Hotel Gustavia, Chamonix

Hotel Gustavia

Charming hotel with a great atmosphere and fantastic views of Aiguille du Midi. Lively hotel in a traditional building with simple but elegant rooms!

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Hotel
Half Board
500m to slopes
In Resort Centre
Cosy bar & lounge
Elegant restaurant
24 hour reception
Popular Chambre Neuf bar

Overview

Located in the heart of Chamonix, this informal, friendly hotel is perfect for enjoying the bustling resort. Its central position opposite the train station and bus stop provide easy access to the ski lifts along the valley and the extensive skiing on offer. The food served is excellent, in a French style with a Scandinavian twist. One of Chamonix’s most popular après-ski bars, Chambre Neuf, is on the ground floor, providing lively entertainment.

Description

Location

The hotel is situated in the centre of town, which is a flat area on the floor of the Chamonix valley. Ideally placed in the centre of Chamonix with a ski bus stop outside the hotel and the train station is opposite for easy access to Flégère, Argentière and Vallorcine.

Rooms

All rooms have a satellite TV, Wi-Fi , telephone and hairdryer. Availability fr a cot.

Twin room (14-18m2)- sleeps 1-2- twin, private shower and WC.
Superior twin room (14-19m2)- sleeps 1-2- twin beds, private shower and WC.
Large superior twin room (20-29m2)- sleeps 1-3- twin beds, extra single bed, private shower and WC.

Facilities

Atmospheric lounge bar, Chambre Neuf (open late)
Elegant restaurant with a lounge area
Lift
Restaurant and bar

Meals

Breakfast service:Hot and cold buffet
Dinner service: Excellent set 3 course evening meal. Vegetarian and gluten free meals can be catered for and items on the menu can be adjusted to suit dietary needs. Please request a the time of booking.

Attributes

All Ensuite

Terrace Balcony

Facilities

Child Friendly

About Chamonix

Chamonix sits at the foot of Mont Blanc and is one of France’s oldest and most prestigious ski resorts, having hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924. While its 150km ski area is relatively small, it offers some of the most challenging terrain in the Alps, making it a top choice for experienced skiers. Highlights include the legendary 20km Vallée Blanche off-piste route and excellent intermediate skiing across areas such as Le Tour, Les Houches and Brévent-Flégère.

The town itself is cosmopolitan and historic, with pedestrian streets lined with Savoyard buildings, Art Deco architecture and specialist ski shops. Après-ski is lively, with plenty of live music venues and cocktail bars.

Chamonix is also a hub for mountain adventures beyond skiing, from ice caves and spas to the iconic Aiguille du Midi. At 3,842m, its viewing platform offers breathtaking views, while the “Step into the Void” glass box provides a thrilling experience suspended above the mountains.

Resort Attributes

Alpine Charm

Choice of Restaurants

Extensive Shopping

Good For Non-Skiers

Good For Snowboarding

Great Off-Piste

High Altitude

Large Ski Area

Lively Night Life

Lively and Young

Reliable Snow