Hotels near Le Châtelard-Frontiere Station

"Really nice room and the facilities including the bar and restaurant are great. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay there and will visit again."

"Simple historic and traditional wooden chalet type building in a spectacular setting. Exquisitely peaceful spa and outstanding team at reception. Views overlooking Mont Blanc….magical. Great to be above and nestled on the mountains above the noise and shopping at Chamonix. "

"We stayed 19-26 Feb 2926. First of all the accommodations communication is fabulous. I would say the ski in ski out is misleading. It’s probably an 8 minute walk in ski boots and carrying skis and poles to the telecabin. When you then exit the slope at the end of the day you also have this walk back but around the train station so adding on a few more minutes - we did learn it is far easier to get the telecabin down (but no way near as fun). The walk does take you past a drink stop though so it made it bareable. We had a double bedroom in our accommodation with a sofa bed in the lounge, one sleeps on the sofa part and the other on a trundle pull out. Everyone slept very well.- The apartments are well equipped with everything you need. We did not have an oven which proved problematic on the first day after running to the supermarket at the airport and grabbing a pizza for dinner. Thankfully on day 2 we got talking to a couple who had an air bnb so they cooked it for us! We were worried about our stay here after reading some quite negative reviews but never needed to worry. The pool is cold….despite saying it’s heated but it did not bother the children in the slightest and they loved going to the pool everyday after a day on the slopes and unwinding. We also enjoyed decanting some wine into paper cups and watching them play from the loungers. The sauna works. The bakery is lovely….we had the muffins, croissants and enjoyed the pasta & curry dishes. I would recommend. "

"Room was great, the shower is fantastic! Quiet, comfortable, with the smell of fresh croisants drifting up the stairs every morning."