Tour du Mont Blanc Hotel Trek

For those who like to enjoy the comfort of a bed every night we offer the Mont Blanc circuit as a fully accommodated walking holiday, with all nights spent in a variety of lodgings from family run 2 and 3-star hotels to basic inns or pensions. Again keeping to the ideal duration to complete the full route, we include 10 walking days and 3 rest days, in which time we cross the borders of Switzerland, Italy and France and enjoy unrivalled views of the Alps and Mont Blanc itself. The itinerary is essentially the same as on the camping version (trip code TWB); with your qualified International Mountain Leader (IML) guiding the way you still complete the famous circuit, and your baggage is transported for you by our support vehicle, but we offer the comfort of a bed in quaint, picturesque accommodations on route so you can enjoy your walking holiday in comfort. In most places we use a hotel for just one night, before moving on the next day, occasionally we settle in for a few nights and use local transport to take us to the next point of the circuit.

Throughout our mountain adventure, we stay in a collection of family-run hotels and auberges, all of which have spent years caring and catering for weary hikers. For the uninitiated, an auberge is equivalent to an inn: simple accommodation (often in a rural setting) that provides a warm, welcoming place to stop for travellers and hikers.



Most of the properties in which we stay offer panoramic views over the Alps, while culturally reflecting the local community. Though most are relatively basic, all are clean, well run and set up with the needs of the trekker in mind, while acting as a vital source of income to the local people.



Worth knowing



Room sizes are - twin, double, triple or quad. Facilities vary between accommodations and sometimes between rooms within a property.

On three nights, bathroom facilities may be on the landing rather than inside the room (dependent on availability and group size).

Couples always have their own room but we cannot guarantee whether this will be a twin or double.

Single clients maybe required to share twin, triple or quad rooms.

We can’t accept bookings for single rooms due to the small size of the hotels used and the fact we are usually staying only one night in each property.

Due to limited availability, occasionally we may need to change a hotel to one further down the valley, and will provide a bus or taxi transfer.