Having first emerged as a tourist destination in the 1740s, Chamonix gained legendary status as a hub of Alpine sports with the first Winter Olympics held here in 1924. Chamonix offers Michelin-acclaimed restaurants, both self-catered and fully-catered chalets, and the best in piste and après-ski activities.

The Mont Blanc Alps in Chamonix

Nothing compares to the vistas enjoyed in this stretch of the French countryside. Chamonix is nestled into a valley very near the intersection of France, Italy and Switzerland. The majestic Mont Blanc provides a spectacular backdrop for the village.

Chamonix also features varied terrain for novice and intermediate skiers. The Mont Blanc tunnel crosses from France into Italy, meaning this resort is easy to reach, making it a sought after destination for global clients.

Luxury ski chalets and hotels in Chamonix

With the beautiful scenery and well-run infrastructure, Chamonix is a lovely place to stay. Oxford Ski Company has hand-selected a collection of luxury ski chalets to choose from, ranging from intimate cottages to lavish properties that can accommodate more than 40 guests.

Our expert team is shrewd when selecting properties worthy of our service; each chalet has to demonstrate something special to earn a place in our listings.

The majority of restaurants and nightlife options, along with the resort casino, are located in the town centre, offering a host of après-ski options. If you’d like to learn more about this legendary ski destination, as well as how Oxford Ski Company can help you find the perfect chalet for your group, please get in touch with us below.

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Luxury skiing holidays in Chamonix FAQs

Is Chamonix good for skiing?

Chamonix caters to skiers of all levels and abilities. There are several beginner pistes and a snow park, but there is also a great amount of freeride terrain for more experienced skiers.

Where should I go on my luxury skiing holiday in Chamonix?