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      Car Hire Chamonix

      Budget Car Hire from Chamonix is easy with Argus Rentals…Pay less for car hire in Chamonix with our low cost deals and all-inclusive prices to suit any budget.

      Chamonix Mini Guide

      The town of Chamonix is situated in eastern France at the foothills of Mont Blanc in the Haute-Savoie départment.

      Chamonix is a popular destination for ski holidays, and boasts a range of excellent resorts specialising in skiing and snowboarding. Chamonix's appeal amongst sports enthusiasts doesn't end in winter however. Chamonix offers year round thrills for adrenaline junkies and car hire with us gives you the freedom to explore every option. Whether you're into ice climbing, extreme skiing, rafting or canyoning, you're guaranteed to be impressed by Chamonix.

      Things To See/Do In Chamonix

      Chamonix boasts the highest western European mountain at Mont Blanc, which is an obvious attraction for alpine mountain climbers. Popular challenges include the north face of the Dru, the Frendo Spur and the famous G5 walking trail.

      Chamonix is also one of Europe's top locations for mountain biking. Serious freeriders are well catered for, with specially allocated lift-assisted areas, while off-the beaten track single trails are just waiting to be discovered.

      The main attraction however, is skiing and snowboarding. Seasoned professionals favour the Vallée Blanche glacier, a tricky crevasse-laden stretch running from Mont Blanc du Tacul to the valley below. The valley itself is home to a number of resorts including Le Brévant, La Flégére, Les Planards and Les Houches.

      Should you decide to slope off into town for a while, you'll find plenty of fascinating places of interest. The Alpine Museum is definitely worth a visit if you're looking to learn something about the culture and history of Chamonix. You may also wish to pay your respects to (or at least get a photo with) the statues of mountaineering greats Horace Bénédict de Saussure and Michel-Gabriel Paccard.

      Eating Out/Nightlife/Accommodation in Chamonix

      Eating out in Chamonix offers something to suit every taste and budget. Those on a thrifty budget can avail of cheap eats from one of the town's many low cost fast food restaurants, while connoisseurs will enjoy fine dining at first class establishments like the Albert 1er and the Auberge de Bois. Cheap and hearty local dishes worth a try include 'les diots', a type of herby sausage, 'le berthoud' a dish of Abondance cheese, ham or beef and baked potatoes and 'le farcement', a type of pudding made from potatoes, prunes, and bacon.

      Chamonix town has a vibrant après ski comprising bars, cafés and nightclubs. Cool after dark spots include Café La Terrace, Dolce Vita wine bar, The Clubhouse, The Garage and La Choucas.

      Chamonix offers an excellent standard of accommodation. Whether you've booked last-minute or have paid top dollar for a special location, you're guaranteed to get a good deal and value for money here. Most accommodation on offer consists of chalets, apartments and hotels which offer discount rates for groups. Cheap hostels and budget guesthouses are also to be found. Remember, with Chamonix car hire, your accomodation's location shouldn't matter because you'll always be just a drive away from where you want to go.