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Our top choices for Saint-Maurice lodges

1. Hôtellerie franciscaine

Saint-Maurice

michael

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22 Aug - 23 Aug

2. Whitepod

Monthey

Ankur

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23 Aug - 24 Aug

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Top Saint-Maurice Hotel Reviews

La Folie Douce Hôtel Chamonix

8/10 Good

"Les plus: L'emplacement, les commodités, le personnel serviable, le petit-déjeuner excellent. Les moins: Chambre très petite et non climatisée et aucun ventilateur."

The Freddie Mercury Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"This is a quirky hotel which has very interesting Freddie Mercury memorabilia on display. The location is perfect if travelling by train as it’s at the end of the station platform! We walked down to the lake, which is stunning and also into the quaint old town. Our room was modern, spacious and very clean and comfortable. The staff at the hotel went above and beyond to help us. We really enjoyed our stay here. Thank you"

L’Arveyron Open House

8/10 Good

"A really sweet little ski chalet on the edge of Chamonix. We stayed two nights in July, taking a family room for two adults and two teenagers. The hotel was charming but a little basic: the rooms were quite small and the beds were OK but not great. it was perfectly fine for a two day stop-over but I'm glad we weren't there for a long holiday - it was good to get to a more comfortable bed at our next stop. It's also worth noting there's no air conditioning. In the winter in the mountains, this wouldn't be a problem, but it was 30 degrees when we were there and it was pretty hot in the room at night. The only real downsie is the location. It's on the edge of the twon, which made it very peaceful, but it was too far to walk to the centre of Chamonix and parking in the town centre is tricky. We loved Chamonix and definitely want to visit again, but next time we will stay nearer the town centre"