- Very clean rooms & hotel - rooms comfortable, perfect temperature (if you like to sleep cold, you can turn down the heater and the room actually cools down ), balcony, view - quiet and peaceful, scenic - ski storage area - super kind staff, excellent English, friendly and very attentive and genuine - accesible : Near flagere ski lift and the shuttle bus stops

- no restaurant - there is a breakfast which is ok but no dinner or other meal option, I didn’t think this was super clear from the listing. However there are 1-2 other restaurant options to dine out around the area, make reservations in advance though. - the value for money wasn’t the best, it’s rather expensive for what you get, it charges the same daily rate as some of the other hotels in the area that have restaurants and more atmospheric decor (cabin/chalet vibes), might be more worth the money when their golf courses are open in the spring/summer

The view from the balcony; we could see the golf courses and part of Montblanc; many shelves and places to deposit our stuff, very practical and made the room look cozy and tidy; access to spa, also because there was nobody there, so we enjoyed even more the sauna and jacuzzi

We had to change rooms because the first one had a strong smell of mold; we thought it was the wood smell at first, so we arranged all our stuff in the room, but during the night we could not sleep because of the smell, so we asked to change rooms and it was very fast from their side and changed rooms in a couple of hours. The first room had a great view of Montblanc (we asked and pay for a room with a view of Montblanc), but the second one had a tree in front of the mountain, so it was partially seen, but the golf courses made up for that, let s say..

I had a lovely superior room with a balcony and mind-blowing view. Very comfy bed and pillows. They do very nice breakfast and yummy croissants. There always been plenty of them left after breakfast, so they put it down at hall for guests to pickup. The staff is always friendly and helpful, giving good advices of where to eat and visit.

I've chosen this hotel for SPA but it was the only disappointing bit. The jacuzzi and saunas are on different levels. There is always a slippery floor full of water coming out of jacuzzi and then stip stairs down to saunas. In the steam room is very bad smell on damb. It is small and not pleasant to sit in.

Friendly staff, new and modern gathering areas lobby and such. Our room was a double , looked like it was half renovated. Beautiful views.

Light switch in the room was falling off the wall. The elevator button labels had tape pealing off . Our Bathroom looked half renovated. The sink was brand new and the shower fixtures were literally plastic and looked 30 years old. The shower head barely worked , covered in calc and grime needs to be cleaned badly. I used the hand held sprayer instead of the shower head on the wall it was too gross to be clean water. Just didn’t scream 3 ⭐️ to me. The whole place was a weird combo of what warranted renovation and what was completely ignored. The rest of the room was clean. Room 34

The hotel had plenty of secure parking for our groups motorcycles. The staff were welcoming and friendly. The staff were polite and helpful. The room was well equipped and clean. There was no dining at the hotel, but The Castel restaurant is a short walk and offered excellent food and beer.

The weather turned wet with snow incoming (our touring group were on motorcycles). The hotel did not advise us that the Mont Blanc tunnel was closed from 2nd September until 17 December 2024. We had to plan a 170 mile diversion to Italy in addition to the 350 mile journey. Resulting in a 14 hour day!

My wife and I were traveling by foot trekking the TMB. After staying in all forms of accommodations on our trip, I decided to book with you and give my wife (and myself), a needed place to enjoy a hot bath, beautiful view of your golf course and mountains. It was great to relax on the patio with a book and take it all the views. Your location was within the center of town and easy to enjoy the town. Staff was very friendly, helpful and respectful in every way.

As business professionals traveling, having USB outlets on power outlets would be extremely helpful for all the technology we bring with us.

The place is situated on a golf course and is just amazing. Very quiet and clean. The staff was really nice helping us with booking more nights at the hotel and giving us a room with a view of Mont Blanc. After many days of hiking, the best thing you could do is use the 2 saunas and the jacuzzi that the hotel has to over.

The place is located 20 minutes by bus from the center of Chamonix, which is a minus.

Very good location (next to the lift), comfortable beds, nice (but small) spa area, good breakfast, nice boutique hotel atmosphere.

Despite the fact that we were off-season (and on a Monday), we couldn't get into the room until exactly 3 p.m. when the official check-in was. Apparently, this was only possible for an additional fee. There was also no question of a room upgrade despite the availability of superior rooms.

After an intense day of snowboarding I fully enjoyed the sauna in the hotel! I spent about 2 hours in the area and it was fantastic! Also, the staff let me use the shower after checking out which really helped on my last day. Also, the breakfast is really worth the price! Really nice!

Very small nitpick. I wish the scrambled eggs were hotter at breakfast haha

My experience at Hotel Le Labrador in Chamonix was truly memorable and left me thoroughly impressed. The hotel's location is undoubtedly one of its standout features. Nestled facing the majestic mountains, it is situated within the midst of a meticulously maintained mountain golf course, offering a picturesque setting that perfectly captures the essence of the Alps. Upon entering the hotel, the theme of a cozy forest chalet becomes immediately evident. The abundant use of wood throughout the decor evokes a warm and inviting ambiance, immersing you in the alpine atmosphere right from the start. The attention to detail is evident, and this thematic consistency carries through to every corner of the property. The room I stayed in was a delightful surprise. It was incredibly spacious, impeccably clean, and tastefully adorned with charming elements that gave it a distinct personality. The fusion of rustic charm with modern comforts provided a welcoming retreat after a day of exploring the breathtaking Chamonix landscape. The communal area was equally captivating. The vast open space created an ideal environment for socializing and relaxation. The historical fireplace added a touch of nostalgia, making it a perfect spot to unwind with fellow travelers or a good book. However, the crowning jewels of my stay were undoubtedly the complimentary hot tub and saunas. The experience of soaking in the hot tub while being surrounded by the stunning mountain vistas was truly magical. The wet and dry saunas, with their wide windows offering panoramic views of the mountains, provided a unique and rejuvenating retreat. A special mention must be made for receptionist Ina, whose hospitality truly stood out. She went above and beyond to ensure our stay was comfortable and enjoyable. Her recommendations for activities on a rainy day were invaluable and showcased the staff's commitment to guest satisfaction.

While the hotel certainly exceeded my expectations, there were a few minor setbacks. The parking spaces were a bit tight, and due to the hotel's popularity, it was sometimes a challenge to find a spot. Additionally, it's worth noting that the hotel is located in Le Praz, a short drive away from the center of Chamonix itself. However, this slight inconvenience is easily outweighed by the exceptional experience the hotel offers.