Explore Cesarches, Savoie, Rhône-Alpes with RENTRIP

Born of a desire to share their collective memory, the people of Queige have created this trail to tell the story of their lives in bygone days, of peasants who wore out their "galoches" and sweated for a living. Life in the mountains was far from easy in the past. Take a walk along the Pointières trail, created by the Queigerains themselves, and you'll discover, between meadows and gardens, the vestiges of a bygone era, such as the thatch at Baëque, a barn where you can learn about thatching techniques, or the Musée du Roselais, a former remue chalet where you can admire objects and tools from everyday life in the past: Do you know the adze, the skeleton key, the crankshaft? Can you tell the difference between a file and a rasp? And the various planer blades capable of carving delicate moldings in a simple plank, or the shoemaker's anvil on which the wooden soles of galoshes were nailed. Finally, there's the Veuillettes garden, where five families lived for part of the year in the midst of some 20 hectares of land. The panorama over the Albertville valley is also quite remarkable!

Follow this original itinerary overhanging the vigorous Arly river and taking roads through pretty high-altitude villages on the borders of Haute-Savoie. Departing from the Olympic city, you follow the Arly river, which you leave behind temporarily to climb to higher altitude via a few hairpin bends you're sure to remember. Then it's on to an undulating road with a forest atmosphere, requiring frequent changes of pace and punctuated by hamlets and villages that will provide you with well-deserved breaks. Take the opportunity to admire the pyramid-shaped Mont Charvin. In Flumet, you'll discover a medieval village with the feel of a village resort, where you can easily grab a bite to eat before setting off again. As you switch to the other side of the valley, you're greeted by a gentler landscape, with a view of the Espace Diamant ski area and a welcome forest canopy in warm weather. A beautiful descent above Ugine offers further fine views over the Haute Combe de Savoie.

From the Olympic city to the gateway to the Maurienne valley, a well-balanced route combining valley and climb to the first heights of the wild La Lauzière massif. Leave Albertville quickly and drive through the typical hamlets of the Combe de Savoie through the department's renowned orchards. Here grow apples and pears, which you can easily find at one of the local markets or greengrocers. The climb up to Bonvillard will certainly require some effort, but you'll be rewarded with a panoramic view of the Bauges massif and the Montmélian basin a little further on. Then it's a relatively steady descent to the gateway to the Maurienne valley (oh, there's that little climb up to Bonvillaret, but that'll pass on its own!), which you'll quickly leave behind to return to the flatness of the valley and retrace your steps. In the opposite direction, you'll rediscover the hamlets you passed through before, but from a different point of view: did you notice that pretty barn or orchard earlier?

This mythical pass is a great tour for the best cyclis. After 30 km, you arrive in the Méraillet pass and. have a wonderful point of view in the Roselend's hydroelectric dam. The finish is 10 km further away.

This route is a regular stage of the famous Tour de France. Every cyclist wants to add this pass to his hit list. When you're climbing, the landscape is wonderful.

This tour is one of the longer of our selection. It allows you to cross the Natural Park and discover a wonderful landscape. To return, take the bicycle path.

After 40 km climbing, the pass of Les Saisies is also a challenge of our selection for cyclist. After this ascent, a wonderful, the descent allows you to discover the massif of the Val d'Arly to Ugine. You can go back to Albertville using the bicycle path.

This wonderful tour, since Ugine, is for the experienceder. You'll cross the Val d'Arly and go to at the heart of the massif of the Aravis to arrive in Menthon Saint Bernard, on the bank of the lake of Annecy. The return is by the bank.

Let us connect the city with the mountain thanks to this path which leaves from Albertville and leads you up to the villages of Beaufortain, on foot, on horseback or in MOUNTAIN BIKE until Beaufort to Hauteluce.

Discover a little-known part of the Bauges massif on this attractive 50 km loop, with its varied profile and scenery, reserved for experienced cyclists! From the Olympic city, you'll follow part of the greenway along the Haute Combe de Savoie towards Ugine and Faverges: the landscapes through which you pass bear witness to both the industrial dynamic and the development of market garden produce. Have you noticed the majestic peak of Mont Charvin? Then there's a lovely, very gradual climb that takes you into the very special world of the mid-mountains, with their beautiful forests and large pastoral openings: you've entered the land of Tamié cheese, recognizable by its beige, slightly creamy paste with a firmer center: a stop at the Abbey where it's made by the monks is a must! Once over the Col de Tamié, a fairly technical descent awaits you back down to the valley: a short detour to the Grignon leisure park will provide you with a well-deserved cool-down after all your hard work!

Immerse yourself in the legacy of the 1992 Albertville Olympic Games and explore the wonders of Savoie through a unique interactive journey. Located on the ground floor of the Halle Olympique, this 500 m² museum space offers a modern scenography designed for visitors of all ages. Far more than a simple exhibition, Tremplin 92 invites you on a sensory exploration. Take a seat in a real paragliding harness to soar over the Beaufortain mountains, or step into the shoes of an athlete for a bobsleigh run via our virtual reality headsets. Interactive terminals, sound showers, and scent modules line your path for a fun and educational discovery. Thanks to our immersive bubbles, you can escape to the iconic Pierra Menta, visit the medieval town of Conflans, or uncover the secrets of local cheese-making in a cooperative.

Its ice rink of 1800m2 offers many activities for families. Its imposing climbing wall, 17m high, has nothing to envy with routes ranging from 4+ to 8B+: a pure delight for experienced climbers! Located in the heart of the Olympic Park, the Olympic Hall continues to vibrate to the rhythm of ovations by regularly hosting a wide range of concerts, shows, salons and sports competitions. With a sporting and event vocation, this equipment is today one of the most imposing in the territory. It remains nonetheless a sports center par excellence. The Olympic Hall has an ice rink with international dimensions of 1800 m2 and a climbing wall 17 m high with more than 50 routes on 580m2. Sliding sports enthusiasts will find their happiness, with family or friends, on its spacious ice rink through a public access with many activities for families.

Located in the Crest-Cherel fortified manor, the museum was built between the 13th and 16th centuries. You will discover the daily local, rural, and mountain life of the inhabitants of Ugine and the Val d'Arly from the late 19th to the early 20th century. Explore our Collections Discover over 1,500 period objects across 12 themed rooms at your own pace. Enjoy an interactive experience thanks to our newly installed videos and touchscreens. Special events, workshops, and activities are organized throughout the summer season. A Rich History Built between the 13th and 16th centuries, the Crest-Cherel Castle originally served to protect Ugine and its surroundings from enemy invasions. Over time, it lost its defensive role, becoming a private residence before later serving as a primary school! But how did this fortified manor become a museum? Until the early 20th century, Ugine was primarily an agricultural community, boasting over 1,300 hectares of forest. In 1984, the municipality restored the castle to preserve its heritage and showcase the traditions of the past. Since then, the castle walls have housed 1,500 objects that bear witness to the lives of Ugine's farmers of yesteryear. For Kids: The museum offers a FREE discovery game, tailored to different age groups. The Experience: Step back in time and explore ancient customs, local gastronomy, and traditional clothing. Guided Tours: This year, 4 special guided tours are available in July and August to explore the collections in depth.

Restored in 1998, the Fort de la Batterie is located at an altitude of 1440 m, in a place called "l'Alpettaz". Facing Mont-Blanc, it overlooks a cliff and dominates the Ugine valley. The view from up there is breathtaking. Ideally situated on the shoulder of the Dent de Cons, the Fort de la Batterie is the perfect setting for contemplative hikers and sports enthusiasts alike. Approx. 40 min walk from the parking lot. On the program: stroll, hike, snowshoe, climb, highline, trail, mountain run, wildlife observation, chamois and sabot de vénus, stag bellow, spectacular panoramic view, sea of clouds, sunset over the Mont Blanc massif, yoga and contemplation.

A 25-meter long covered swimming pool, 1 wading pool, 1 indoor slide and 1 small outdoor pool. A fitness area for all visitors to enjoy: spa, and weightlifting facilities, a squash court, and a dance and fitness room.

Located in the heart of the Bauges Mountains Natural Regional Park, in the small hamlet of Les Combes, this 200m² chalet is ideal for groups and for family gatherings (birthdays, reunions). In a warm and friendly all-natural setting. Located in the mountain village of "Les Combes," above Faverges-Seythenex. The chalet has a total capacity of 15 beds, allowing you to enjoy birthdays, family reunions, gatherings with friends, or your vacation, and is well-suited for hosting groups of kids. Rent the chalet for a weekend or for the week. WiFi - 1st full floor: large living room, fully-equipped kitchen, dishwasher, patio with barbecue. Vast yard and garden. - 2nd floor: dormitory (15 persons), 4 bedrooms (1 bedroom for 5 persons, 2 bedrooms for 4 persons and 1 for 2 persons), private bathroom in every bedroom. The 4 bedrooms and 4 private bathrooms allow groups the option of separating the kids, counselors, and bus driver. Three new chalets were built in 2018 (1 for 6-8 persons and 2 for 8-10 persons each). Nearby (within a 5km radius): In summer: - Tamié Fort and Abbey, - The Tamié "accrofort" treetop adventure course, - The Faverges-Seythennex cave and waterfall, - The Alpine coaster at La Sambuy and hikes with spectacular views of Lake Annecy and Mont Blanc, - Faverges castle and tower, including a butterfly and insect museum, - Trailheads for several hikes that start right from the doorstep, including our own adventure trail. - Rivers. - Cheese for purchase and tastings at the surrounding farms. In winter: - Val de Tamié Nordic ski area: 27 km of marked Nordic trails (skating and classic) in the Bauges Natural Regional Park. Beginner area, 2 green beginner trails, 2 blue intermediate trails, 2 red and black advanced trails, a sledding area, and snowshoeing. Equipment rental available. - Ski touring and snowshoeing at La Sambuy. Within a 10km radius: Lake Annecy, a swimming pool, ice-skating rink, movie theater, bowling alley, canyoning , paragliding, paddle boats.

Discover this unique collection of miniature mountain tools and traditional local objects. Not to be missed, the interactive displays give an idea of the alpine flora and fauna to be found in the mountains. Young and old alike will enjoy this warm place: its unique collection of miniature mountain tools, made by school students hundred years ago in manual work class, and its imposing interactive mountain display with alpine fauna and flora. Curious and passionate people are much awaited! Child-friendly : stroller access, free for children under 6yo.

Situated 10km from Lake Annecy and 15 km from Albertville, this campground is surrounded by mountains in a peaceful 4-hectare wooded area and right next to the bike path. Modern water park: outdoors pool, 3 slides, indoors heated pool. Bikes welcome certification (Accueil vélo). A quiet campground, ideal for families, just 10 km away from Lake Annecy. Spacious with a playground, a swimming-pool, a trampoline, and a rope. Enjoy a plethora of outdoor activities right in front of our doorstep: cycling (10m from the bike path), roller-blading, paragliding, hiking, golf, fishing, rock climbing, historic villages, Lake Annecy beaches... Rent a chalet, mobile home, or furnished tent. Restaurant, takeout.

With great views of Mont-Blanc, just sit back and relax. Stay in one of our 27 comfortable rooms and enjoy the hotel's restaurant that offers refined and creative cuisine. The hotel partners with the 9 and 18 hole golf course in Giez 6km away. Between the flower-covered prairies and the mountain landscape, the Florimont hotel welcomes you to its peaceful and relaxing location. Near the bike and pedestrian path, take advantage of the sites to see between the lake and mountains, and the Giez golf course. Enjoy rooms with 3-star comfort and the hotel restaurant.

Over 5000 butterflies and insects from the 5 continents. There are only 3 museum of this kind in France. Souvenirs, gifts and postcards. 3 rooms with over 5000 butterflies and insects from the 5 continents. The 1st room contains European fauna, with a special focus on the diurnal butterflies from the Massif des Bauges Regional Nature Reserve. The 2nd room offers a rich insight into the butterflies and insects from the Upper Amazon Basin. In the 3rd room, visitors can look at butterflies from Africa and Asia as well as stunningly spectacular giant insects. An area is dedicated to temporary exhibitions: since 2022, an exhibition on the endemic fauna of Madagascar with more than 300 butterflies and insects from that area. To round off the tour, live insects are on display in terrariums (currently under work).

Built between 1877 and 1881, at 1130 meters elevation on the western flanks of Roche Pourrie, this defenseive fort and garrison, with the Laitelet and Têtes bunkers, is strategically placed between the Beaufortain Mountains and the Tarentaise Valley. Extremely well preserved, today it houses a cheese-aging facility for Beaufort cheese. Built between 1877 and 1881, at 1130 meters elevation on the western flanks of Roche Pourrie, this defensive fort and garrison, with the Laitelet and Têtes bunkers, is strategically placed between the beaufortain Mountains and the Tarentaise Valley. Extremely well preserved, today it houses a cheese-aging facility for Beaufort cheese..

The medieval city of Conflans offers the charm of yesteryear. discover its narrow streets, old shops, gardens, and baroque church. Overlooking the city, sheltered behind its 14th century walls, the medieval city of Confl ans offers the charm of yesteryear. discover its narrow streets, old shops, gardens, and baroque church, and enjoy incredible views of Combe de savoie valley, and the bauges and Chartreuse mountains. in the heart of the city, enter the art and History museum, located in a beautiful registered historical monument.

Saint-Gras church in the medieval city was completely rebuilt in the 18th century to become a superb baroque edifice. The altarpiece, the pulpit and the baptismal fonts will astonish you with their ornate décor. Outside, behind the church, be sure to visit the rock with an engraved text about the edifice's construction.

Museum of Art and History Awarded the "Musée de France" label, the Albertville Museum of Art and History is located in the heart of the historic medieval city of Conflans. Its collections trace the history of Albertville from the Gallo-Roman period to the early 20th century. Tours are available. Housed within the Maison Rouge, a sumptuous 14th-century residence listed as a Historical Monument, the collections trace the history of Albertville and its surroundings. From the Romans to early skiing equipment, and from masterpieces of sacred art to objects of rural life, the museum bears witness to the richness of Savoyard heritage. Highlights: Audioguide: Available in French, English, audio description, and a children's version (included in the admission fee). Family Booklet: Features coloring and crosswords to explore the museum while having fun (three difficulty levels available). Gift Shop: Free access to extend your visit with local crafts, books, games, and souvenirs. Virtual Tour: For visitors with reduced mobility, available to view on the ground floor and at www.albertville.fr/culture/musee-art-histoire/

This square tower is the most representative monument of the Middle Ages and the only witness to the Château de la Cour, which once stretched across this public garden. The Bernadines occupied the site in the 17th century.

It was built in 1762 after a fire on Easter Monday 1761 threatened to destroy the village. The villagers prayed to Our Lady of the Well and promised to make an offering to the parish if the fire stopped, which it did. It was built in 1762 by Jacques Cléry, from the parish of Chevron, after a fire on Easter Monday 1761 threatened to destroy the village of Mérier, whose roofs were still thatched. Faced with the extent of the damage, the villagers prayed to Notre Dame du Puits and promised to make an offering to the parish if the fire would stop. Shortly afterwards, the fire, whose flames were already licking the neighboring houses, extinguished itself. True to their promise, the Allondains offered a heifer each year. This heifer was auctioned off, with the proceeds going to the parish. When the procession returned from the Mérier chapel, crowds would gather in the church square. There, the crier would announce the first bids, followed by the offering of a lamb at the end of the 19th century. Afterwards, Allondains brought eggs, diots and cereals to the church, all of which were auctioned off. The day ended with a ball in the village cafés. The custom continued with the Vogue des Coquets (eggs) until 1995. Over the years, various maintenance works have been carried out, including strapping, sheet metal roofing and bluewashing. In 2011, the town council launched a renovation project. To restore the chapel to its former glory, major exterior work was required. It is the only remaining chapel in Allondaz. Inside, the chapel features a small altarpiece with 2 twisted columns, as well as a 70 cm gilded wooden statuette of the Virgin and Child from the 18th century.

It was built in 1699 on the initiative and with funds donated by Jean RACT-TESSOT, parish priest of CELLIERS and a native of the village. It is dedicated to Saint-Germain, Notre-Dame du Puy and Saint-Jean l'Evangéliste. Source: Mercury town hall

Built around 1630, it is dedicated to Bernard de Menthon, Sainte Marguerite and Saint Claude. It was built thanks to donations from local residents, and was a popular place of worship for Marthod parishioners. Source: Mercury town hall

Altitude: 871 m. It links the Ugine valley with Queige and the Beaufortain. Nearby are a succession of beautiful hamlets such as La Forclaz and Champ Gilbert. From the pass, a path leads to the ruins of Château de Cornillon, burnt down in the 14th century.

The lake of Queige is a pleasant and relaxing place. It is ideal for a family picnic and is equipped with barbecues. Parents will be able to enjoy the calm while their children play near the lake. No swimming. The lake of Queige is a pleasant and relaxing place. It is ideal for a family picnic and is equipped with barbecues. Parents will be able to enjoy the calm while their children play near the lake. No swimming.

Traditional restaurant located in the hamlet of Bisanne 1500, accessible by car, shuttle bus and ski via Le Planay slope. Terrace facing Mt Blanc.

Bar, brasserie, Savoyard specialties, ice cream parlor, bread store, charcuterie, Savoy cheese.

In this lovely and warm cottage at the edge of Marlens water body, taste some good and convivial dishes, made out of fresh and local products. With its wooden interior, stone cladding, fireplace and mountain-inspired décor, this restaurant truly lives up to its name. The warm and cosy atmosphere evokes the charm of a traditional Alpine chalet. Cheese lovers and fans of Savoyard specialities are in for a treat. The menu features more than 14 fondue recipes and 5 raclette options, available for one person or more, with unlimited servings. The brasserie is open throughout the day, serving crêpes, ice creams, sharing platters, as well as a wide selection of beers and wines. Ideally located beside the Marlens lake, the restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely stroll after your meal.

At the top of Mont Bisanne, at an altitude of 2000m, indoors or on the terrace, enjoy an exceptional 360 ° panoramic view of the Mont Blanc massif, the Aravis range, the Beaufortain massif and the Combe de Savoy. In summer, traditional catering, Savoyard specialties. In winter, self-service restaurant and snack bar with take-away sale. Warm atmosphere and friendly welcome.

At the top of the La Sambuy ski area, enjoy tasty diot sausages, hot and cold drinks, cheeses, and local products. 100% made in Là Haut! Deck with 360° panoramic views of Lake Annecy, Mont Blanc, music, a great atmosphere... A restauration point, also used as a pop-up for Opinel.

Les Arolles dominate over Arêches Valley, on the ski slopes in winter or on the walk course of Beaufortain in summer. The dizzy terrace of the restaurant and hearty meals served up there make with it a good landmark.

Enjoy home-style cooking and a warm friendly atmosphere at this charming restaurant in downtown Faverges-Seythenex. In downtown Faverges, halfway between Annecy and Albertville, you will come across a charming restaurant with parking nearby. The chef will cook a home-style meal, and you will enjoy taking a relaxing break in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The cozy off-yellow and wood setting, as well as the antique objects collected here and there over the years all tell a story! Our specialty: veal kidneys.

Chalet restaurant and mountain bar in the heart of nature. Local and homemade cuisine, bar, warm atmosphere and friendly music.

A genuine mountain restaurant offering traditional and local cuisine and much more! Fresh seasonal produce and other products. At L'Avalanche, stop for a quick break and enjoy the slope-side views! Enjoy the vast outdoor patio and warm indoor dining room at the foot of the La Sambuy ski resort. Spend time around the wood stove in a warm and friendly atmosphere, or outside on the patio with fantastic panoramic views and discover our delicious local cuisine. Enjoy any of our delightful meals or a cheese speciality made with authentic farmhouse cheese. Thanks to the never-ending passion of local farmers working the soil in a well-preserved all-natural environment, we are lucky to work with high-quality authentic local produce in our dishes in order to delight your taste buds. In an ideal location at the foot of the La Sambuy ski resort, facing the chairlift and the year round toboggan, enjoy this beautiful mountain setting for a lovely gourmet break. Upon request, we can organise any event or private evening party, as well as a fun-filled activity before your meal (snowshoeing, a day mountain biking, ski touring...). Just contact us!

At the campsite Les Glières, situated at the gates of Le Beaufortain, the length of the B road from Albertville to Beaufort you will find calm and peacefulness. About 10 minutes from Albertville and Beaufort.

Face to the well-known Mont-Blanc, overlooking the Beaufortain Valley, 1 000m high, this holidays cottage offers you a friendly-family welcome, a warm atmosphere and a delightful cooking. Hiking for everbody.Everything is made for your special holidays in a peaceful hamlet, in authentical grounds and fields.

Located in the heart of the Bauges Mountains Natural Regional Park, in the small hamlet of Les Combes, this 200m² chalet is ideal for groups and for family gatherings (birthdays, reunions). In a warm and friendly all-natural setting. Located in the mountain village of "Les Combes," above Faverges-Seythenex. The chalet has a total capacity of 15 beds, allowing you to enjoy birthdays, family reunions, gatherings with friends, or your vacation, and is well-suited for hosting groups of kids. Rent the chalet for a weekend or for the week. WiFi - 1st full floor: large living room, fully-equipped kitchen, dishwasher, patio with barbecue. Vast yard and garden. - 2nd floor: dormitory (15 persons), 4 bedrooms (1 bedroom for 5 persons, 2 bedrooms for 4 persons and 1 for 2 persons), private bathroom in every bedroom. The 4 bedrooms and 4 private bathrooms allow groups the option of separating the kids, counselors, and bus driver. Three new chalets were built in 2018 (1 for 6-8 persons and 2 for 8-10 persons each). Nearby (within a 5km radius): In summer: - Tamié Fort and Abbey, - The Tamié "accrofort" treetop adventure course, - The Faverges-Seythennex cave and waterfall, - The Alpine coaster at La Sambuy and hikes with spectacular views of Lake Annecy and Mont Blanc, - Faverges castle and tower, including a butterfly and insect museum, - Trailheads for several hikes that start right from the doorstep, including our own adventure trail. - Rivers. - Cheese for purchase and tastings at the surrounding farms. In winter: - Val de Tamié Nordic ski area: 27 km of marked Nordic trails (skating and classic) in the Bauges Natural Regional Park. Beginner area, 2 green beginner trails, 2 blue intermediate trails, 2 red and black advanced trails, a sledding area, and snowshoeing. Equipment rental available. - Ski touring and snowshoeing at La Sambuy. Within a 10km radius: Lake Annecy, a swimming pool, ice-skating rink, movie theater, bowling alley, canyoning , paragliding, paddle boats.

Situated 10km from Lake Annecy and 15 km from Albertville, this campground is surrounded by mountains in a peaceful 4-hectare wooded area and right next to the bike path. Modern water park: outdoors pool, 3 slides, indoors heated pool. Bikes welcome certification (Accueil vélo). A quiet campground, ideal for families, just 10 km away from Lake Annecy. Spacious with a playground, a swimming-pool, a trampoline, and a rope. Enjoy a plethora of outdoor activities right in front of our doorstep: cycling (10m from the bike path), roller-blading, paragliding, hiking, golf, fishing, rock climbing, historic villages, Lake Annecy beaches... Rent a chalet, mobile home, or furnished tent. Restaurant, takeout.

With great views of Mont-Blanc, just sit back and relax. Stay in one of our 27 comfortable rooms and enjoy the hotel's restaurant that offers refined and creative cuisine. The hotel partners with the 9 and 18 hole golf course in Giez 6km away. Between the flower-covered prairies and the mountain landscape, the Florimont hotel welcomes you to its peaceful and relaxing location. Near the bike and pedestrian path, take advantage of the sites to see between the lake and mountains, and the Giez golf course. Enjoy rooms with 3-star comfort and the hotel restaurant.

On the walk of Beaufortain, next to the Brassa lake and a lot of other walks, that private refuge overhangs Arêches valley and offers a stunning view on the Mont Blanc. Viewpoint indicator.

Between lake and mountains, in a quiet environment the castle offer 48 rooms and numerous playful spaces. Ideal holiday resort all year round, the tourist Center of the castle propses good comfort rooms in the shade of the XIIth century donjon. Stays, seminaries,banquets, coktail parties up to 200 persons

Near lake Annecy, in the Natural Regional Park of the Bauges mountain range, take a break un a friendly and warm atmosphere for an unprecedented stay in one of the 3 yurts which can house from 2 to 6 persons. Far from being an ordinary tent, this traditional habitat from Central Asia, listed as part of the World Heritage by the UNESCO, finds a natural place at the heart of the mountains. You can spend one or several nights comfortably settled in one of the three yurts, away from the house, close to nature. From your small individual patio, you can enjoy the view of the valley, the surrounding mountains and Faverges castle. Meeting room available by request, price by request also.

Là Haut, 1830m high at the top of the tracks of la Sambuy, enjoy an original Alpine experience! Beautiful 360° panorama of the Alps, Mont Blanc and Lake Annecy. Comfortable refuge and good table. The refuge welcomes hikers, groups, corporate seminars and private events. Savour simple, homemade seasonal cuisine prepared with carefully selected local ingredients, favouring short supply chains and an environmentally friendly approach.