Tour of Lac d'Annecy (GR®P) 6 days

10 pitches. Unsupervised. Parking limited to 24 hours. Free water and drainage (no water from December to March). No electricity.

Family-run hotel with 25 rooms. Perfect setting just 300m from the lake and station on the edge of the old town and pedestrian streets. Refurbished rooms. Bar reserved for customers.Atipik Hotel is the perfect location on the edge of the old town and pedestrian streets just 300m from the lake and station. Get your day off to a good start with the delicious breakfast buffet served between 7am and 10am. After spending the day visiting the town, lakeside and mountain views, come and relax in this B&B style family-run hotel.

49 rooms, breakfast buffet, satellite TV, internet area, free Wi-Fi, bar, car park and private garages. Hotel located 500m from the lake and old town.The perfect location in the very heart of Annecy just a few minutes’ walk from the old town and lake. The Allobroges Park Hotel welcomes guests to a sophisticated and elegant setting. Enjoy the hearty buffet breakfast in the charming dining room or the comfort of your own room. The friendly and attentive staff are available 24/7 to help you plan your stay in Annecy.

Charming hotel **, located in the centre of Annecy, 5 minutes' walk from the lake, the old town and the station. All rooms non-smoking, air-conditioned, furnished Ligne Roset with private bathroom and toilet.Reception open 24 hours, free wifi. Free parking from 7pm to 8am in a public car park.

Les Archives départementales collectent, mettent à disposition et valorisent des ressources patrimoniales tout autant qu'elles les préservent.Les Archives départementales de la Haute-Savoie collectent, classent, conservent et communiquent la mémoire écrite de la Haute-Savoie, du Moyen Âge à nos jours : archives des administrations, actes notariés, recensements de la population, registres du recrutement militaire ou paroissiaux, cadastres, jugements des tribunaux. Directement sur place ou via le site Internet archives.hautesavoie.fr, de nombreuses archives originales ou numérisées, inventaires ou ouvrages historiques sur la Haute-Savoie, sont accessibles gratuitement. Elles abritent aussi la Conservation des antiquités et objets d’art en charge du mobilier, qu’il soit protégé ou non au titre des monuments historiques. Domaine départemental d'art et de culture.

The Auberge de Savoie welcomes you throughout the year, indoors in a subtle and warm dining room where comfort and intimacy prevail, or, in fine weather, on the terrace overlooking the river Thiou with a magnificent view of the old prisons and the Château.The Auberge de Savoie is also a favourite for family meals, business lunches, dinners with friends or groups, or other activities. Are you searching for authenticity? You've come to the right place...

Dessinée par Dom Bellot, moine architecte et figure importante de l'architecture française des années 1930, l'église Saint-Joseph des Fins est une synthèse de l'architecture en béton armé et des formes de l'architecture traditionnelle des églises.Dans la première moitié du 20e siècle, Annecy se développe dans la plaine des Fins. Pour accompagner la population des nouveaux quartiers, la construction d’une nouvelle église est lancée en 1937 par le curé Amédée Folliet. La conception de l’édifice est confiée à l’architecte bénédictin Dom Paul Bellot auteur au même moment de l'église Saint-Joseph d'Annemasse. Elle est consacrée en 1962 et élevée en 1964 au rang de basilique. Le renouveau de l’art sacré L’esthétique de l’église, tant dans son architecture que dans son décor et ses mobiliers, illustre les recherches menées dans les années 1930 sur le renouveau de l’art sacré dans les divers domaines de la création artistique (céramique, bois, fresque, mosaïque…). Une structure en béton De l’extérieur, l’architecture ne laisse rien paraître de la modernité des voûtes de béton armé qui couvrent la nef. Cet esprit moderne caractérise aussi les œuvres peintes et sculptées présentes dans l’église.

In Annecy, close to the old town, the Compagnie des Bateaux du Lac d'Annecy invites you to hop on its boats to discover magnificent landscapes, between lake and mountains.Guided cruises of one or two hours, sailing around the mountain ranges, or aboard the boat-restaurant MS Libellule for a lunch or dinner dance cruise. Lunch Cruise (boarding: 11:30) - Dinner Cruise (boarding: 19:00) on Lake Annecy. Food prepared on board and served on the water.

Logis de France with a restaurant serving traditional home cooking. Located near the Arcadium. Rooms for 1-4 guests / adjoining rooms available.We would like to welcome you for your business trips and holidays. Full-board, half-board and B&B available. Delicious dishes made using fresh produce.

Classic yet modern hotel just minutes from the old town and lake. Renovated rooms with boutique interiors suitable for business or pleasure.Just a stone's throw from the lake where the mountains plunge and at the gateway to the old town, the Best Western Carlton hotel offers a remarkable location. Let yourself be seduced by one of our 57 individually decorated, elegant and refined rooms, equipped with modern comforts: air conditioning, wifi, mini-bar, satellite TV, safe... The ideal accommodation for your leisure or business stays. Breakfast served in your room or at the American buffet. Lounge bar, private garages. Clef Verte certification, the first international sustainable tourism label for tourist accommodation and restaurants.

In the center of Annecy, just a few minutes from the shores of the lake, the hotel welcomes you for your next tourist or business stay.The hotel is based in central Annecy just a 5 minute walk from the station and 10 minutes from the old town and lakeside. The hotel has 133 air-conditioned and functional rooms, a fine dining restaurant, bar, conference centre, free gym. Superfast Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

Campanile Annecy Centre Gare Hotel in the heart of town, 2 minutes from the train station on foot, 5 minutes from the lake and old town. Open 24/7.Our 54 modern, air-conditioned, quiet and spacious rooms have been designed for guests to relax. All our rooms have premium bedding, free Wi-Fi, flat screen TV, hospitality tray and desk. Breakfast buffet, You can park at the Post Office car park just 2 minutes from the Campanile on foot. We offer you the night from 7 pm to 8 am. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

La cathédrale a été édifiée en 1535 pour être l'église des Franciscains. Mais aussitôt, elle est devenue la cathédrale provisoire des évêques de Genève, réfugiés à Annecy suite à la Réforme protestante qui a eu lieu à Genève.Ancienne chapelle du couvent des Cordeliers, né d’un vœu de piété de Pierre Lambert, homme d’église, l’édifice est construit entre 1535 et 1538. Jacques Rossel, maître d’oeuvre sur le chantier de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Genève, y travaille. L’église de l’évêque de Genève A partir de 1538, suite au passage de Genève à la Réforme protestante et à l’exil à Annecy des membres du clergé catholique, l’église accueille le siège de l’évêque. En 1822, l’église est finalement érigée en cathédrale du diocèse d’Annecy. Entre architecture gothique et Renaissance L’église présente un gothique sévère mais typique. La façade, dernière étape de la construction, change de style, témoignant de l’influence de la Renaissance artistique italienne. Au premier niveau, la façade est divisée en trois parties grâce à des pilastres verticaux. Le deuxième niveau est surmonté d’un fronton triangulaire. A côté des éléments de style renaissant, la façade conserve deux baies en arc brisé et une rose gothique, qui s’inspire de celle que Jacques Rossel exécute à partir de 1511 à la tour sud de la cathédrale de Genève. Vers 1775, afin d’embellir le chœur, un nouvel aménagement est réalisé par l’architecte turinois Giovanni Piacenza.

Atypical hotel Central is located in the centre of town, in the pedestrian area, at 200m from the lake and the train station. The hotel is by the canal in a private courtyard. Very quiet place in town. Garage for motorbikes and bikes.Atypical hotel Central is located in the centre of town, in the pedestrian area, at 200m from the lake and the train station. The hotel is by the canal in a private courtyard. Very quiet place in town.Garage for motorbikes and bikes.

Once the Grand Seminary for the diocese of Annecy, it now houses a collection of art works that form part of the area’s artistic heritage: the Paul Payot collection; history of mountaineering, the Chastel collection; 16th/17th/19th C paintings.

La façade, le chevet et l'intérieur de l'église Notre-dame de Liesse sont un bel exemple de l'architecture néoclassique sarde qui se développe entre 1830 et 1850 dans les territoires savoyards. Le clocher rappelle le passé plus ancien de l'édifice.Fondée au 14e siècle par les comtes de Genève, l’église Notre-Dame de Liesse est née à la suite d’un petit oratoire et à proximité d’une maison hospitalière. Élevée au rang de collégiale par les comtes de Genève, elle accueille leurs sépultures. Vers 1530, Charlotte d’Orléans, épouse de Philippe de Savoie-Nemours, duc de Nemours, finance la construction du clocher. Une église reconstruite et réorientée au 19e siècle En 1793, le chœur de l’église est détruit pour créer la place actuelle. Le reste de l’édifice devient magasin de fourrage pour l’armée. En 1846, l’église est en grande partie reconstruite par François Justin. L’orientation de l’église est inversée. Une architecture néoclassique La façade est un bel exemple d’architecture néoclassique dont les éléments sont empruntés à l’architecture de l’Antiquité romaine. Ce néoclassicisme est qualifié de sarde car il a été développé sous le régime du royaume de Sardaigne dirigé par le chef de la Maison de Savoie. A l’intérieur, le style néoclassique est décliné dans l’ensemble des décors.

L'église Saint-François, ancienne chapelle de la Visitation est reconstruite en 1642 pour accueillir dignement les tombeaux des fondateurs François de Sales et Jeanne de Chantal. C'est un bel exemple d'architecture dite de la Contre-Réforme (1560-1640).En 1610, François de Sales et Jeanne de Chantal fondent l’ordre de la Visitation dans la maison dite de la Galerie. Deux ans plus tard, les Visitandines s’installent dans des bâtiments situés à l'intérieur des murs de la ville. C’est le début de l'histoire du premier monastère de la Visitation. La chapelle du monastère est reconstruite à partir de 1642 pour accueillir les tombeaux des fondateurs. C'est l'église actuelle. Une inspiration italienne La façade et le plan de la chapelle sont inspirés de l’église du Gesù de Rome (1550-1584). La façade se divise en deux niveaux superposés couronnés par un fronton triangulaire. La transition entre les niveaux est assurée par des volutes qui cassent la rigidité de l’ensemble. Le décor intérieur A l’intérieur, sept retables baroques ornent les chapelles. Le retable du maître autel s'inspire du retable d'origine disparu. Il est reconstruit par Giuseppe Giannina en 1889. Le sauvetage de l’église A la Révolution, les bâtiments sont vendus comme biens nationaux. Restaurée à la fin du 19e siècle par une société immobilière privée, l’église est rendue au culte en 1888 et affectée à la communauté italienne d’Annecy en 1923.

Construction de l'église en 1961 par Michel Saint-Maurice, architecte. Ouverte au public.Le Plan, en forme de conque, représente un triptyque entre la naissance (baptistère), la vie (autel), la mort (chapelle funéraire). Les murs porteurs latéraux, en redents, dirigent la lumière naturelle vers l'autel. Expression très moderne des murs en béton brut de décoffrage. La tapisserie du chœur tisse au Portugal avec plus de 600 kg de laine oeuvre de l'architecte Pierre Paolini.

L'église Saint-Maurice, ancienne chapelle du couvent des Dominicains est construite au 15e siècle et achevée au 16e siècle. Dans les siècles suivants, elle devient un important lieu de dévotion des habitants et l'église paroissiale au début du 19e siècle.A la suite d’un incendie qui dévaste Annecy, le cardinal Jean de Brogny, chanoine de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Genève, fonde en 1422 un couvent des Dominicains. Une édifice en lien avec la population L’édification de l’église commence en 1422 et s’achève au début du 16e siècle. Rapidement, l’église devient un lieu important de dévotion. Les chapelles nord et sud sont financées par les corporations de métiers et des familles. On retrouve leurs armes sur les clefs des voûtes. L’architecture L’église est bâtie sur le modèle des églises de l’ordre des Dominicains qui privilégie la largeur du vaisseau principal pour permettre l’accueil de vastes assemblées. Un riche patrimoine artistique Des œuvres d’art méritent l’attention : une chaire sculptée du début du 18e siècle et surtout l'exceptionnelle peinture funéraire (milieu 15e siècle) du tombeau de Philibert de Monthoux, conseiller des ducs de Savoie et de Bourgogne. Au début du 19e siècle, l’église devient église paroissiale et prend le nom de saint Maurice en souvenir de l'ancienne église de la paroisse qui se situait près du château.

Hôtel de Bonlieu’s 35 air-conditioned and fully equipped rooms lie in a peaceful central street near the lake and Annecy old town. Modern interior. Hotel open 24/7.Hôtel de Bonlieu is 250m from the lake, 400m from the old town and 150m from the Bonlieu cultural centre and Annecy Lake Tourist Information. Modern interior and current standards.

Central Annecy, old town, nearby train station, 8 minute walk to the lake. Renovated 2* Hôtel des Alpes with TV and free Wi-Fi. Free parking from 7pm to 8am.The charming and centrally located 2* Hôtel des Alpes is the perfect place to experience Annecy’s incredible beauty, its old town and canals that have earned it the nickname "the Venice of the Alps". Hôtel des Alpes is the ideal base for you to explore Annecy on foot. Our renovated rooms provide a pleasant setting for you to relax in. Sweet/savoury breakfast buffet. Shower, toilet, flat screen satellite TV, free Wi-Fi. "Parking de la poste" car park free from 7pm to 8am.

A haven of peace and tranquility. You will be enchanted by this charming hotel with ist entrance located in the historical church St François, which was built in the 17th century. The view on the canal, castle and the Palais de l'Ile is unforgettable.A haven of peace and tranquillity. You will be enchanted by this charming hotel with ist entrance located in the historical church St François, which was built in the 17th century. The view on the canal, castle and the Palais de l'Ile is unforgettable.

This charming hotel in a peaceful setting with lake views has a bar lounge with a wall carved into the rock face, sauna and Turkish bath, private car park and Wi-Fi.Hôtel des Marquisats is less than 20 minutes on foot from the old town, Annecy’s historical centre. Its 24 rooms have a flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, mini bar, bathroom or shower room. Enjoy the peaceful setting, relaxation area and bar lounge.

Founded in 1959 and still run by the same family, this 16-room hotel, all with en-suite shower and toilet, is located at the foot of the Château.Amélie and Romain would love to welcome you to Hôtel du Château, a peaceful, family-run establishment at the foot of Château d'Annecy. It has fabulous views of the old town and a free on-site car park (spaces limited). The chalet-style rooms are ensuite. A continental breakfast is served every morning. The hotel’s panoramic terrace is the perfect place for a relaxing drink at the end of a busy day of work or leisure. Free Wi-Fi connection. Hôtel du Château is 5 minutes from Lake Annecy and 10 minutes from the station.

The ibis Annecy Centre Vieille Ville is a 3-star hotel located in the city centre, overlooking the river. You will appreciate the proximity of Lake Annecy (10 minutes on foot) and the train station (500 m).Immersed in the atmosphere of the Venice of the Alps, you will enjoy quiet and cosy accommodation. The hotel offers 85 comfortable air-conditioned rooms with Wi-Fi. A lounge bar offers 24-hour snacking. Your car will be safely parked in the adjoining public car park Sainte-Claire (covered and paying). The ibis Annecy Centre Vieille Ville is the ideal base for your city break in Annecy. Wander through the narrow streets, visit the Palais de l'Île and the Musée-Château d'Annecy, before taking a romantic stroll on the Pont des Amours. Climb up to the Semnoz plateau for a hike, and come down to the Paccard Bell Museum. Back at the hotel bar, enjoy an aperitif with a view of the river, before enjoying the comfort of your Sweet bed by ibis. Nicknamed the Venice of the Alps, Annecy is the capital of Haute-Savoie. A city of water, it was built around the Thiou, a river which has its source in Lake Annecy. A romantic destination for skiers on the way to the Alps.

A trendy hotel in a peaceful, central setting just a 10 minute walk from the station and old town to Annecy Lake.A nice walk along the Thiou canal will take you to the entrance of the old town which borders the majestic Lake Annecy. Breakfast and unlimited wifi with fibre included in the price. Fully air-conditioned, the Ibis Styles features a comfortable and modern lounge and bar area, and 74 spacious and well-designed rooms to make your stay a success. 24-hour reception. Public parking in front of the hotel and private parking on reservation by mail (limited places!). Welcome to the Venice of the Alps!

Hôtel Icône on the edge of the old town is the best way to make the most of the town no matter how long you stay. Open all year in the perfect spot for tourist attractions and business tourism in Annecy.The renovated hotel has 25 rooms with views of the old town or courtyard in a 16th century building.

Excellence between lake and mountains! Just 30 minutes from Geneva airport and 3h45 from Paris by TGV, the Impérial Palace - Groupe PVG, is set in a superb park with trees and flowers, on the shores of Lake Annecy.To ensure you have an exceptional stay, the Impérial Palace**** offers 90 rooms and 14 contemporary suites, the Hip Bar with its jazz and lounge atmosphere, 2 restaurants to delight your taste buds, beautiful terraces to dream about facing the lake, not forgetting pure moments of well-being at the heart of the Cristal Spa, with its relaxation pool, sauna & hammam and treatment rooms. As a major entertainment venue in Annecy, you can also take advantage of the many festivals, concerts, shows and themed evenings throughout the year. Don't miss the Impérial Circus, where the world of Grand Cabaret comes to your table for a memorable evening of breathtaking acts! And if you're looking for a thrill in the temple of gambling, the Casino Impérial welcomes you every day to its slot machines, electronic roulettes, poker tables, black jack and English roulette. To celebrate your business or private events, Impérial Palace organises your stays, meals, transfers and activities. Need to get together? Our hotel works closely with the Centre de Congrès Impérial - Grand Annecy located in the same building and can put you in touch with the dedicated team The Impérial Palace is just a few minutes' walk from the city centre and the charming old town of Annecy, nicknamed the Little Venice of the Alps.

The Semnoz Alpine Garden is a 1,500 m high portion of alpine pasture that has not been grazed for more than 50 years to preserve the typical flora of the alpine meadows.This area allows you to discover or revise the typical botany of the Alpine meadows. Each summer, more than 100 plant species are identified, labelled and highlighted.Trails are marked and autonomous games are installed on the site, enough to delight young and old. The Alpine Garden is open every day in summer time. Permanences are also held every Wednesday by an FNE74 employee to ensure the maintenance of the Alpine Garden and welcome nature lovers! In 2019 a comparative study on the floristic diversity between the Semnoz Alpine Garden and the meadows grazed nearby was carried out. The results indicate there is a significant gap in floristic diversity and plant covering between the scarcely maintained Alpine meadow and the regularly pastured one. Indeed, there were only 24 different floristic species identified on the grazed meadow while there were 62 on the Alpine Garden. Moreover, in the Alpine Garden 12 species represent more than 50% of the plant covering, compared to only 3 species in the grazed meadow.

On the shores of Lake Annecy, the garden of Europe is a popular place to stroll. It is also a historic site used since the Middle Ages for many uses. Religious property until the Revolution, it is now a privileged space.

In the heart of the city, a friendly place. Tasty dishes mainly made ​​with local and seasonal products.

Fondue, raclette, tartiflette, as well as Café de Paris sirloin steak, fish, salads, grilled meats and a regularly changing seasonal menu.In the authentic atmosphere of an 18th-century building, in the very heart of the pedestrian area of Le Pâquier, Cédric and his team invite you to discover cuisine with or without cheese: local specialities for discerning gourmets that you can enjoy by the fireplace in the winter or on the terrace in the summer.

An elegant restaurant where refined cuisine is reinvented using local and seasonal produce.La Table de l'Impérial restaurant, located opposite Lake Annecy, is a must for food lovers. Its seasonal cuisine showcases local flavours through gourmet dishes that are delicately prepared. The chef creates elegant dishes that combine tradition and modernity, while the wine selection enhances each tasting experience. Combining authenticity and elegance, La Table de l'Impérial offers a unique experience to be shared in a contemporary and friendly atmosphere.

Beautiful gastronomy, balance of flavours, heritage and know-how in this panoramic restaurant La Rotonde overlooking the lake. Eric Prowalski offers a fine cuisine with authentic and local flavours without forgetting his south-western roots.Eric Prowalski takes you on a journey of taste, respecting the seasons and quality produce. Take a gustatory stroll from Arcachon to Annecy in his fine cuisine. Share and enjoy the dishes of our region in our gastronomic restaurant, La Rotonde, with its warm, modern décor overlooking the lake and offering a wide-angle view of the lake and mountains. From the "Around a dish" menu served in an hour at lunchtime and during the week to the tasting menu, we have a great menu to suit all tastes. Welcome to a world of sharing, delicate flavours and emotions. A subtle, gourmet cuisine is born. The dishes are colourful, feminine and elegant. Through his creations, Éric interprets the two regions that have shaped his life. A dialogue between the Arcachon Basin and Lake Annecy. "I'm lucky enough to have two cultures. The first is my family history in the South-West and the second is my adopted region (Annecy in Haute-Savoie), which has welcomed me with open arms. Every day, I create a real culinary identity from these dual roots". The theme of water is the link between these 2 natural territories. Each of his creations brings together these 2 worlds, 2 ecosystems, which complement, harmonise or oppose each other. Lake Annecy, calm and radiant, leads him to interpret freshwater fish and the vegetables of our market gardeners. A subtle repertoire!

An elegant setting for a table full of Italian-influenced flavours!Thanks to the large picture windows, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Lake Annecy... an invitation to contemplate! Located in the rotunda of the Casino Impérial, Riva's elegant, modern setting offers Italian-inspired cuisine, as well as traditional dishes and daily specials. From 8pm, the restaurant plunges into the atmosphere of traditional games or poker tournaments. Please note that the restaurant is closed during tournaments. For groups, menu packages with game tickets are available by prior arrangement. As this is the heart of the casino, access is strictly reserved for adults, on presentation of proof of identity. Passports are required for non-Schengen citizens.

At the foot of the Semnoz, near the forest and overlooking the lake, Belvedere enjoys an ideal location. A great starting point for hiking or biking tours, you are 15 minutes' walk from the Old Town, the harbour and the beach.A few minutes' walk from the old town, the municipal campsite of Le Belvédère appeals to campers with its idyllic setting overlooking the lake and Mont Veyrier. On a plot of 3 acres, we offer 90 pitches, all with electricity (16A), fresh water and drainage. You can choose to stay in one of our comfortable fully equipped chalets. Three recreation rooms and a children's playground are available. Various services are also available, such as a launderette, grocer's, and a bus service between the campsite and the city (July and August).

29 modern rooms and suites just minutes from the lake and old town, bar with fireplace and private car park.The 29 rooms and suites in Le Pré Carré have modern interiors and are tastefully decorated in warm colours. Its central location means it’s close to the hustle and bustle of local life and just minutes from the lake and old town. The relaxed atmosphere in the bar is the perfect place to chill out by the fireplace. Keep on top of work in the internet area and meeting rooms. Parking available in the hotel’s underground car park.

The hotel Les Terrasses welcomes you in the center of Annecy for your stay in a room with breakfast option. Access to a large shaded garden and several terraces. Private pay parking and bike rental. A warm welcome!A family-run hotel for four generations, Sarah and her team will welcome you with a smile in a warm and relaxing setting. Come and relax in our shady garden and discover all our other services! Just a stone's throw from Annecy's pedestrian streets and old town, you'll find the ideal room for your vacation or business trip. You can choose a double or twin bedded room, as well as our family rooms. Each room has its own bathroom or shower (shower gel, hairdryer and towel warmer), telephone, wifi, television, safe, desk, mini-fridge, courtesy tray and air conditioning. Breakfast is optional. We offer a continental buffet. We'd like you to discover our local products. A bar service with cocktails and local wines is also available. Come and enjoy your coffee-croissant or sip your cocktail on the deckchairs in our garden! Private parking (subject to availability). We also offer a bicycle rental service: fully-equipped electric or classic bikes. The personalized welcome and charm of the premises add up to the comfort of a modern hotel. There's no doubt that you'll feel right at home at Hotel Les Terrasses!

An enchanting setting and a warm atmosphere await you as you indulge in gourmet cuisine inspired by fresh, local and seasonal produce.Situated on the Route du Semnoz, with a front row seat to an exceptional view over Lake Annecy, the restaurant welcomes you on its panoramic terrace as soon as the sun rises, or in the bright atmosphere of its dining room overlooking the Bay of Annecy, facing the majestic surrounding peaks.

You've found your exceptional address, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, for an experience in the heart of nature, in an establishment where charm and luxury with a genuine commitment to the environment.Nestling at the foot of the Semnoz mountain, overlooking Lake Annecy, the Hôtel les Trésoms, which has been awarded the Clef Verte label since 2011, offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the lake and surrounding mountains. Offering a unique, uninterrupted view of Lake Annecy, the Trésoms spa reveals all its softness for voluptuous, relaxing moments thanks to the complicity of our practitioners! Facing the lake, we welcome you to a warm and privileged cocoon where the spa blends in with nature. With top-quality services, carefully decorated rooms and gourmet, Michelin-starred cuisine for an experience in the heart of nature, we deploy our know-how and innovations to make you feel at home, in this cocoon away from the world, conducive to escape and the exaltation of the senses. The tranquillity of the surroundings, the comfort of the establishment and the services on offer mean you can enjoy a timeless stay, conducive to relaxation and well-being, while succumbing to a certain art of living.

In the heart of the old town, our restaurant welcomes you to an authentic setting all year round. The refreshing temperatures of the banks of the canal in the summer and the fireside in the winter.With family or friends, savour the regional specialities in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Perfect location in the heart of town just 150m from the station (TGV), 200m from the lake and minutes from the old town. Warm and friendly welcome. Free Wi-Fi access. Air-conditioned hotel.The Mercure Annecy Centre on the edge of the Venice of the Alps and its pedestrian streets has 39 quiet and air-conditioned rooms. Trendy and modern interiors. A warm welcome awaits 24/7.

Discover a historical monument, the museum and its temporary exhibitions, displayed in the exceptional setting of the former residence of the Counts of Geneva and the Dukes of Genevois-Nemours.Listed as a Historical Monument in 1902, Annecy Castle became the residence of the Counts of Geneva in the 13th and 14th centuries. Over the following two centuries, successive modifications transformed the castle, giving it the unique appearance we can admire today.  The resulting structure is a combination of medieval defensive architecture and renaissance elegance, inspired by castles in Ile de France. Abandoned as a residence in the 17th century, the Annecy Castle was later used as military barracks until 1947. The Castle-Museum In 1953, the city of Annecy bought the castle from the Ministry of Defense. The museum's first exhibition was inaugurated three years later. Since then, the museum has presented various temporary exhibitions for visitors, as well as collections related to regional heritage, underwater archeology, medieval sculpture, landscape painting, contemporary art and animation films. Architecture In its current state, the castle is a good illustration of how castle architecture changed between the 13th and 16th centuries. The Tour de la Reine is the oldest part of the castle, dating back to the 13th century.  Built on elevated ground, it most likely replaced a primitive keep.  Measuring over 30 meters high and with walls up to 3.3 meters thick, the tower was used for defensive and military purposes.   The residential quarters of the castle are more recent.  Both the Logis Nemours and the Logis Neuf (new lodging house) can be dated to the 16th century and are typical examples of Renaissance architecture.  These later constructions clearly attest to the growing importance of elegance and comfort to be found in princely residences.  Large windows adorn the facades and allow for natural light to enter the rooms, some of which are decorated with wall paintings and equipped with latrines. 

Hôtel Novel welcomes guests to a warm setting with a friendly team. The hotel is on a leafy street to the lake in the beautiful town of Annecy.Our 68 stylish and functional rooms were renovated in 2012 (3 disabled-friendly). Our fully air-conditioned hotel lies in a quiet area with free public car parks and free Wi-Fi. Soak up our two shaded terraces at the restaurant and bar. Groups are welcome and we provide tours so you can explore our beautiful region. Free coach parking.

Novotel Annecy Centre **** - The Craic is located in the heart of Annecy, just a 5-minute walk from the Old Town and Lake Annecy, and 50 m from the TGV train station. A unique place to celebrate, work, meet and, above all, stay!The 95 rooms, including 2 Suites, have been completely redesigned around the world of sport and the mountains, and feature 100% outdoor decor. Spacious, contemporary and flexible, a magnificent mountain landscape overlooks the headboards. Our rooms are suitable for all types of stay: business, leisure, individuals, groups or families of up to 4 people. The new fitness room is yours to discover without moderation. The Craic Restaurant, a true Refuge Gourmand, has been designed as a place to relax, offering a gourmet and festive interlude for travelers and locals alike, around a central food bar inviting sharing and conviviality. The menu boasts modern culinary lines. The venue also boasts a large outdoor terrace, pétanque court, brazier, etc. The craic" is an Irish word meaning the desire to share and enjoy oneself in a fun and pleasant setting. And that's exactly what we're all about! Come and enjoy a gourmet meal or a cocktail. Lounge on the terrace or enjoy an evening of concerts or DJ sets. There's always an occasion to celebrate at The Craic! The hotel is also a real Business Camp, with its 12 modern, modular and technological meeting rooms, including a 130-seat multi-purpose Amphitheatre and the creation of a disruptively innovative "Freestyle" meeting room for your conferences and seminars.

Listed as a historic monument in 1900, the Palais de l'Ile, often described as a "house in the shape of a ship" has been a prison, a courthouse and an administrative centre. It is an original structure, the oldest parts of which date from the 12th century.Firstly a simple quadrangular building described as a stronghold, which occasionally housed the prison and the minting workshop of the Counts of Geneva, today, the building referred to as the Palais de l'Ile is an original medieval monument: It is built on a natural rocky island. The stronghold was referred to for the first time in 1325 as a prison when the lord of Annecy paid Jean de Monthoux, the lord of Isle, for food for two prisoners. In 1355, Count Amadeus III of Geneva was awarded "the right to mint gold and silver on his land" by the Emperor Charles IV of the Holy Empire. A construction campaign led to the creation of a minting workshop which ceased activity at the end of the 14th century. The Geneva family died out. Annecy and the Geneva region were attached to the Duchy of Savoie and Duke Amadeus VIII gave the residence to the Monthoux family. At the end of the 16th century, the house which sheltered the courthouse, became known as the Palais de Justice de l'Ile. After the 18th century, the building was used for administrative functions, but also continued to be used as a prison up until 1864 when a new prison was built. This has since been destroyed. The Palais de l'Ile became a home for the elderly between 1865 and 1880. At the time, Annecy Municipal Council made plans to demolish the Palais de l'Ile in order to make room for baths, but the project was abandoned. The building was used temporarily as a school for stone carvers and carpenters, a gymnasium and accommodation. The novelist Andre Theuriet and Charles Suisse, the Inspector for Historic Monuments, spoke out against the planned demolition. On 16 February 1900, the Palais de l'Ile was listed as a historic monument and a first phase of renovation work was launched. The final phase of restoration dates from 1983-1985.

Unobstructed views of the canals and old town in the heart of the "Venice of the Alps". Modern interior. An old soul in a modern body.100 m from the lake, Hôtel du Palais de L'Isle is the perfect balance of 18th century building and modern interior just minutes beneath the Château. The tasteful combination of traditional and modern décor provides guests with all the comfort they could ask for. Air-conditioned rooms, satellite channels, Wi-Fi and more ensure you have a holiday to remember in this charming hotel.

Jardin public situé au bord du lac, sur 5 ha, corbeilles fleuries, rivière de plantes vivaces, collection de rosiers - volière remarquable.

Restaurant serving specialities from Savoy and fresh fish from the lakes nearby. Enjoy our wines directly selected from local wine-growers. Breakfast and brunch 7 days a week.Specialities from Savoy and fish from the lakes nearby, wines directly selected from local wine-growers. New! Le Ramoneur serves sweet and savoury breakfasts from 09.00 am, and brunch at 11.00 am. At the heart of the old town near the landing stage, the Chevallay family have been serving gourmets since 1923 and welcome diners 7 days a week.

Ideally located in the heart of the historic and commercial centre of Annecy.Our establishment offers quality services in a unique and authentic environment. Facing the lake or set back from the town, our 67 rooms are spacious and recently renovated. They feature free high-speed internet access, Nespresso coffee machines, courtesy trays, mini-bars, LCD screens, safes, hairdryers and air conditioning. Discover our new fitness room and our magnificent Lake Suite with views of the lake and mountains.