Komfortables Chalet-Apartment mit herrlichem Blick auf den Mont Blanc

A very comfortable stay in a well equipped chalet. Beautiful views of Mont Blanc from the chalet and some lovely walks in the area. Overall a very enjoyable stay.

Chalet spacieux, fidèle à la description sauf en ce qui concerne les lits pour enfants: un lit pour enfant non fonctionnel (sommier cassé et matelas trop grand pour le lit).

Parking aisé. Véhicule nécessaire pour l'accès aux pistes.

Chalet Heliodore is in a beautiful location with spectacular views of Mont Blanc, This was my second visit and I had another wonderful holiday in the French Alps. The chalet is well-maintained, very clean and well equipped. St Gervais les Bains is a pretty village with a variety of shops and restaurants. The annual local market is well worth a visit if you get the opportunity. For a good meal at a reasonable price, Chalet Remy near Le Bettex is a quaint restaurant within a five minute drive. There are some beautiful walks within easy reach of the chalet and lots of lovely places to visit by car. All suggestions should be considered and you will be spoilt for choice! This chalet is definitely to be recommended!

For a family of 2 adults and 2 kids (aged 11 and 9) this made a very comfortable place to stay in summer. Unfortunately the weather was not great the week we went in August so we were not able to do as many hikes as we had hoped, but we did see the fantastic views of Mt Blanc from the chalet including a great sunset. The chalet is roomy enough and well-equipped for rainy days too with TV/DVD player, ipod dock, games and puzzles. The kitchen is good with English things like a kettle and toaster. The bedrooms are fine; the second one has bunk beds and 1 single. Everything seemed clean and well-maintained and the swimming pool with views of the mountains was great and also well-kept. The road up to Le Grattague is fine in summer even in an English car. you can get bread and milk and emergency items in nearby Le Bettex; other shopping is easy to do in St Gervais (Casino) or Le Fayet (hypermarches). However, St Gervais is a bottle-neck and can be slow to get through especially at lunchtimes and the early evening - at least it was in August. The car park by the TMB station gets very full too but there is a free multistorey a short distance away in the centre of town on the way from the chalet. The visitors book has various suggestions for restaurants but one of the closer ones was closed when we were there. We did go to Chalet Remy near Le Bettex which was a very friendly and cosy place that does fondues and raclette but other food too. Overall we thought Chalet Helidore was a well located and good value for money base for a summer holiday in the alps and we would definitely go there again.