Hotel Les Lanchers

Really friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff. Bus stop right outside the hotel for easy access to Chamonix Centre. 5 minute walk from the gondola. Good breakfast, limited evening food menu but the food, beef and chicken burgers and pizzas, were all very nice. After getting back ache on the first night, the manager went out of his way to acquire a firm mattress for me which was MUCH better; thank you!!! Thoroughly recommended and we wouldn't hesitate to visit again.

Decent room with view of mountains. Restaurant was closed as in "interseason". Didnt bother with breakfast as cheaper options in bar opposite. Limited reception hours but they mailed me beforehand with code to get in back door. Free parking next door. Not in centre of Chamonix but was fine for a one night stop over and there apoeared ro be a regular bus service into town

Great location, the area is very quiet and close to the main town.

A great substitute to staying in the mania of DT Chamonix - with direct bus and train service to DT

We booked at the very last minute, just a few hours before we checked in on the day of our stay via **********. Reasonable price. We checked in on Fri 06Jan2023 and stayed through Sunday 08Jan2023 in room #12. Room #12 is a handicapped room so there was lots of space. On Sunday 08Jan2023 at check out we decided to stay one more night here but needed to switch rooms, our second room was #19, which had a great view. At check in Andrea was extremely helpful, without being asked she told us the bus schedule and marked everything on a map for us. She was very patient with us and answered all of our questions. We also ate at the restaurant at the hotel which was some of the best food we had during our time in Chamonix. The bartender/server Florin was phenomenal - genuinely kind, helpful and overall a wonderful human. He made our experience so good that we stayed the extra night at the hotel. Florin and Andrea made us feel at home, and were so kind. They gave us great advice on what to do in the area. The food at the hotel was amazing, during our stay we tried and LOVED everything. - Steamed mussels, Mussels tomatoes, lemon juice, chili white wine , parsley - Baked local Cheeses, From age des Clarines backed with white wine, served with boiled potatoes, local cured ham, salami, tomatoes and salad/ - Tartiflettes, Potatoes, lardons, onions, reblochon cheese, and cream. Served with a salad. ** Tartiflettes is a dish that originates from this area, so it was nice to try something traditional. It was my favorite from our trip. - Pasta carbonara - Pizza, Piccante, Sausage tomatoes, mozzarella, mix des polvrons, chorizo, hailer de Basslilic This hotel is located outside the downtown area, its easily accessible via a walking path or short bus ride. It has great views and access to outdoor activities. Also less than 5 minute walk to ski/ snowboard lift. Rooms were clean, good storage, comfortable beds, all the usual hotel stuff. But what really sets this place apart is the staff. We are so thankful that we stumbled upon this little gem

I’ve stayed here twice now for work. The hotel does need a makeover but the beds are comfy, the bathrooms are fine if small and the staff are all lovely. It’s a three star hotel: no coffee in room, no fridge or mini bar in the room and no safe either. The breakfast is all you could want apart from an old fashioned coffee pot system - no proper made to order quality cappa or flat Americano. Just filter coffee 😞 The views are stunning from the front of the hotel, and the balconies are a good size but the downside is road noise and noise from the bar ( Le Petit Social ) across the road. My only real problem is no air-con…the rooms are so small that you wake up suffocating in the middle of the night. If hotels like Première Class can offer a/c and tea/coffee in room at a much lower price point so can this place. Having said all that it’s a nice place to stay, it’s a good location, it’s away from the madness of Chamonix proper and I will be back.

Great location and friendly staff. Room (no.14) was pleasant and had a nice balcony, although no patio furniture on it so couldn’t sit out there. We were half board for a couple of days and the food was good. Breakfast was plentiful and fresh. My main issue was the bed was really hard, like concrete, which isn’t ideal after a day on the slopes. Bathroom was fine with a nice shower (over a bath). Slightly dated, but clean and functional.

I like this hotel, it’s 3 star. The staff are all nice, the food was good and reasonably priced. It’s a good breakfast - apart from no proper coffee machine at breakfast. Old fashioned hot jugged filters coffee ? Really ? Still ? The location is quiet and the immediate area is lovely. Only gripe: I was travelling alone so was in a single room. The smallest room in the history of small rooms. If I’d had a dead cast with me I couldn’t have swung it around my head. Ive never had a hotel bedroom where there’s so little room that the bathroom door has been removed - permanently. Even Premiere Class bathrooms have a door.

This hotel was great. Room was big and spacious. Parking was very easy. Plenty of things to see around the hotel and within walking distance. The only problem about hotel is front desk closes at 4. You need to reach out to hotel ahead of time if you arrive after 4. They give you a code to open the door and leave your room key in an envelope by the front desk.