
Escape to Chamonix this December from £237pp, including return flights with an underseat bag and a stay at the four-star La Folie Douce Hôtel Chamonix. Think mountain scenery, French food and a few days away in the Alps.
If you fancy a December break with somewhere a little different to stay, La Folie Douce Hôtel Chamonix is a lovely option to have a look at.
I’ve paired up flights to Geneva with room prices at this four-star hotel in Chamonix. The lowest combination comes in at £237 per person for three nights from Southend, with departures from eight other airports below.
La Folie Douce Hôtel Chamonix puts you close to the centre of town, making it a handy base for wandering out to restaurants, browsing the shops and enjoying the mountain surroundings.
The hotel has a pool, spa, gym and restaurant, along with games available on site. It is rated 8.6/10 — Excellent from around 1,000 reviews, with its location a particular highlight.
The featured option is an Access Room for 2, with one king bed or two single beds, sleeping two adults. The room measures approximately 193 sq ft and includes free Wi-Fi.
These prices are for a room-only, non-refundable rate. Breakfast is available to add separately, so you can choose between eating at the hotel or heading out into Chamonix.
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All prices below include return flights with an underseat bag and accommodation, based on two adults sharing one room. Airport transfers are extra.
Hotel prices are the total room cost for the full stay. The combined per-person prices have been rounded up to the next whole pound where needed.
All these flights arrive at Geneva Airport in Switzerland, while your hotel is in Chamonix, France. Coach and shared-transfer services connect the airport with Chamonix, so you can enjoy this break without hiring a car.
Our guide to getting from Geneva Airport to Chamonix explains the options to help you plan the journey. Choose a service that fits your flight times and check its Chamonix drop-off point. Airport transfers are booked separately and are extra.
You don’t need to ski to enjoy a few days in Chamonix. Mountain railways, gondola rides, Alpine food and time exploring town can make a lovely winter escape. If you’re wondering whether it’s your sort of destination, our is Chamonix worth visiting guide gives you a better feel for the place.
Aiguille du Midi is closed during these dates, with reopening scheduled for 19 December, but there are other mountain trips to build into your stay.
Check the official opening information, weather conditions and ticket options yourself before planning a mountain trip. Individual facilities, including the Mer de Glace ice cave, can have separate opening arrangements.
There’s plenty of appeal back down in the valley too. Wander through the town centre, browse the shops and stop for a hot chocolate between taking in the mountain views. In the evening, find somewhere cosy for fondue, raclette or tartiflette.
For more ideas, our things to do in Chamonix guide covers the town and surrounding area, so you can choose the activities that suit your stay.
Back at La Folie Douce, there’s a restaurant, games and leisure facilities, making it easy to leave some time for enjoying the hotel itself.
If you’d like help putting your days together, take a look at our Chamonix weekend guide for itinerary inspiration, adapting the mountain visits to the December openings above.
With two, three and four-night options, you can choose between a quick change of scenery and a slightly longer December stay. A central four-star hotel and return flights from £237pp make this one worth a look.
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