .

Ce vaste domaine en fond de vallée offre un panorama exceptionnel sur la vallée de Chamonix et même la Suisse !

Baigné de soleil , le domaine skiable de Balme ouvre à 21 pistes variées et faciles pour garantir de superbes journées de ski plaisir à tous. De son point culminant situé à 2270 m, découvrez de nombreuses pistes bleues et rouges.

Ici, c'est deux versants, deux plaisirs ! Le versant Vallorcine qui vous fait redescendre à 1264 m et le versant du Tour qui vous conduit à 1462 m. Quand vous serez en bas, vous n'aurez qu'une envie : remonter pour mieux redescendre !

À Balme, ne ratez pas Summit Park , notre snowpark . Conçu pour les plus engagés des skieurs , c'est l'un des plus grands espaces freestyle d'Europe ! Si vous êtes fans de piquets, un stade de slalom filmé et chronométré "départ à deux" vous permet de lancer vos plus grands défis !

Si vous aimez les raquettes , découvrez également de magnifiques parcours balisés et sécurisés en direction de la Suisse ou de l'Aiguillette des Posettes (2200 m).

On a même pensé à vos envies de petit break ! Le domaine skiable de Balme est riche en bars et de restaurants pour tous vos moments gourmands. Comme quoi, tout a été prévu pour votre plaisir !

Pour une journée entre amis ou en famille, un week-end découverte ou de courts séjours , réservez en ligne afin de gagner du temps !

Et profitez de votre séjour pour découvrir les autres merveilles du MONT-BLANC Natural Resort , le plus grand des terrains de jeu naturels !

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Domaine skiable de Balme

Skiez sur 2 versants, vivez un double plaisir .

Balme Tour-Vallorcine , c'est deux accès pour un immense domaine ! Depuis le village du Tour (11 km du centre de Chamonix), l'accès se fait par la télécabine de Charamillon remplacée depuis Noël 2022. Depuis le village de Vallorcine (15 km du centre de Chamonix), il se fait par la télécabine de Vallorcine , tout près de la frontière suisse .

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Des tarifs ski imbattables . Réservez maintenant !

Vous êtes visiteur à la journée ? en séjour ? Bénéficiez des prix les plus bas pour cet hiver en achetant votre forfait en ligne .

Forfait ski 1 Jour de 44,00€ à 53,60€ au lieu de 67,00€ -->

Forfait séjour de 219,30€ à 334,00€

Forfait piétons séjour 2 jours à Chamonix : 105,00€ puis 15,00€ / jour supplémentaire

Forfait ski & visites de 60,00€ à 83,00€ au lieu de 83,00€ -->

Forfait ski & visites de 163,70€ à 258,40€ soit 45,70€ la journée -->

En temps réel :

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09:00 - 16:30

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09:10 - 16:45

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• Dernière chute de neige : 20/04/2024
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Webcam balme - 2270m, plan 3d de balme, accessibilité, horaires du domaine de balme.

• Ouverture 09:00
• Dernière montée pour l’aller-retour 16:30 pour Charamillon
• Dernière montée pour l’aller simple 16:45 pour Charamillon
• Dernière descente 17:00 pour Charamillon
• Fréquence En continu
• Accès télécabine Charamillon ou Vallorcine
• Accès au télésiège des Autannes
• Télécabine Charamillon et télésiège des Autannes

Questions fréquentes

Quelles sont les dates d'ouverture du domaine .

Retrouvez notre planning d'ouverture en cliquant ici .

Quel forfait me donne accès au domaine skiable ?

Il n'existe pas de forfait sectoriel pour le domaine de Balme. Le CHAMONIX Le Pass est un forfait ski à la journée ou en séjour à Chamonix, qui vous donne accès au domaine skiable du Brévent. Le forfait séjour 100% Piétons (de 2 à 21 jours) est le forfait 100% piétons à Chamonix. Vous souhaitez skier, visiter et profiter d'autres avantages, choisissez le forfait MONT Blanc Unlimited .

Existent-ils des restrictions ?

Les enfants peuvent emprunter la télécabine de Charamillon et de Vallorcine à partir de 1 an sous votre responsabilité. Les animaux sont interdits sur le domaine skiable, en revanche ils sont acceptés tenus en laisse dans la télécabine de Charamillon et la télécabine de Vallorcine. Personnes à mobilités réduites : handiski possible sur le domaine skiable Snowscoot, fatbike, luge : interdits sur le domaine skiable

Existent-ils des tarifs spécifiques ?

Les enfants de moins de 5 ans bénéficient de la gratuité sur présentation d’un justificatif d’âge, uniquement en caisses. Nous n’avons pas de tarif spécifique pour les demandeurs d’emploi & étudiant. Personne à mobilité réduite : tarif spécifique se renseigner.

Comment me rendre au domaine de Balme (Le Tour - Vallorcine) ?

L'adresse GPS du Tour est 226 Chemin des Quiesets 74400 ARGENTIERE, visible sur Google en cliquant ici L'adresse GPS de Vallorcine est Chef Lieu 74660 VALLORCINE, visible sur Google en cliquant ici Le parking situé au départ de la télécabine du tour est le plus proche, le parking est gratuit (attention places limitées). Le parking situé au départ de la télécabine de Vallorcine est le plus proche, le parking est payant (attention places limitées). Votre forfait vous procure la gratuité sur le réseau bus de Chamonix.

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Charamillon self, chara vente a emporter, les ecuries de charamillon, l'alpage de balme.

• Lignes pour le Tour : 2 et 13
• Lignes pour Vallorcine : 18 et train
• 2 télécabines
• 2 télésièges
• 2270 m sommet du domaine

Afin de vous accueillir cet hiver dans les meilleurs conditions, vous trouverez ci-dessous nos informations à jour suite aux dernières annonces gouvernementales.

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Accès domaine skiable Tour-Balme : amènagement parking relais des îles Dès ce samedi 10 février et jusqu’au 10 mars 2024, un parking relais gratuit au lieu-dit les îles de plus de 200 places sera relié au domaine du Tour par une navette directe gratuite également qui circulera en continu toutes les demi-heures de 9h à 17h30. Par ailleurs, les lignes régulières du haut de vallée (payantes) (N°2 – Le Tour : toutes les 30 minutes sans desserte des Grands Montets et n° 15 SKI BUS - Chamonix – Le Tour : toutes les 10 minutes en pointe via les Grands Montets) se voient renforcées par un doublage SKI BUS Les Iles – Grassonnets - le Tour via les Grands Montets toutes les 30 minutes, de 8h40 à 18h30.

About Le Tour

Le Tour is a small, traditional alpine village situated at 1450 metres at the far end of the Chamonix Valley. It’s peaceful setting under the Le Tour Glacier offers the idyllic Alpine retreat in the heart of the mountains. The village is well suited to those who like a slower pace of life. Le Tour has a few bars and restaurants available for those staying in the village. As a quieter location the nearest pâtisseries, boulangeries and supermarket etc are in Argentière which is a 5 minute bus ride or car journey away. Based at the foot of the lift leading up to the Balme (Le Tour and Vallorcine) ski area this village is really great for those who want to get first lifts in the morning and take the last run home. In the summer Le Tour is a popular spot for Mountain Biking and Hiking . The village has easy access to Chamonix and the other ski areas where there are a number of winter and summer activities on offer.  

Restaurants in Le Tour

Le Tour has three main restaurants so you can enjoy a meal out. These are:

• Chalet Alpins du Tour | French | This is a hotel restaurant that offers traditional French and Savoyarde cuisine in casual relaxed atmosphere
• L'Olympic | French / Savoyarde | A popular restaurant right by the lift station offering good value Fondue and Raclette
• Le Passon | French / International | Close to the lift station this snack bar and restaurant offers a good selection of dishes to fill you up after an active day on the mountain

Bars and Nightlife in Le Tour

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Envie de sensation fortes et d’un grand bol d’air pur ? Chamonix-Le Tour, avec son enneigement exceptionnel et son vaste domaine skiable, garantit aux amateurs de sports d’hiver des vacances tout schuss ! Station d’altitude située au cœur d’un environnement naturel majestueux, Chamonix-Le Tour dispose d’infrastructures sportives et de loisirs variées, qui permettront à chacun de profiter, selon ses goûts, des plaisirs de l’hiver à la montagne. Chamonix-Le Tour offre notamment de nombreuses pistes de ski alpin, de la facile verte à l’impressionnante noire, auxquelles les skieurs de tous niveaux pourront se frotter. Mais le domaine de Chamonix-Le Tour est aussi ouvert aux amateurs de snowboard, de miniskis, de luge ou encore de balades en raquettes… Si la glisse fait partie des valeurs sûres de Chamonix-Le Tour, les activités hors des pistes ne manquent pas non plus. Station sportive, familiale et conviviale, Chamonix-Le Tour propose des animations en tout genre pour les petits comme pour les grands. Patinoire et discothèque figurent bien sûr parmi les incontournables de Chamonix-Le Tour. Et n’oubliez pas, lors d’un séjour à Chamonix-Le Tour, de goûter les savoureuses spécialités locales ! En choisissant Skiset, vous choisissez la qualité au meilleur prix, vous pourrez dévalez les pentes de Chamonix-Le Tour avec les meilleurs équipements possible. A vous les plaisirs de la montagne, dans un cadre exceptionnel. En effet Chamonix-Le Tour vous offre la possibilité de skier en toute sécurité dans un cadre d’une rare beauté. De plus Chamonix-Le Tour vous propose des activités après-ski variés : restaurant proposant une cuisine locale, sorties culturelles et petits déjeuners en alpages, vous passerez des moments inoubliables à Chamonix-Le Tour. N’attendez plus pour louer votre matériel de ski avec Skiset.

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Where to stay in Chamonix before & after your TMB trek

You’ll need to book some accommodation in Chamonix the night before and the night after your Tour du Mont Blanc trek. Whether this is a simple gîte in Les Houches, the starting point of the trek (Les Houches is the largest village at the southern end of the Chamonix Valley) or a nicer hotel in Chamonix town – the choice is yours. Most trekkers prefer to book a more comfortable hotel for when they return from the trek so they can relax and recover in style after slumming it in mountain huts! There are numerous hotels that have a sauna/steam room and some with swimming pools – all of which is a great way to ease your aching limbs post trek. You’ll find a range of recommendations below to suit all budgets.

Many trekkers choose to spend a few days in Chamonix BEFORE their trek so they can take in the sights of this beautiful Alpine town plus there is a stunning day hike which is perfect to get up high and hits all the must see viewpoints that are not on the TMB. You won’t want to do too much AFTER your trek apart from relax – even the most experienced trekker will return from the TMB exhausted. A day hike in Chamonix pre TMB has the added advantage of getting your body acclimatised to the altitude before the off. Some trekkers even decide to start with Stage 10 or 11 completing these as day hikes. These TMB stages traverse the flank of the Chamonix Valley along the ‘Grand Balcon Sud’ and so it’s easy to get to the trail head each day and then return to your Chamonix hotel for the night after each stage which has the added benefit of only having to carry a small day pack each day.

One of the most asked questions I get from readers is which Chamonix hotels do I recommend? I decided to create this page so you can have a browse at which hotels are available and how they compare. Below I discuss the best options for lodging in Chamonix from budget to high end. I have personally visited all of these hotels, seen the rooms and chatted to the owners or staff.

LUGGAGE STORAGE – 90% of hotels offer a free luggage storage facility if you are heading out on the trail with no obligation to stay the night you return from the trek. A small minority charge a fee (Alpina & RockyPop) and some will not allow you to store luggage if you haven’t booked a return reservation (Les Gourmets Chalet Hotel). Hotel Gustavia does not allow you to store luggage!!

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First of all its important to understand the logistics of Chamonix. Les Houches, where the TMB starts from is only a 20 minute bus ride from central Chamonix so it’s not crucial to have to stay in Les Houches the night before your trek starts. Les Houches lies at the southern end of the Chamonix Valley & line 1 takes you there from Chamonix centre. Whilst the villages of Le Tour, Montroc, Tré-le-Champ and Argentière are at the northern end of the valley – bus no 2 runs from Chamonix to Le Tour. Les Praz is a small village just a 30 minute walk down the river on the other side of the centre of Chamonix town. A stay at either of these villages could make sense at the end of your trip as you will re-enter the valley from the other end after crossing back or else it’s a very easy bus ride back to central Chamonix if you are finishing the at the end of Stage 9 or Stage 10. Here is a map that can help you logistically work out where to stay in Chamonix.

DON’T FORGET TO : ask for a carte d’hote on arrival in your hotel. These cards allow guests free bus & train travel in the Chamonix Valley between Vallorcine and Servoz & can give you some discounts on entry to museums & the swimming pool. It’s not necessary to show this pass on the buses as people just hop on and off but on the train you must have it or pay up. It’s useful to keep the card for when you come back into the Chamonix Valley in case you catch the train back from Montroc – bear in mind you’ll have to extend the date marked on it to cover your TMB dates or they will refuse it.

Below you will find hotels segmented into areas & budget or use the menu below to jump straight there.

Accommodation in Chamonix

Refuge du montenvers – my insider tip.

This incredible hotel in Chamonix is a stay like no other. Whilst not on the Tour du Mont Blanc, Refuge du Montenvers is an epic stay in Chamonix. If you have a few days in Chamonix before your trek begins (after your trek you may be too tired!) then I highly recommend a stay here. Located high up at an altitude of 1930m this historic hotel perches high above the Mer de Glace glacier. Guests need to hike up or catch the little red train up to the hotel.

In my opinion it’s the perfect way to start your stay in Chamonix because one of the best day hikes in Chamonix is from Plan d’Aiguille (the mid station of the Aiguille du Midi cable car) to the Refuge du Montenvers hotel & the Mer de Glace glacier so its a great way to combine two of the ‘must see’ sightseeing things to do in Chamonix in just one day AND get a warm up hike at altitude under the your belt before you start the TMB.

Read more about this hike here & what other hikers had to say about this hike here.

This works perfectly if you have 3 nights in Chamonix before your trek although if you have 2 nights before your trek & don’t mind taking all your kit up then it works equally as well although then it would be best as your first night in Chamonix. My insider tip is to book a first night in any of the accommodation below before booking the Hotel Refuge du Montenvers for your second night. That way you can store your luggage in your first hotel & then combine a morning visit up the Aiguille du Midi and on your way back down hike the balcon trail from the cable car mid station (Plan de l’Aiguille) to Montenvers via Le Signal (an epic viewpoint). The Refuge du Montenvers is at the end of the trail. It is absolutely the most unforgettable day hike in Chamonix outside of the Tour du Mont Blanc Chamonix stages (10 & 11 which are on the other side of the valley). The above allows you to tick off THE two most epic sightseeing spots in Chamonix in just one day and topping it off by staying in the incredible Hotel Refuge du Montenvers. You could then return to your original hotel for your 3rd night before setting off early on day 4. You could not stay at this hotel the night before your trek as it would make for a late start.

Don’t be confused by ‘Refuge’ in the hotel name – this hotel is beautiful and is in no way similar to the Tour du Mont Blanc refuges you are about to stay in on the trek! Book early to avoid disappointment as this hotel is sought after. There are two prices when booking online – one with the train and one without. If you don’t book the train, you will need to hike down into the valley which takes around 2-2.5 hours. If you book this hotel AFTER your TMB trek I highly suggest you take the train UP & DOWN for your stay! The train is actually a marvel in itself being a cog wheel train dating back to 1908 and is a highlight of any stay in Chamonix.

• Unique ‘must do’ stay
• Incredible location next to Mer de Glace
• Unforgettable
• Not on TMB so you’d need to book this a few days before you set off on the trail

1. Budget accommodation in Chamonix

Budget accommodation in Chamonix is generally 2 star. Hotels are dated and basic but still clean & often good value for money. I’ve included in this section a few 3 star hotels that feel a little 2 star.

Hotel Richemond (2 star)

A huge, old fashioned hotel with 52 rooms slap bang in the middle of the main street in Chamonix. Hôtel Richemond will give you good value for money & with triple & quad rooms it’s useful for groups of trekkers not fussy on sharing. It’s faded fascade hides a wealth of history. During occupied France in the Second World War the Gestapo took over the hotel & British and American soldiers were imprisoned on the 5th floor. The house attached to the hotel at the front was the first hotel in Chamonix where pioneering British mountaineers stayed before heading into the mountains. There is a plaque indicating that Edward Whymper lived there. This English mountaineer was best known for his first ascent of the Matterhorn in 1865 as well as many first recorded ascents in Chamonix. He is buried in the English section of Chamonix’s graveyard.

Elderly Madame Sarraz – Bournet, whose family have run the hotel since it was built in 1914, still runs the hotel in ship shape fashion. The breakfast room boasts fantastic views of Mont Blanc.

★ TOP TIP: ask for a room with a balcony at the front

• large rooms
• fantastic central location
• bathrooms old
• steeped in history

Les Gourmets Chalet Hotel (3 star)

Les Gourmets Chalet Hotel offers affordable rooms in a very central location. Classic double rooms start at around €140 in peak season. The hotel has been in Eric, the owner’s family for five generations. The rooms (52 in total) & bathrooms are to a good standard and all rooms apart from those on the front have balconies. The common areas and balconies feel a little two star, however if you’re on a budget and want a central location with a swimming pool (above ground), a hammam and sauna, a standard room here ticks those boxes.

★ TOP TIP: ask for a room to the rear for a balcony & river view

• affordable basic (classic) room
• central location next to the river
• hammam & sauna
• most rooms have balconies
• will only store luggage if have reservations before & after TMB
• pool is small & above ground
• common areas feel 2 star

Hôtel La Vallée Blanche (3 star)

Hôtel La Vallée Blanche isn’t fancy but super central (very near the post office) and backs onto the river. This hotel has a very friendly french owner Alex and has an Irish pub attached. More like a 2 star in my opinion but affordable and friendly. I imagine the hotel could be noisy with the pub closing at 2am.

★ TOP TIP: rooms 42 & 43 offer good value family rooms in the eaves, airy with beams sleeping five

• very central, next to the river
• friendly owner
• attached Irish bar closes at 2am
• dated hotel
• more like a 2 star

2. Mid range accommodation in Chamonix

Pointe isabelle (3 star).

Pointe Isabelle is in the hub of Chamonix near to both the train station and the market making it a very convenient location. This popular hotel/restaurant/bar is themed around the famous mountaineer Isabelle Statton so feels historic whilst contemporary. The rooms are on the dark, masculine side with modern en-suites with walk in showers. Incredibly all the rooms have balconies. We love the friendly staff, the fabulous café/bar downstairs and terrace outside.

★ TOP TIP: rooms facing Le Brévent are quieter than those with a Mont Blanc view (as these are next to the road)

• all rooms have balconies
• bar & restaurant
• rooms on Mont Blanc side can be noisy due to being next to the street
• excellent central location

Hotel Clochers (3 star) highly recommended

Hotel Clochers is a fantastic hotel right in the centre of Chamonix that oozes charming French character. Recently upgraded from a 2 star, this friendly family run hotel is a complete delight tucked away in a central location with a front parking area with beautiful trees & window boxes bursting with colour. With only 12 rooms you’ll have to book early to secure a room here. The only potential draw back from TMB trekker is that Hotel Clocher operates a minimum 2 night stay, however you can still use their luggage storage room even if you are not checking back into Hotel Clocher on your return from the TMB. Highly recommended.

★ TOP TIP: ask for one of the rooms on the front with a balcony with an incredible Mont Blanc view!

• beautiful charming old hotel
• very central
• run by a lovely French couple
• 2 night minimum
• great rooms

Hotel de l’Oustalet (3 star)

Hotel de l’Oustalet is a little known gem located just a 5 minute walk from central Chamonix. Close to the Aiguille du Midi cable car station but in a quiet setting the family run Hotel de l’Oustalet boasts a fantastic outdoor swimming pool overlooking Mont Blanc and has a tea rooms open to the public. Highly recommended.

★ TOP TIP: the breakfast is worth the extra charge!

• french family run
• outdoor swimming pool with Mont Blanc views
• 5 mins from Chamonix centre (near Aiguille du Midi)
• very friendly staff

Hotel Gustavia (3 star)

Hotel Gustavia occupies a central position in Chamonix next to the main train station. On a busy street bustling with bars & cafes spilling over into the street, Hotel Gustavia is a good choice for guests wanting to be in throng of Chamonix. Rooms are stylish (to be expected – the hotel is owned by a Swedish company) in a beautiful, lovingly restored building. The bar is excellent & the shaded courtyard perfect for hot sunny afternoons. Unfortunately you cannot store luggage here during your TMB trek.

★ TOP TIP: duvets are done the Swedish way – double beds have two single duvets

★ HOTEL GUSTAVIA DOES NOT HAVE LUGGAGE STORAGE FACILITIES

• stylish rooms
• lots of cafes & bars nearby
• opposite train station
• lovely shaded seating area out front
• friendly staff
• character building

Hotel Le Refuge des Aiglons (3 star)

The Hotel Le Refuge des Aiglons is a large 3 star hotel hotel located opposite the main bus station in Chamonix. Rooms are modern and the bar is impressive. The draw of this hotel is a fantastic outdoor swimming pool overlooking Mont Blanc & the spa facilities. Note: if you choose another hotel accepts non-residents so you can pay to use the spa & swimming pool. They do a great lunch package which includes lunch, use of faces & a 20 minute massage! This hotel is right next to the Chamonix Sud bus station so if handy for catching the bus to Les Houches to start the trek.

★ TOP TIP: as the hotel is on a main road, request a quieter room when booking

• swimming pool facing Mont Blanc
• excellent spa with massage available
• impressive bar
• central location next to main bus stop
• road side rooms can be noisy

Hotel Morgane (3 star)

Hotel Morgane is situated near the Aiguille du Midi in central Chamonix. With a swimming pool & spa as well as an excellent restaurant open to non-residents, the Morgane is a good choice for hikers looking for modern, comfortable rooms. Staff are very friendly. There is a great bakery opposite, an excellent coffee shop (Moodys) who roast their own coffee next door & Technique Extreme, an outdoor specialist store 100m away so you can easily pick up any trip essentials such as camping gas or hiking poles in a jiffy.

★ TOP TIP: request room 501 which boasts a huge terrace, much larger than any other room!

• swimming pool & spa
• fantastic restaurant
• some noise from delivery trucks early morning

Hotel Alpina (3 star)

The Hotel Alpina is bang in the centre of Chamonix and has a young, trendy vibe. The top floor boasts a panoramic restaurant and bar which is open to non-residents. Rooms in my opinion are average but do all have a Nespresso machine. There is an on-site spa but no swimming pool. Staff seem welcoming but overall I felt underwhelmed. I haven’t stayed here though – only visited the rooms so I’d love to hear feedback! This hotel is right next to the Place du Mont Blanc bus stop where the no 1 bus leaves for Les Houches to start your trek.

★ TOP TIP: the pizzeria next door on the river is excellent!

• panoramic bar
• restaurant & café
• central position
• €5 left luggage fee
• on-site spa

Fauciny (3 star)

Hotel Fauciny has a very central position located near the Tourist Office. It’s the reception hub for another 3 hotels (Chalet Whymper, Hotel Chamonix & Genepy) all located only minutes away. It’s a renovated Hôtel de Charme but in my opinion sadly lost much of it in the renovation and note there’s no lift so look out if you’ve a room on the third floor after returning from the TMB! I’ve heard good reports from TMB hikers though. Note: some rooms under the eaves have very low ceilings so check at your time of booking. If you are tall you may want to request a different room.

★ TOP TIP: If you’re booking a standard room request no 111 – it’s the only standard room with a balcony!

• sauna & jacuzzi
• behind supermarket so rear rooms noisy due to early morning deliveries
• no lift or stairs handrail

Le Génèpy (3 star)

Le Génepy has recently been refurbished into 12 self contained apartments, all with a balcony or terrace. Reception is located over at Hotel Fauciny just a few minutes walk away. Slap bang in the middle of Chamonix these apartments are perfect for hikers seeking to be independent and in the throng of it. The excellent Le Génepy café next door does good breakfasts.

★ TOP TIP: Super U supermarket is 1 minute away so perfect for self caterers

• central apartments
• all have balconies or terrace
• Le Génepy café next door
• weekday early morning deliveries outside might disturb you

Chalet Whymper (4 star)

Chalet Whymper occupies a central location in Chamonix. This chalet style accommodation has very few rooms available so is perfect for this looking for more privacy. With an on-site sauna, a fabulous terrace & a large communal area to relax Chalet Whymper offers a home away from home experience. Reception is at the Hotel Fauciny, a mere 20 metres away.

★ TOP TIP: guests can pay to use the spa facilities at Hotel Fauciny opposite (where the reception is)

• central location
• chalet accommodation
• great terrace
• smaller no of guests so more private
• can get noisy in the mornings with supermarket deliveries

3. High end accommodation in Chamonix

Hotel mont blanc (5 star).

Hôtel Mont Blanc is a lavish hotel next to the Tourist Office in central Chamonix. A former palace dating back from 1849 this hotel is now firmly in the 21st century with a lovely outdoor pool with stunning views of Mont Blanc, beautiful suites & a Clarins spa. The service is impeccable. For a touch of elegant luxury book here. Highly recommended.

★ TOP TIP: the library has some interesting local historic reads

• former palace dating from 1849
• central location next to Tourist Office
• Clarins spa

Hotel Heliopic (4 star)

Hôtel L’Heliopic is a contemporary 4 star hotel located in central Chamonix immediately behind the Aiguille du Midi. The facilities here are second to none & boast an amazing pool, spa & incredibly an ‘ice cave’ as well as large stylish rooms. On-site is a fantastic restaurant and I love the relaxed feel to lobby & bar/lounge with library, chess, regular live jazz, a co-working space as well as free coffee, water & a microwave in the foyer. If you’re not looking for a charm hotel and want a bit of luxury try the Heliopic – often good deals to be found. One of my favourites.

★ TOP TIP: make sure you try the ‘ice cave’ in the spa

• next to a busy road so noise could be an issue for rooms on the far side
• excellent restaurant
• attentive staff

Grand Hôtel des Alpes (5 star)

This beautiful 5 star hotel lies on the main pedestrian street in the heart of Chamonix centre. Built in 1840 Grand Hôtel des Alpes is steeped in history boasting wood panelled ceilings & luxurious furnishings. With exceptional service, on-site spa with indoor swimming pool & breakfast terrace overlooking Mont Blanc this hotel is incredible. If it’s good enough for Robert Redford, it’s good enough for me! The downside is there’s no on-site restaurant but as the hotel is as central as it gets, it is surrounded by restaurants. I’d stay here if I could afford it!

★ TOP TIP : rooms facing Le Brévent have no balcony, rooms overlooking Mont Blanc all do have balconies

• understated elegance
• fantastic location
• on-site spa & pool
• no restaurant
• wonderful breakfast terrace
• beautiful salon & bar

Hotels in Les Praz

There are three main hotels in Les Praz, the village on the other side of Chamonix. This is where the La Flégère cable car is situated so you would arrive here if you took the cable car down after stage 10 of the tour (after Lac Blanc). It’s a 10 minute bus ride into town (take either the No 1 or No 2) or you can meander down the lovely river path & be in central Chamonix in just under 30 minutes.

All three main hotels – The Eden, Hotel Lanchers & Hotel le Castel (which I didn’t get to visit) are in central Les Praz so very close to the bus stop, train station & cable car. If you don’t mind walking a bit further & are looking for a Hôtel du Charme consider staying at the wonderfully authentic Hôtel La Prarie in Les Bois, a further 15 minute walk.

Hôtel La Prarie (1 star)

Hôtel La Prarie is a delightful oasis of calm just a 15 minute walk from Les Praz. Be transported into the past with a stay at probably the most authentic hotel in the valley. Don’t be put off by their 1 star rating – it’s a shame that hotels aren’t rated on charm rather than facilities! You won’t find a TV in your room or a pool in the garden. What you will find is a beautiful historic hotel (built between 1900-1905), a wonderful lawn with tea gardens, simple affordable rooms. The hotel has been in Mme Lochet’s family since it was built. She’s a lovely lady who has standards – she wouldn’t let me cross the threshold to take the room photo as she didn’t want the room dirtied for guests. Probably the cheapest rates in the valley. Not bookable on www.booking.com – you will need to contact them direct. Don’t be put off by the French only website – persevere it will be worth it!

★ TOP TIP : rooms 17 & 18 on the second floor are perfect for budget trekkers – €60 for 1-2 people (toilet on the landing)

• authentic charming hotel
• step back in time
• 15 minute walk from Les Praz
• need to contact direct to book

Hôtel Eden (3 star)

A beautiful building near to the train station in Les Praz, quiet Hôtel Eden has lovely communal areas – a bar, a lounge, breakfast area & outside terrace. Rooms are standard. They also have apartments to rent which are good value. Guests rate the breakfast as being excellent.

★ TOP TIP : ask for one of the three rooms with a balcony at the front

• stylish communal ares
• near to Les Praz train station
• apartments also to rent
• good breakfast

Hotel Lanchers (3 star)

Hotel Lanchers is centrally situated on the main road in the heart of Les Praz. This affordable 3 star hotel has friendly staff and reasonable rooms at reasonable prices. The hotel has a sports bar and restaurant and is only a minutes walk from Le Petit Social, a great little bar, the tabac and the local shop/bakery. La Flégère cable car is only 2 minutes away.

★ TOP TIP : visit the popular Le Petit Social bar opposite for a morning coffee or afternoon pint!

• situated in the heart of the village
• 2 minutes from La Flégère cable car
• affordable reasonable rooms
• on the main road so may have noise

Hotels in Argentière

Hotel dahu (2 star).

Le Dahu in the village of Argentière is a pleasant surprise. Tucked away behind the Dahu restaurant (not the same owners) on the main road in Argentière this 2 star hotel has lovely rooms of a much higher standard. All but two rooms have balconies facing the Argentière glacier. For those trekking in groups on a budget there are two family rooms with five beds at €136 per night. A standard double costs €93 whilst a bigger comfort room is €104. No 8 is a steal at €74 – a double WITH balcony – the toilet is in the corridor immediately opposite but private so not used by any other guests. Françoise, the owner, is a lovely lady. Recommended.

★ TOP TIP : solo trekkers should ask for room No 5 – it’s a small double bed with a balcony!

• central village location
• 90% of rooms with balconies
• common areas basic

Hotel Grand Montets (4 star)

Hotel Grand Montets , located just next to the Grand Montets cable car in Argentière, has plenty of alpine charm. With a swimming pool and spa, as well as a fantastic garden and terrace facing Mont Blanc, it’s easy to relax here after your TMB trek. The car park is in need of re-surfacing which does make the front of the hotel look tired but the hotel and gardens are lovely.

★ TOP TIP : guests can use the on-site laundry to wash their filthy trek clothes (€16 wash & dry)

• quiet with great views of Mont Blanc
• onsite laundry self service wash & dry €16
• 5-10 walk from village centre
• excellent internet

Hotels in Les Houches

If you want to stay slap bang in Les Houches which is the official starting point of the trek (you can walk through an arch outside the Tourist Office there is you are so inclined) so you can roll out of bed & straight onto the trail then you might want to consider staying directly in Les Houches rather than getting a 10-15 minute bus ride in the morning. There isn’t a great deal of choice of hotels in Les Houches. These are the two I would recommend.

Hotel Le St Antoine (3 star)

Hotel St Antoine is a lovely 3 star hotel run by husband and wife Corinne & Pierre. The hotel has 19 rooms in total with some triple and quad rooms. The rooms are simple & quite basic reflecting more of a 2 star quality but the ensuite have recently been refurbished & are excellent. The basement boasts a large jacuzzi with sauna & hammam – perfect for those exhausted limbs post TMB! The pizzeria restaurant is spacious & offers takeaways. Conveniently there is a bus stop right outside the hotel if you want to catch the bus a couple of stops down to the Bellevue cable car to start your trek.

★ TOP TIP : this hotel is very popular & gets booked by many TMB tour operators. Our advice is to book before November when the tour operators tend to snap all the beds in advance.

• bus stop outside
• often gets booked by TMB tour operators
• restaurant on-site
• close to TMB start point

Hotel RockyPop (3 star)

The Hotel RockyPop is a large, fun hotel on the main road in Les Houches. Think space invaders, pac man, cocktails and pizzas. 148 rooms half doubles or half with mezzanines sleep 4. They also have two penthouses that can sleep 12. The restaurant themed around an American diner offers good pizza and burgers. Popular with families. The hotel also has an on-site spa. Luggage can be left at €5 per bag.

★ TOP TIP : great choice for families hiking the TMB

• fun relaxed hotel
• bar & restaurant on-site
• spa on-site
• €5 one off fee to store luggage

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On the lower section of the route, the two men chose to climb without a rope, in a snowy passage where it was difficult to find cracks to fit protection. As the climb progressed, one of the climbers suddenly lost his protection and fell. He was not able to stop his fall. The fall was fatal.  The other climber alerted the Chamonix High Mountain Gendarmerie Platoon (PGHM). A  Dragon 74 helicopter of the Securite Civile, was despatch from Les Bois, arriving on location within 5 minutes.

The body of the fallen mountaineer was found several hundred meters below

The Securite Civile team located the body of the deceased climber several hundred meters below the other climber, who was alive, but in a state of shock and in need of assistance.

He was hoisted aboard the Dragon 74 and transported  to the base in Les Bois.  

The Securite Civil rescue unit published a notice to all alpinists to take particular care at this time, because of the freeze thaw activity between night and day, which dramatically increases the risk of rockfall and the failure of secured protection that might detach from the rock face, particularly nuts and pitons.  The Securite Civile asks all mountaineers to carefully consider their objectives, even if it means lowering their ambitions.

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