We've equipped each of our motorhomes and campervans with a cordless vacuum cleaner. It's not a gimmick: in the mountains, a vehicle gets dirty quickly, and having a vacuum cleaner on board makes a real difference to your daily life during your trip.
The gravel and sand from the parking lots, which get kicked up under your shoes every time you enter. The slush and mud in winter, when you come back in your ski boots. The dirt from the trails after a hike. The crumbs from breakfast eaten inside on rainy days. And pet hair, for those who travel with an animal.
In a space of a few square meters where you sleep, eat and store your equipment, all of this accumulates much faster than in a house.
Because in a motorhome, the question is not about vacuuming, it's about being able to do it anywhere. On a rest area without electricity, on the side of a mountain pass, on the way back from a day of skiing: a battery-powered device works everywhere, without plugging in or extension cords.
In practice, five minutes at the end of the day is enough. You don't live in a vehicle that deteriorates over the course of your trip, and you don't have to do any major cleaning the day before you return.
This equipment is part of a set of details we add because they matter once you're on the road. It's also what comes up most often in our travelers' feedback, who mention clean and well-maintained vehicles. You can read them directly on our traveler reviews page.
The vacuum cleaner is just one line on the list. Equipped kitchen, heating, shower, bike rack, storage: the details are on the sheet for each of our eight vehicles, on our vehicles page.
And if you are preparing for your first trip, our pre-departure checklist in a motorhome details what is already on board and what you still need to pack.
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A vacuum cleaner isn't just a travel convenience; it prevents unpleasant surprises upon return. The return conditions and any potential fees are detailed in our article on the security deposit, insurance, and deductible , and the DGCCRF's practical guide on vehicle rental outlines what the rental company can and cannot charge upon return. The vehicle inspection will be conducted with you in Chapareillan , at a leisurely pace.
Melted snow, trail dirt, lake sand, pet hair: an active holiday quickly soils the interior. This is true for sports clubs and groups that bring equipment, and even more so for a ski trip , where boots and ski suits bring snow back every time you return from the slopes. The mountain ranges served from our agency are presented by Savoie Mont Blanc Tourisme and the Cœur de Savoie Tourist Office . The rest of the standard equipment is described on our "Our Vehicles" page, along with