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Le Hameau Albert 1er - luxury ski hotel in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France, France near Chamonix Mont-Blanc Ski Resort
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France

Le Hameau Albert 1er

Near Chamonix Mont-Blanc Ski Resort37 rooms500 meters to lifts
TripAdvisor 4.62 Michelin Keys
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Le Hameau Albert 1er blends alpine elegance with historic charm in the heart of Chamonix-Mont-Blanc. This family-run hotel features refined rooms and chalets, a Michelin-starred restaurant, a gourmet bistro, and a serene spa with indoor and outdoor pools. Guests enjoy breathtaking Mont Blanc views, personalized service, and easy access to mountain adventures year-round.

Quick Facts

Rooms37
Distance to Lifts500 meters
Distance to Airport99 km
Michelin Rating2 Keys
WebsiteVisit Site

Amenities

Michelin-starred restaurant
Traditional restaurant
Lounge bar
Indoor and outdoor swimming pool
Spa with hammam and sauna
Personalized treatments and massages
Fitness center
Free Wi-Fi
Family suites and independent chalets
Art exhibitions
Library
Board games
Garden
Free public transport card for Chamonix Valley
Bicycle rental
Dining

Dining Experience

• Restaurant Albert 1er – Two Michelin-starred fine dining led by Chef Damien Leveau, showcasing refined French cuisine with Alpine influences, seasonal local produce, and an acclaimed wine cellar.
• La Maison Carrier – Cozy, rustic restaurant specializing in traditional Savoyard dishes, offering authentic regional comfort food ideal for après ski relaxation.

• QuartzBar – Stylish lounge featuring creative cocktails and a relaxed ambiance, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes or enjoying afternoon tea by the fireplace.

• Proximity to Chamonix Après Ski – Easy access to local favorites like Chambre Neuf, known for its lively après ski scene and live music, and Elevation 1904, popular for craft beers and mountain views, enhancing the overall culinary and social experience.

Après Ski

Le Hameau Albert 1er offers an exceptional culinary experience anchored by its two Michelin-starred restaurant, Albert 1er, where Chef Damien Leveau crafts refined French cuisine with Alpine influences, featuring seasonal local produce and an extensive wine cellar. The hotel’s more casual La Maison Carrier serves traditional Savoyard specialties in a cozy, rustic setting, perfect for après ski comfort. Guests can unwind at QuartzBar, known for its creative cocktails and relaxed ambiance, or enjoy afternoon tea by the fireplace. The hotel’s proximity to Chamonix’s vibrant center provides easy access to renowned après ski spots such as Chambre Neuf, famous for its lively atmosphere and live music, and Elevation 1904, a favorite for craft beers and mountain views. For a unique mountain experience, nearby La Bergerie de Planpraz offers gourmet lunches with panoramic vistas, while Le Cap Horn in town is celebrated for its seafood and chic après ski scene. The combination of award-winning dining, inviting bars, and access to Chamonix’s energetic après ski culture makes Le Hameau Albert 1er a premier destination for discerning travelers.

Spa & Wellness

Spa & Wellness

The hotel’s spa, Le Bachal, features an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, and fitness room. Treatments include massages, facials, and body therapies using natural products. The spa offers mountain views and private treatment cabins, with a focus on relaxation and recovery after alpine activities.

Ski Resort Guide

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Staying at Le Hameau Albert 1er in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc places you at the heart of the French Alps, with immediate access to some of Europe’s most legendary ski terrain. This refined hotel is an ideal base for exploring the Chamonix Valley’s world-class resorts, each offering distinct experiences for discerning travelers. - Chamonix-Mont-Blanc: Just steps from the hotel, Chamonix is famed for its dramatic alpine scenery and challenging slopes. The Grands Montets area is a favorite for advanced skiers, with steep descents and off-piste opportunities, while Brévent-Flégère offers sun-drenched pistes and panoramic views of Mont Blanc, perfect for intermediates and those seeking scenic runs. Signature activities include guided Vallée Blanche glacier descents and heli-skiing. The best time to visit is late January to March for optimal snow and fewer crowds. Insider tip: Book a private mountain guide for exclusive access to hidden powder stashes. - Les Houches: A short drive from the hotel, Les Houches is ideal for families and mixed-ability groups, with gentle tree-lined runs and a welcoming village atmosphere. The resort is known for its World Cup downhill course and excellent ski schools. Non-skiers can enjoy snowshoeing or dog sledding. Après-ski, savor local Savoyard cuisine at a traditional mountain refuge. - Courmayeur (Italy): Just through the Mont Blanc Tunnel, Courmayeur offers a taste of Italian flair with wide, sunny slopes and gourmet mountain dining. It’s perfect for a day trip, combining skiing with a leisurely lunch on a sun terrace. International guests should bring passports for the border crossing. Advanced skiers can arrange guided off-piste adventures on the Italian side of Mont Blanc. Après-ski in Chamonix is vibrant, with chic wine bars, Michelin-starred dining at the hotel’s own restaurant, and boutique shopping along Rue du Docteur Paccard. For a regional experience, unwind at the QC Terme spa or take a scenic helicopter tour over the Mont Blanc massif. Families will appreciate the variety of ski schools and childcare options, while advanced skiers can challenge themselves on legendary off-piste routes. International guests will find English widely spoken and seamless transport connections from Geneva. Le Hameau Albert 1er’s central location ensures effortless access to the valley’s premier ski areas, making it the perfect retreat for an unforgettable alpine escape.
Resort Guide

Mont-Blanc

Weather Forecast · 850m2,353m

Data reported at Thu, Jan 29, 12:08 PM UTC
Last Snowfall
Jan 29
4d ago
Last 24h
1.3cm
Last 7 Days
29.5cm
Season Total
251cm
SnowSure™ ScoreAI
37
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Stable
With moderate snowfall in the forecast and cold temperatures, conditions are expected to hold steady without significant improvement or decline.

Adequate conditions, but not a standout season.

Mont-Blanc is experiencing a below-average season with snowfall at 63% of the 5-year average. Recent snow has been minimal, but the forecast suggests some improvement with moderate snowfall expected. Current snow depth is adequate, but not exceptional.

Depth

The resort-reported depth is 55cm at the summit, indicating good coverage likely, scoring 8.

Recent

Only 10.59cm of snow in the last 7 days, resulting in a score of 5.

Forecast

Forecasted snowfall is around 27.6cm, suggesting good snowfall, scoring 8.

Historic

Season snowfall is -31% vs the 5-year average, indicating a poor season.

Score calculated Thu, Jan 29, 12:08 PM UTC
Current Conditions
Reported Thu, Jan 29, 12:08 PM UTC
Base
850m
Temp
2°C
Wind
1km/h
Snow Depth
22cm
14-Day Forecast
21.3cm
Mid-Mountain
1,602m
Temp
-2°C
Wind
1km/h
Snow Depth
54cm
14-Day Forecast
21.9cm
Summit
2,353m
Temp
-7°C
Wind
0km/h
Snow Depth
75cm
14-Day Forecast
25cm
14-Day Snow Forecast by Model
Summit elevation (2,353m) · Forecast from Thu, Jan 29, 12:08 PM UTC
ECMWF
27.1cm
GFS
18.5cm
GEM
52.9cm
JMA
31.6cm
MétéoFr
9.5cm
ICON
10.6cm
Average
25cm
SnowSure™ Forecast Range

Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.

10-Day Forecast
Summit (2,353m) · Updated Thu, Jan 29, 12:08 PM UTC
Today
2
-3°
-8°
1.4cm
Tue
3
3°
-3°
2.5cm
Wed
4
3°
-3°
2.3cm
Thu
5
0°
-6°
1.4cm
Fri
6
-4°
-6°
3.9cm
Sat
7
-5°
-9°
4.6cm
Season vs Historic
Calculated Thu, Jan 29, 12:08 PM UTC
251cm
Season Total
This Season to Date
-37%
vs 5-Year Avg
395.6cm
5-Yr Avg by Now
-21%
vs 30-Year Avg
315.6cm
30-Yr Avg by Now

Over the past five years, average seasonal snowfall has increased to 287.5 cm, notably higher than the 30-year average of 232.2 cm, indicating a recent upward trend. The 2023 season stands out as a significant anomaly with 493 cm, nearly double the 5-year average, while 2020 marked a low point at 151.3 cm. Despite this recent increase, the current season's snowfall is 53% below the 5-year average and 65% below the 30-year average, reflecting a substantial shortfall compared to historical norms. This suggests heightened variability in recent years, with the current season representing a significant deviation on the lower end.

Plan Your Trip to Mont-Blanc

Today's SnowSure™ Score:
37/100
Opens:Early December
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Closes:Mid April
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Best Months to Visit
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Typical Season: Early DecemberMid April|Grayed dates indicate resort is typically closed

Predictions are based on historical patterns and current season performance. Actual conditions may vary. Season dates are estimates and vary by resort.

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