Leaving Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, the road passes through wooded slopes towards Le Fayet before joining the A40 motorway at Sallanches. The route then follows the Arve Valley northwest through Cluses and Bonneville towards Geneva, ending with drop-off at your address in the city.

Saturday outbound traffic can build near Sallanches and Cluses. The A40 and city approach can carry significant traffic during peak winter weekends.

Saint-Gervais spreads across several distinct parts at different altitudes — confirm exactly which one you're staying in when you book. The main town sits at 850 m with the thermal baths and Belle Époque centre. Le Fayet is lower in the valley, home to the railway station. Le Bettex sits at 1400 m above the town with direct access to the ski area. Saint-Nicolas de Véroce is higher still on the south-facing slopes. Each has its own access road and its own approach. If you're arriving by train at Le Fayet, mention it at booking — we pick up from the station too.

Your driver drops you off at the door. Give the exact address at booking — hotel entrance, apartment building, or wherever you need to be — and that's where your private transfer to Geneva delivers you, no detours. Central Geneva and the old town have some traffic restrictions and pedestrian-only streets, particularly around the Vieille Ville and along the lake. If your destination is in one of these areas, your driver will pull up as close as legally possible and help you with luggage from there. We'll flag this in advance if it applies to your address.