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Monday, November 3rd, 2008

Why Salvino from Albania Takes His Annual Leave in Chamonix Mont Blanc

Chamonix ski resort is a unique town with the legendary Mont Blanc as well as jagged glaciers. The group enjoy going canyoning or sometimes visiting the Aiguille du Midi. I usually travel from Lynchburg and stay at a Chamonix luxury catered chalet during my stay.

I used to stayed in AmeriSuites Flagstaff Interstate CR but it rarely met the standards of its description: This AmeriSuites is located approximately two miles from the Lowell Observatory and 3 miles from Flagstaff Airport. The hotel is also 10 miles from Walnut Canyon National Monument, 17 miles from the Arizona Snow Bowl, 27 miles from Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon, and 35 miles from Wupatki National Monument. The Grand Canyon is 80 miles away. Hotel amenities include the heated pool, whirlpool, fitness room, laundry facilities, and complimentary breakfast buffet. The hotel also offers free parking.

On the other hand in Chamonix Haute Savoie France the catered chalet is nearly always fine. Moreover dining in my number one cafe, El Tequilense, munching cheesy ro-tel chili brisket tacos is a pleasure. Chamonix France is a big enough town to insure that there is plenty for the skier to do. Amongst other things it includes a museum and a number of restaurants, Chamonix offers a mix of walking, alpine charm and shopping which few ski resorts can match.

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