Hotel Pointe Isabelle
Hotel Pointe Isabelle, Chamonix, France
Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Parking
- Water Park
- Television
- Balcony
- Ski Room
- Boot Room
- Dining Room
- Elevator
- Terrace
- Telephone
- Airport: 144km
- Resort: 5 m
- Town
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Transfer time
About Hotel Pointe Isabelle
Hotel Pointe Isabelle is named after a British lady, Isabella Straton, who explored the Alps in the Victorian era with her husband who was a local guide. Her grandchildren opened the hotel, and its name still survives. Located in the heart of Chamonix, Hotel Pointe Isabelle displays wallpaper and carpet in Isabella’s honour and has been renovated in a modern style.
Conveniently located in the centre of the resort, the ski bus stop is 3-minutes’ walk from the hotel and the train station is only 120 metres away. The beginners ski area of Savoy is approximately 5-minutes’ walk with a drag lift to take you up to the Brevent gondola. There is a ski bus that links the five main ski areas.
The sun catching terrace is a place to relax and enjoy the fantastic mountain views. Hotel Pointe Isabelle has a bar/bistro where dinner is served including British and Scandinavian cuisine. Massages are available on the rooftop (pay locally).
Ski Accommodation
Hotel Pointe Isabelle has 45 rooms sleeping 90 guests. The twin or double rooms have wet room, TV, telephone and a balcony with views of the mountain. Tea and coffee making facilities are available on request. The Suite Isabelle is available on request. This suite has a living room with sofas, flat screen TV, sauna and a balcony with views of Mont Blanc and Chamonix town. It also has 2 double or twin bedrooms with the option of connecting a 3rd twin or double bedroom sleeping 4-6 guests.
Meals
A buffet breakfast is offered to guests each morning ready for a days skiing. Dinner is a 3-course evening meal with a choice of dishes.
Location
About Chamonix, France More information
Chamonix - now there's a name to conjure with for both mountaineers and skiers alike. And indeed, it's a place with a whole lot of magic, ever since it hosted the first Winter Olympics way back in 1924. At 1035m, in a steep-sided valley beneath the spectacular peak of Mont Blanc, it combines fabulous skiing and dramatic scenery with the added bonus...
- Good for Off Piste
- Good for Families
- Good for Non-skiers
- Groups
- Lively Après Ski
- High Altitude
