Find hotels near Aiguille du Midi, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc from ￥12,748

"Great place to stay with your family. Stayed there second time, and it’s great experience each time "

"Nice budget hotel with an excellent breakfast "

"Great location - close to town, restaurants and the bus. Decor is eclectic but cool, with lots of indoor games for snowy days, and the bon bons in the lobby saved me while standing in line for different attractions! The bed was comfortable, and the view from our balcony was spectacular. Our only issue was that the bathroom was really small. I highly recommend the buffet breakfast - it’s the best deal in town and what a view!"

"Although our stay was short we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and used most of the amenities. The spa was wonderful and staff helpful and friendly. "

"Chambre petite mais vue incroyable sur le mont blanc ! Hotel vraiment festive "

"The staff is very professional. "

"Excellent stay. The room view was superb and with good amenities, the breakfast was great, and the staff was lovely. The spa was a nice touch after skiing sessions and required bookings in advance which was not a problem if done in advance. Jorge of reception staff was amazing with great recommendations for day trips and advice. My only point for improvement is the quality of the toilet paper which is subpar for this stay's pricepoint. Otherwise, everything was excellent."

"The staff was very nice and accommodating! All very friendly. They also make the best espresso martinis !"

"Check-in was fine, especially given that we made a last-minute booking so we could go to QC Terme the next day. However, at around 9:30 p.m., my partner sustained a bleeding cut to the arm from the shower gel bottle holder in the shower, which is a confined space. We called the hotel's emergency number and asked for a plaster, as the reception was open until around 7pm only. The manager stated the hotel had "zero responsibility" to assist or provide a plaster. She said we could either go to the hospital or call an ambulance (which seems disproportionate), but we should not suggest that the injury was associated with the hotel. She also told my partner that we were “accusing the hotel” and "interrupting her evening", asked whether we were "trying to obtain reimbursement", and said my partner should "take responsibility for their own carelessness" and "stop acting like a child". We were concerned by the response. Most concerningly, she said words to the effect that we could be "blacklisted" and unable to stay at other hotels in the region if we pursue this complaint. The mezzanine staircase had no guardrail and we found it challenging at night, and the bathroom cups were rusted inside and out. We had stayed at another hotel in Chamonix for a week previously without any issue, so it's inappropriate to suggest that guests would fabric issues for monetary gains. The manager eventually agreed to provide a plaster at the reception in the morning, which we never received. "