



Valmorel's centre is pedestrianised — your driver can reach the accommodation directly, but drop-off for properties within the pedestrian zone is at the edge. Confirm the full address when you book and we'll sort the logistics from there. Some chalets sit in the surrounding hamlets of Doucy, Nâves or Celliers — if yours is in one of these, mention it at booking as it's a different approach entirely.
Chamonix sits at 1035 m in a long valley running northeast to southwest, with the Mont Blanc massif on one side and the Aiguilles Rouges on the other. The valley has several distinct sections — Les Houches at the western entrance, then Chamonix centre, Les Praz, Les Tines, Argentière, and Vallorcine toward the Swiss border. Confirm your exact address and section of the valley when you book. The town centre has some restricted zones around the pedestrian areas.