Explore Evian-les-bains from Logis Hotel De La Plage

World famous for its mineral water, Evian is also a spa town that cultivates its rich historical and natural heritage. This walk will help you discover the richness of Evian's heritage. Discover Evian's rich heritage. The Quai de Blonay and its arboretum with over 1,000 species, its flower gardens, the Belle Époque buildings, the Cachat spring, the Casino theater, the "Villa Lumière" town hall (former villa of the Lumière brothers) and the Palais Lumière (former thermal baths renovated as a cultural and convention center),... You can quench your thirst and taste Evian water at the Cachat snack bar along the way. To reach the heights of Evian and Neuvecelle more quickly, you can take the free funicular (open spring/summer). You'll pass the historic hotels: le Royal*****, l'Hermitage**** and la Verniaz****, and from the top you'll enjoy views of the lake and town. The descent takes you through various hamlets and along the Evian golf course. You'll reach the railway station and walk along the lake back to the starting point.

This third stage of the GRP Littoral du Léman takes you from Evian-les-Bains to Champanges. The first part follows the same itinerary as the previous stage, before continuing on to Larringes and its château. After reaching the Parc de Neuvecelle, a 5-hectare park located in a Natural Zone of Ecological, Faunistic and Floristic Interest, you'll continue your hike towards Larringes and Champanges. You'll pass through fields and villages until you reach the Château de Larringes. Château de Larringes is an ancient stronghold built on Roman ruins dating back to the 10th century, and rebuilt in the 14th century by Rodolphe de Larringes, Seigneur de Coudrée. Offering a breathtaking view of the Bernese Alps, Fort l'Écluse, the Jura Mountains and Mont Blanc over a radius of more than 100 km, its geographical location made it a veritable strategic point for defending the territory. The château takes the form of a quadrangular enclosure. Only admirable from the outside, it is now privately owned.

This urban walk, known as the "Promenade", allows visitors to discover Evian-les-Bains and Neuvecelle from the heights with a view to Lake Geneva. As a bonus, test a trip to the Belle Epoque aboard the funicular. During this walk, you'll cross the Clair Matin park and discover a vast panorama of Lake Geneva and its Swiss shoreline, with an orientation table on site. You'll discover the Maraîche chapel, located in the commune of Neuvecelle, overlooking Lake Geneva at an altitude of 470m. Its location has inspired many painters. It has been a listed monument since 1921. Built in the 12th century by peasant monks from the Abondance abbey, it is dedicated to St André, patron saint of fishermen. You'll pass by the Palais Lumière in Evian-les-Bains and walk a short stretch of the GR de Pays du Littoral du Léman, or if you prefer, climb aboard the funicular that takes you to the heights of Evian-les-Bains.

The outing goes through the park of Neuvecelle classified natural area and allows to discover the architectural heritage of the main hotels of Evian, the funicular dating back from 1905 and the chapel of Maraiche dating from the 12th century. With its themed gardens, Neuvecelle Park covers 5 hectares. It is designated as a remarkable natural area. The park’s mascot, the heron, lives along the edges of the park’s ponds. This walk offers the chance to explore the Royal, Ermitage, and La Verniaz hotels, as well as the Grange au Lac performance hall—all key venues of the 2003 G8 Summit. The funicular, dating from 1905, connects to downtown Evian (free, open from May through September). Another point of interest is the Maraiche Chapel, built in the 12th century by peasant monks. Its bell tower, along with a painting, a chasuble, and a silver chalice, have been designated as historic monuments since 1924. Bonus tip: Before heading back, you can take Avenue de Maraiche all the way to the Maraiche Chapel. An alternative route is available starting from the funicular’s upper station.

In addition to its beautiful views of Lake Geneva, the Valais Alps and the French Pre-Alps, the trail will take you through the village of Larringes, which has preserved all its authenticity and will immerse you in the history of Savoy (castle). This easy hike starts in front of Mont Blanc. An orientation table is located a few metres from the start. The soul of Larringes is located on the village square with the church, the town hall and the basin of pure and fresh water which waters the herds evening and morning for 6 months. The path then plunges you into the history of Savoie, at the foot of the castle from where you can dominate the plain, the mountains and the banks of the lake. The undergrowth of fayards leads to a health trail, which can be followed by a visit to a local producer (sausage and cheese).

MTB circuit n°17 La Source - Espace VTT FFC pays d'Evian balcon du Léman, located on the Gavot plateau - les Rives du Léman. Can be completed by mountain bike or electric mountain bike. Green level, easy.

One of the Boucles du Coteau de Publier trails: a pleasant stroll that takes you from the commune's main town to the lakeside. Mainly in shady undergrowth, you'll follow the red triangle of the local signposting along the way. Departure point: Car park at Belvédère and Source Farquenoud in Publier. (Belvédère Eva'd bus stop line 3) Departure possible from the Eglise and the Chef-Lieu of Publier (disc zone parking) or Publier Eglise bus stop lines 3 and 12 Eva'd. From the Farquenoud belvedere, you'll find the Souriane spring where Evian natural mineral water flows, with a lovely view of Lake Geneva. Head back up towards the main town, passing through fields and vegetable gardens. You can make your first stop at the Publier church. The path then descends into the undergrowth, crossing the Nant with the pretty bridge "sur le Nant", and descending again along a wide path to the railroad line, which you have to cross. Reach the lakeside via Parc Maxima with its ferruginous spring and century-old trees. We recommend a break by the lake. At the landing stage, you reach the old village, pass through the passage de l'Abbé Chipier, a small tunnel under the railroad line, then climb up to Crochet. You pass the Crochet orchard and follow the path through the undergrowth that runs alongside the tracks. Pass through woods and fields with a herd of sheep in the Châtaigneraie. Crochet and a short detour to the Chapelle Saint-Etienne on the Blonay estate. (pass between the soccer pitches). Return along the higher path, passing fields and greenhouses and several remarkable trees before reaching the Buvette de Farquenoud lookout.

Easy hike with a panorama of the Bernese Alps or the Jura mountains, Lake Geneva, and on the other side, the chain of Memises. Departure : Maxilly town hall A very nice walk around the village of Maxilly sur Léman. A walk with beautiful views of Lake Geneva, but also of the Chablais massif. It is also the discovery of its still untouched pastures and chestnut forests.

This fourth stage of the GRP Littoral du Léman will take you from Champanges to Thonon-les-Bains. Along the Dranse, then on a rural path to the Chataigneraie park, you will then walk along the lake of Geneva to the center of Thonon-les-Bains. Starting from Champanges, this stage will take you first to the domain of Ripaille, with a part along the Dranse. With a 3,000 year old history, this domain is a worthy representative of the history of the territory. From the Gallo-Roman times to the Middle Ages, until today, Ripaille has always been a place where residents and visitors come to recharge their batteries. The Domaine now belongs to the Necker-Engel family, descendants of Louis XVI's Minister of Finance. Visits of 1h30 are proposed for the price of 10€. You will then walk along the lake to reach the center of Thonon-les-Bains. Thermal city par excellence, take advantage of it to relax and recharge your batteries after your 4th step. Take also the time to discover the basilica of Saint François de Sales with its magnificent vaults and stained glasses.

The path leads from the edge of the plateau, with its plunging view over Lake Geneva, to the more intimate territory of the Maravant valley (meaning "bad ravine"). The Saint-Martin de Champanges church (starting point) dates from 1720. Starting from the church in Champanges, you'll reach the village of Larringes, then the hamlets of Féternes. An easy walk to discover the different landscapes of the Gavot plateau. The more curious will discover an imposing stone bowl, evidence of a prehistoric presence, and, near the Château-Vieux chapel, the lime tree planted in Sully's time, or the Gerbaz mill, which produced flour and oil until 1932.

A magnificent domain on the edge of the lake, the swimming pool and the beach of Evian benefit from a framework favourable to the amusement of the young people and the relaxation of the parents. The water sports centre offers a wide range of activities : a 50-metre Olympic pool, a 25-metre medium-sized pool with 6 water jets (waterfalls and massaging jets), a paddling pool, supervised access to the lake, table tennis, deckchairs for hire, petanque and volleyball courts, a 160-metre slide. A swimming school also offers individual or group lessons. Men must wear swimming trunks or boxer shorts when swimming in the pool. New this year : a fitness area "Le fitness Studio Base Camp" welcomes you for sports coaching lessons with music facing the lake. For more information: www.basecamp.training A supervised swimming area at the lake is open every day : In June and September: from 12pm to 6pm In July and August: from 11am to 7pm A nautical base is present with rental of kayak and paddle, diving, sailing, snorkeling and rowing. From May to September, ‘Apnée Léman’ offers everyone the chance to discover and practise freediving, from beginners to experienced freedivers. Lessons can be given in French, English and Spanish. A children’s pool (free entry) is open for little ones (aged 3 months to 6 years) to swim under their parents’ supervision. This enclosed, secure area is equipped with paddling pools and water play features. It is open: Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10.30 am to 6 pm in June, and every day in July and August from 10 am to 7 pm. New for 2026 : A new dining area with Agora, offering a varied menu throughout the day Brunches, homemade granola, avocado toast, light meals, gourmet treats and festive evenings every Thursday in a friendly atmosphere. • Fresh, seasonal cuisine : * Light, carefully prepared dishes all summer and every weekend. • Snacks all day : Bagels, sandwiches, paninis… a simple, high-quality selection at any time. • Sweet treats : Crêpes, ice cream, doughnuts, muffins… for young and old alike. • Festive evenings : Every Thursday: DJ sets, themed evenings and a friendly atmosphere. Five highlights this season : 27 and 28 June : ‘Get out on the water’ 25 June to 20 August: Evening sessions at the water sports centre 18 July : Evian City Cup 12 and 13 September : Evian Triathlon

The little train offers you a 45 minutes tour. Thanks to the commentary on board, you will discover the main monuments and emblematic places of the city.

Place of conservation of the historical archives of the City and temporary exhibition space, the Maison Gribaldi is one of the last vestiges of old Evian. Built during the Renaissance period, it still has mullioned windows topped with bracketed lintels, a wooden gallery that was replaced identically during the restoration-extension of 2013 and, inside the building, a beautiful stone spiral staircase. Built against the ramparts that encircled the city, it probably belonged to Vespasian de Gribaldi, a friend of François de Sales and former archbishop of Vienne in the Dauphiné, who left his name to it. It may have been an outbuilding of his nearby manor house, located at the corner of the upper street. The historical and iconographic archives will be digitised and accessible to all from computer stations. A valuable educational tool for research, schools and the public. The Maison Gribaldi is open to the public during exhibitions.

A programme of thematic exhibitions is presented every year : paintings, sculptures, photographs, etc. In just a few years, the Palais Lumière has become one of the main cultural and artistic centres of the lake Geneva basin. Inaugurated in August 1902, the institute of hydrotherapy is considered to be the best of its kind. Open from 15 May to 15 October, it administers 1,200 treatments a day: baths, showers, massages, and electrical and mechanical treatments. Architect Ernest Brunnarius designed an impressive building: 68 m long and 25 m high, topped with a 30-m dome on a square base. Along the partially tiled façade, the ramps lead to a monumental entrance framed by bell towers. Under the porch, two paintings by Jean Benderly depict water. Listed as a historical monument, the building was extensively renovated from 2004 to 2006. Renamed the "Palais Lumière", it now holds a multi-media library, exhibition rooms and a convention centre. - From 7 February to 17 May 2026 The Palais Lumière honours Ferdinand Hodler (1853–1918) and the mark he left on Swiss painting. Arriving in Geneva in 1871, this painter from Bern became a major figure within a few decades. More than 140 works by 55 artists have been brought together to illustrate this panorama of Swiss painting at the turn of the 20th century. Fifty-six lenders, Swiss institutions and private collectors were approached for this extraordinary project. Guided tours are available from Tuesday to Sunday at 2.30pm. Additional tours are available on weekends at 4pm. A little game from the Palais Lumière for 6-12 year olds: a booklet for visiting the exhibition in a fun way is available at reception.

The Champions Course is the 18-hole course (par 72) of the Evian Resort Golf Club. It extends over a distance of 6,128 meters (6,702 yards) and hosts each year, in July, the Amundi Evian Championship, the only major tournament in continental Europe. Set between the shores of Lake Geneva and the Alpine peaks. On every hole, players are treated to breathtaking views and a distinctive playing experience, where the scenery fully shapes strategic decision-making. Designed to combine strategy, precision, and commitment, The Champions Course features a succession of technical tee shots, changes in elevation, and delicate approaches to the greens. Renowned for their consistency and speed, the greens are among the most demanding on the circuit, making the course a comprehensive test for both the world’s elite and accomplished amateur golfers. As the only Major played in continental Europe, this event places The Champions Course at the heart of the international golf scene and confirms its status among the world’s reference courses. Open to amateur golfers with a maximum handicap of 35, The Champions Course offers everyone the opportunity to play a legendary course, shaped by more than a century of history and competition, in one of the most beautiful golfing settings in the world.

Its setting, traditional by its colors and wooden tables, country for its view of the gardens, even has the appearance of distinguished guinguette with its large sunny terrace open in summer. The Chef’s menu is a sign of this bistro spirit. Back to basics with seasonal produce, worked with passion by local men and women such as Pierre Pecquery's fishmonger "du Léman à l'océan", Simon Michoud's charcuterie and Jean-Claude Cartailler's escargotière de Chevenoz, to name but a few. From the kitchen to the dining room, the conviviality of the Bistrot comes alive and spreads through the brigade, this great family of La Verniaz who work daily with the sole aim of welcoming you with talent and love of the profession. The restaurant offers families high chairs, booster seats and colouring books for younger guests.

Swimming - Télébeune - Pedalo - Canoe - Tubbing - Aquatic climbing wall - Swimming pool - Diving board - Trampoline - Base module inflatable - Boules - Ping-pong - Beach volley - Kid's games - Bar - Restaurant - Terrace - Snack - Cloackroom - Unusual accommodation - Car park. Indiana Park of La Beunaz welcome all the branch addicts, wether they are young or old !!! In the heart of a preserved natural space, dicover the forest from a new angle. New this year: - The Splash de la Beunaz is a floating aquatic obstacle course, made up of twenty or so inflatable modules, which can rise up to 5 metres high. An aquatic activity par excellence, the Splash is suitable for everyone, adults and children from 6 years old (accompanied by a responsible adult for children under 135cm). On a surface of more than 1000 m², launch yourself on the trampolines, slides, climbing wall, beams and bridges, equipped with life jackets, for one-hour sessions. Take on the Splash and have fun! - Step paddle (included in the Pass'Beun): La Beunaz Beach is equipped this year with elliptical StepUp Paddle. No more need to paddle, you move forward by pedalling, thanks to a system of underwater fins activated by your legs. The sensation of walking on water is unique! Accessible to a wide audience, they are easy to use and offer a better balance than a paddle board thanks to the handlebars. These pedal boards are ideal for enjoying the lake of La Beunaz and taking advantage of an outdoor fitness session by exercising one's athletic body during a water ride. - A new relaxation area on the lawn (free access). The beach at La Beunaz has benefited this year from development work, enabling it to offer its visitors a new relaxation area ideal for sunbathing. Translated with www.deepl.com/translator (free version)

Looking for thrills and fun in the great outdoors? AN Rafting welcomes you for unforgettable descents on the Dranse River, between tumultuous rapids and alpine landscapes! Whether you're with family or friends, our team of passionate guides guarantees a 100% friendly and safe experience. Activities are accessible to everyone, from beginners to experienced divers, and we adapt our descents to your level.

Historic, cultural and winemaking centre in Haute-Savoie, the Castle de Ripaille is also one of the biggest and most remarkable natural sites on the banks of Lake Geneva. By its grandeur, its charm, its memories, Ripaille is one of the most beautiful domains on the shores of Lake Geneva. In the Middle Ages, a semi-religious retreat of the first Duke of Savoy, Amédée VIII, in the 17th and 18th centuries, a Carthusian monastery, protected from the "century" by the high wall that still surrounds it today, in 1900 the property of a great industrialist and aesthete, Ripaille has always been a place where residents and visitors come to "recharge their batteries". The visit of the site of Ripaille plunges the visitor in the time of the counts of Savoy in the XIIIth century and evokes the reign of the first Duke of Savoy, the great Amédée VIII and the history of the Carthusian monks, owners of the domain from the XVIIth century until the French Revolution. This fresco ends with the fabulous architectural adventure of the 1900 Restoration when the dream of a great Alsatian industrialist made Ripaille a total work of art! Since this year, the dining room of the Engel-Gros family and the kitchen of the castle are refurnished and put back in function, come and discover this unique reconstitution of the daily life in the Belle Epoque! Beyond history, visiting Ripaille means discovering a preserved nature, an exceptional land and magnificent gardens between Dent d'Oche and Lake Geneva. Come for a visit, a professional or cultural event, a private party or to taste the Ripaille AOC wine produced on site. The Castle is the seat of a Foundation, created in 1976, which works for the conversation, the valorization and the animation of this monument. The preservation of the environment is at the center of its concerns. * The visit of Ripaille is for young and old, with: - The Amédée room dedicated to the presentation of medieval Savoyard civilization through the presentation of stained glass windows, numismatics, and original manuscripts. - The reconstitution of the old kitchen of the Château de Ripaille and the dining room of the Belle Epoque: kitchen utensils, original objects, tableware, come and discover the modernity of Ripaille with the automatic windows or the dumbwaiter linking the first floor to the second floor. - The film "Ripaille through time" in a specially dedicated projection room recounting the history of the Château de Ripaille. - The free visit of the castle: the castle can be visited freely from April to October and during school vacations, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 6 pm (closing at 5 pm on Saturdays), with the help of a paper documentation and audio guides in French, English and German. - A special tour for children: spend a convivial moment with your family and follow Aymonet Corviaux, carpenter, architect and builder of Ripaille in 1434, through the maze of the castle. This tour will take you from the large terrace with a panoramic view of the lake, to the old cellars and medieval moats. - The "Workshops in a mess. Wednesdays at Ripaille": creative and educational workshops offered every Wednesday, according to the opening calendar of the Castle. - A temporary exhibition renewed every year. Guided tours provided by professional guides. Services include both the visit and the tasting or the visit, tasting and meal. Many formulas are possible. The Fondation Ripaille will study all requests by email visite@ripaille.fr or by phone 04 50 26 64 44.

Our mountain guides will take you hiking, climbing, mountain biking or discovering our heritage, from the shores of Lake Geneva to the mountains, from the Gavot plateau to the Abondance valley. Activities for all ages and abilities. Professionalism, competence, conviviality, ethics and deontology: mountain professionals are your natural mediators when you want to discover, appreciate and understand the many facets of the mountain environment.

A magnificent domain on the edge of the lake, the swimming pool and the beach of Evian benefit from a framework favourable to the amusement of the young people and the relaxation of the parents. The water sports centre offers a wide range of activities : a 50-metre Olympic pool, a 25-metre medium-sized pool with 6 water jets (waterfalls and massaging jets), a paddling pool, supervised access to the lake, table tennis, deckchairs for hire, petanque and volleyball courts, a 160-metre slide. A swimming school also offers individual or group lessons. Men must wear swimming trunks or boxer shorts when swimming in the pool. New this year : a fitness area "Le fitness Studio Base Camp" welcomes you for sports coaching lessons with music facing the lake. For more information: www.basecamp.training A supervised swimming area at the lake is open every day : In June and September: from 12pm to 6pm In July and August: from 11am to 7pm A nautical base is present with rental of kayak and paddle, diving, sailing, snorkeling and rowing. From May to September, ‘Apnée Léman’ offers everyone the chance to discover and practise freediving, from beginners to experienced freedivers. Lessons can be given in French, English and Spanish. A children’s pool (free entry) is open for little ones (aged 3 months to 6 years) to swim under their parents’ supervision. This enclosed, secure area is equipped with paddling pools and water play features. It is open: Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10.30 am to 6 pm in June, and every day in July and August from 10 am to 7 pm. New for 2026 : A new dining area with Agora, offering a varied menu throughout the day Brunches, homemade granola, avocado toast, light meals, gourmet treats and festive evenings every Thursday in a friendly atmosphere. • Fresh, seasonal cuisine : * Light, carefully prepared dishes all summer and every weekend. • Snacks all day : Bagels, sandwiches, paninis… a simple, high-quality selection at any time. • Sweet treats : Crêpes, ice cream, doughnuts, muffins… for young and old alike. • Festive evenings : Every Thursday: DJ sets, themed evenings and a friendly atmosphere. Five highlights this season : 27 and 28 June : ‘Get out on the water’ 25 June to 20 August: Evening sessions at the water sports centre 18 July : Evian City Cup 12 and 13 September : Evian Triathlon

Today's casino was designed and built by Albert Hébrard in 1912 in place of the Blonay barons' castle which burned down the year before Ennemond de Blonay (1838-1878)—last descendant of his family and Evian mayor—installed a municipal casino there before bequeathing it to the city. With 15,000 m² of shore line, a new dock and gardens were created. The reinforced concrete building is shaped like a grand central hall and opens to all the annexes: concert halls, game and reading rooms, and a restaurant. It is topped by an impressive decorated cupola that has hints of Byzantine influences. One of the two side staircases, which have been removed, gave access to large covered patios with a view of the Léman.

Former summer residence of the Lumière family from Lyon, this sumptuous villa of classic French style inspired by the Renaissance, became Evian's town hall in 1927. This villa was bought unfinished in 1896 by Antoine Lumière, a painter and photographer from Lyon, who invented the instant photographic plates that made his fortune. His sons, Louis and Auguste, are the inventors of cinema. Antoine Lumière modified the villa's plans and fitted out to his taste. Neo-Classical outside and eclectic inside, the building emanates an impression of opulence. The monumental oak entrance door is decorated with bronze bas-reliefs representing painting and sculpture. It is framed by two atlantes, replicas of Pierre Puget (17th century), supporting a pediment decorated with a sun, an allusion to the family's patronymic. The lake-side door is topped with a bronze copy of Michelangelo's The Thinker. The Villa Lumière is listed as a historical monument and has been Evian's City Hall since 1927. On business days, the vestibule and the Golden Lounge are open to the public during office hours.

The church of Neuvecelle is located in the parish of Saint-André en Gavot-Léman, in the diocese of Annecy. Dedicated to Saint Nicolas, the church was built within the walls of the Château de Neuvecelle, originally owned by the local lords. Over the centuries, it was enlarged and rebuilt in the Sardinian neoclassical style, with a dome on a Latin cross plan. Mgr Rendu consecrated the church on July 4, 1847. The Romanesque bell tower on the south side dates from 1896. The Neuvecelle coat of arms, whose origins date back to the 12th century, can be seen at the bottom of the transept windows. The interior is adorned with statues of Saint Nicolas and Saint Didier. Today, after successful restoration in the late 20th century, it belongs to the parish of Saint-André-en-Gavot (Evian).

Located on the outskirts of Amphion on the way to Evian, you'll find you'll discover an area full of charm and history. While picnicking under a century-old tree, you can enjoy the the Maxima spring. This refreshment bar offers both sulfurous and alkaline water.

A 5-hectare park with two fitness trails and a picnic area. The park features a pond and themed gardens.

Swimming in Maxilly is possible but not supervised. Several small beaches are accessible from the road. To reach them, park at Petite Rive and walk down to the lakeside.

The church of Publier proudly overlooks the wonderful Lake Geneva. Built in the Sardinian neoclassical style between 1826 and 1831, it recently underwent a major renovation. It now has a more contemporary look. Located in the town's main square, you can admire the following: - the Byzantine fresco by Father Igor - the tryptic depicting the Gospel of the disciples of Emmaus, - a white marble altar donated by the Marquise d'Havrincourt - a painting of "Christ on the Cross" donated by Napoleon III - a painting of "Saints Férréol et Ferjeux" by E. le Cygne, donated by the Princess of Brancovan in 1875 - Sacré coeur" by Robin, donated by Madame Pinard in 1882 (mother of the Marquise d'Havrincourt)

The parish church dedicated to Saint-Maurice was rebuilt between 1814 and 1825. The choir is the oldest part of the church.

amazing view of the lake and swiss alps

Its setting, traditional by its colors and wooden tables, country for its view of the gardens, even has the appearance of distinguished guinguette with its large sunny terrace open in summer. The Chef’s menu is a sign of this bistro spirit. Back to basics with seasonal produce, worked with passion by local men and women such as Pierre Pecquery's fishmonger "du Léman à l'océan", Simon Michoud's charcuterie and Jean-Claude Cartailler's escargotière de Chevenoz, to name but a few. From the kitchen to the dining room, the conviviality of the Bistrot comes alive and spreads through the brigade, this great family of La Verniaz who work daily with the sole aim of welcoming you with talent and love of the profession. The restaurant offers families high chairs, booster seats and colouring books for younger guests.

On the banks of Lake Beunaz, the cocktail bar restaurant A la Belle Etoile welcomes you for unforgettable moments in an idyllic setting. We offer quality food and service with the friendliness and naturalness that characterise us.

In a traditional atmosphere, L'ormeau and its team welcome you in a family and wooded setting facing the Dent d'Oche and the Mont César. Come and discover its gourmet menu and its local specialties all year long Welcome to L'Ormeau, our restaurant is a family story that began with Antoine and Marcelle, my grandparents, who built this place in the place of a family barn, our restaurant in 1971. Charming little restaurant located in the center of our beautiful village of Bernex and its ski resort, between Lake Geneva and the mountains, close to Evian les Bains, Thonon, the Valley of Abondance, our family welcomes you all year round in its warm, wooded decor, a warm and typical atmosphere. Its restaurant, its bar as well as a terrace with a panoramic view on the Dent d'Oche, the Mont César are waiting for you throughout the seasons to spend a pleasant moment with your family or friends. Discover the art of living in the mountains! Translated with www.deepl.com/translator (free version)

The Alpage restaurant is a mountain restaurant located at 1170m altitude at the Col de Creusaz, starting hiking Mont Benand. Savoyard specialties, traditional cuisine, banquets, group meals. Reservation recommended.

A mid-mountain guesthouse offering stunning views of the Vallée d’Aulps. The restaurant has a traditional, hearty menu where the accent is on regional produce. Located mid-way between Lake Geneva and the valley’s ski resorts, and an ideal starting point for walkers, the guesthouse is surrounded by a landscape of forest and Alpine meadows. It’s an ideal place to relax, with a welcoming village of 200 residents. It’s also perfect for anyone who likes a calm setting and who enjoy adjusting to the rhythm of nature and the seasons during their stay. Ski locker provided, fireplace in the dining room, carefully prepared meals.

Fabienne and Grégory are happy to welcome you to Bernex, at the foot of the Dent d'Oche. In the shady garden or in front of a nice fire, discover the traditional cuisine of the owner, Grégory, as well as many Savoyard specialities!

In the heart of Trechauffe mountain meadow (accessible by car from La Forclaz or from the Abondance valley via the Grand Taillet Col. Light meals from Tuesday to Sunday: potato waffles, traditional cheese toasties, tartiflette, cheese, etc...…

In the mountain pastures in summer and in the heart of the slopes in winter, come and discover the specialities of Haute-Savoie! Home cooking à la carte and fast food.

High-altitude restaurant at the top of the gondola. New dining concepts with impressive views of the lake and Switzerland. The bistronomic restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, except during school vacations, and will close on March 23. Kevin, Thibaut and the whole team are delighted to welcome you to Les Balcons du Lac this season. Located in a unique setting with breathtaking views over Lake Geneva and neighboring Switzerland. In summer, the Table des Balcons du Lac is open from May to September for lunch only. In winter, a 450 m² panoramic terrace, 2 dining options (self-service and snack), a step into the void, a lounge and chill-out area, and an outdoor bar. Traditional, high-quality cuisine within easy walking and skiing distance.

A traditional and family-run restaurant, located between Thonon and Morzine and a stone’s throw from the Devil’s Bridge Gorges. We offer hearty cooking as well as a family-friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Our diners can choose from our chef’s daily suggestions and quick lunch menus which change with the seasons. And for when the sun shines, why not take advantage of our terrace out back...

Le Bois du Cornet is a charming little inn in the centre of the village of La Forclaz (between Lake Geneva and the Portes du Soleil ski resorts), with 3 guest rooms upstairs and a restaurant/bar on the ground floor. Situated in the heart of the small, typical village of La Forclaz, between Thonon les Bains and Morzine (on the road to the Col du Grand Taillet and Tréchauffé), the auberge offers an ideal setting in which to recharge your batteries and enjoy a welcoming environment. The inn has a terrace, restaurant, bar and 3 spacious family guest rooms for up to 3 or 4 people. They are equipped with a double bed and a single bed. The large room sleeps 4, with a double bed and 2 single beds. These non-smoking rooms all have en suite bathrooms with toiletries. Bed linen and towels are also provided. Continental breakfast is served every morning on request. It includes hot drinks, fruit juice, pastries baked on request in the morning and hot bread. Cereals, biscuits, jam, butter and fresh cheese are also available. The restaurant remains open for our guests 7 days a week. Small pets accepted at no extra charge.

The Gîte des Hermones welcomes you in the small village of Vailly in the heart of the Chablais uplands and 15km from Thonon-les-Bains and Lake Geneva.

In the heart of Chablais, not far from Lake Geneva, the Les Hermones gîte welcomes you in groups, families or individually.

Situated midway between the Brevon Valley and the Aulps Valley, the Mévonne refuge, an old traditional alpine farm dating from the end of the 19th century, is a guarded refuge offering overnight stays, evening meals and breakfasts. Entirely renovated, the refuge can accommodate up to 20 people in a dormitory. Dinner and breakfast on can be booked in advance. Access is by foot, about 1h30 walk on a forest path through a primary forest and mountain pastures.

Group gites for up to 36 people Nathalie and Eric offer you their gîte located at the foot of the Mémises resort, on the balcony of Lake Geneva. 13 rooms for 2 to 4 people + 1 dormitory for 6. Shared sanitary facilities on each floor. Washbasins in the rooms. Meals taken together in the living room (fireplace, billiards) or the garden (barbecue). Relaxation area, terrace. Sheet hire (5 €). Reference DDCS 074279766 (19 minors). View of Lake Geneva and the Alps, warm evenings. Mémises cable car at 800 m. Numerous supervised sports activities (white water, paragliding, rafting), cultural activities nearby. Free management for groups (all year round), full board (picnic at noon). Baby chair available. Children's discount 1/2 board.

Charming hotel, this 17th century mill combines wood and stone dominate, the fireplace in the middle of the restaurant creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere. Fred and Irene offer you 5 rooms decorated with care, combining tradition, modernity and comfort. In the heart of the Alps of Geneva, the Moulin de Léré is an alpine escape between lake and mountain. A small stream runs through the wooded park and continues to turn the mill wheel, providing a particularly pleasant and bucolic atmosphere. The 5 warmly furnished rooms are decorated according to specific themes combining tradition, modernity and simplicity. Four of them have private balconies with views of the surrounding countryside. The Moulin de Léré is a destination where one feels at home while having the strange sensation of being elsewhere.

From its rocky promontory, the refuge overlooks the Chablais region, the entire Franco-Swiss Alps and the Mont Blanc massif as far as the Ecrins. The Jura and Lake Geneva as a gift. Close to the emblematic summit of the Dent d'Oche, the refuge offers a unique and atypical wide-angle panoramic view. The magic of the sunset between lake and mountain from the terrace is renewed every day by its colors. If you're a hiker, a climber, a lover of beautiful scenery or good food, if you'd like to see ibexes, enjoy your first refuge experience, spend a convivial evening, or simply contemplate the horizons that await you from up there. The Dent d'Oche refuge is for you! Please note: In the last 100m below the refuge, the path straightens out and becomes a chimney equipped with cables. Good alpine cheeses halfway up. Approved refuge: family refuges. Minimum recommended age 8 years (depending on experience). Refuge on the route of the GR5 (variant) Balcon du léman. Summits: Pointe de Pelluaz - Château d'Oche Day hikes: Tour du vallon d'Oche Multi-day hikes: Cornettes de Bises, Balcon du Léman Ideas for a circuit with nearby refuges: on the GR5 route, refuge de Bise, 5h walk, passage to Switzerland via Lac de Tanay, 7h walk.

At the heart of the Alps from Lake Geneva, Hotel Restaurant Union welcomes you since 1865.

Hôtel les Moineaux provides wellbeing and relaxaton in Brevon Valley. In winter, get your skis on and glide down Bellevaux's 21 mountains. In summer, swimming and hiking awaits. This small family-run hotel offers 14 rooms with balcony or terrace. The restaurant offers simple, gourmet cuisine based on local produce. Swimming pool, tennis court, pétanque court, TV lounge and billiards table: everything you need for a successful vacation! In summer, discover the Brevon valley, a real bubble of oxygen: hikes or mountain bike rides, visits to a farm or museums in Bellevaux, climbing, accroparc, canirando... In winter, enjoy the snow in all its forms on the two massifs of Hirmentaz and La Chèvrerie: downhill skiing, Nordic skiing, snowboarding, dog-sledding or snowshoeing... Les Moineaux is the place to be with family and friends for an unforgettable stay!

Camping du Châtelet, near Lake Geneva, offers you a friendly stay with facilities for children, respect for the environment (green energy, sorting, composting) and "Clé verte" and "Camping Qualité" labels for unforgettable vacations. Rental of chalets, tent canvas and wood, delimited sites, modern sanitary, solar hot water, Wifi ... Camping Quality, label "The Green Key" since 2004 and label "Family Plus" since 2012.