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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Check-in, parking, pool, breakfast, seminars: find answers to the questions we are asked most often.
YOUR QUESTIONS, OUR ANSWERS
Your stay
Rooms are available from 3 pm and must be vacated by 12 pm. Late check-out is possible subject to availability, for €30.
Yes, reception is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
It is offered as an option: a sweet and savoury buffet at €19.90 per person.
€1.60 per person per night, in addition to the room rate.
Yes, with a supplement of €15 per night.
The 45 m² Junior Suite sleeps up to 4 people. Baby cot and equipment on request.
Yes, the hotel has a lift and adapted rooms.
Yes, the hotel’s luggage room is at your disposal.
Visa, Mastercard and American Express cards, cash and bank transfer.
French, English, Spanish and Italian.
Access and parking
Yes, Chambéry TGV station is a 5-minute walk away.
Yes, at €17 per night, to be booked with reception: a secure on-site car park with keypad access (maximum height 1.80 m), or a private car park nearby, by reservation only.
Via the A41 or A43, exit 16 La Cassine, then follow signs for the city centre: the hotel is at the first set of traffic lights.
Chambéry-Savoie airport is 15 minutes away by expressway. Geneva is 86 km away, Lyon 107 km.
Pool and wellness
Yes, the indoor pool, heated to 28–30 °C, is free for all hotel guests, towels and bathrobes provided. Open from 7 am to 11 pm.
Yes, children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Yes, via the form on the Wellness page or at reception. Express and four-hand treatments are available Monday to Thursday.
Seminars and coworking
Up to 60 people theatre-style in the Big Zone (55 m²), and up to 60 people standing for a cocktail reception.
Yes, our rooms and offices can be hired for a few hours or a day, from €50 excl. VAT.
Yes, the 6-desk open space welcomes freelancers and visiting professionals.
Offers and packages
Yes, except the Échappée Belle, designed for one person.
By phone on +33 4 79 33 51 18 or by email at reception@hotel-chambery.com.
