Discover the treasures of Ambilly near Ibis Annemasse

For your daily journeys or just for a walk, the greenway is for safe travel using soft mobility! Reserved for non-motorized means of locomotion: bicycle, pedestrian, scooter, stroller... It takes about 20 minutes by bike to get from Annemasse station to Eaux-Vives station (Geneva) On the Swiss side, it continues to the center of Geneva. On the French side, it continues to Bonne, then on to Chamonix to the Léman Mont-Blanc itinerary. Allow 60 minutes from Annemasse station to the banks of the Menoge (Bonne). For a short stop between pedal strokes, take advantage of the greenway's rest areas. Water points are available along the way. 7 minutes from Gaillard to Chêne-Bourg station by bike 20 minutes from Annemasse station to Eaux-Vives station by bike 25 minutes from Collège de Cranves-Sales to Plateau de Loëx à Bonne by bike

For your daily journeys, or just for a walk, the greenway allows safe travel using soft mobility! Between Annemasse and Geneva, 12 km of Voie Verte are reserved for non-motorized means of locomotion: bicycles, pedestrians, scooters, baby carriages... On the Swiss side, it continues towards the center of Geneva. On the French side, it continues towards Bonne, then towards Chamonix on the Léman Mont-Blanc itinerary. For a short stop between pedal strokes, take advantage of the greenway's rest areas. Water points are available along the way. Major works to cover the Seymaz bridge will be carried out throughout 2023 (Switzerland). This will have an impact on access to the Annemasse-Eaux-Vives greenway and - to a lesser extent - on Léman Express traffic. Work will start on Wednesday, January 25, 2023, and will last approximately 12 months. The section of the greenway between avenue de Bel-Air and chemin de la Montagne will be closed to all pedestrian and cyclist traffic. Secure detour will be put in place for cyclists, pedestrians and people with reduced mobility.

Itinerary through the glacial valley of the Arve, a river that rises in the Mont Blanc massif and flows into the Rhône at Geneva. Discover a grandiose panorama that is constantly renewed.

Explore all aspects of Salève. Tourism and culture are on the agenda: 132 km through the countryside through an exceptional location. Sport: 5 hills and 3.300 gain in altitude in the great outdoors with 360 degree breathtaking views.

A moderately difficult route, with the ascent of the Col de Cou (1,117 m) rewarded with an uninterrupted descent of the Vallée Verte. If you set off from Thonon-les-Bains, you'll make the ascent of the Col de Terramont (1,090 m) and the Col de Saxel (943 m). A medium-difficulty circuit with the ascent of the Col de Cou (1,117 m), rewarded by a complete descent of the Vallée Verte. If you leave from Thonon-les-Bains, you'll climb the Col de Terramont (1,090 m) and the Col de Saxel (943 m). Departure point / TER: Annemasse or Thonon-les-Bains, parking de Crête Length: 69 km or 66 km Difficulty: red Total ascent: 700 m or 840 m Direction: clockwise Landmarks and connections from Annemasse : Ville-la-Grand (joint start with Balcons d'Annemasse #26, Tour des Voirons #27 and Annemasse / Thonon-les-Bains link #23); Machilly (separation from Balcons d'Annemasse #26) ; Brens (separation from Annemasse / Thonon-les-Bains route no. 23); Bons-en-Chablais (separation from Tour des Voirons route no. 27); Boëge (joint return with Tour des Voirons route no. 27); Pont Morand (not-to-be-missed exit from départementale 20). From Thonon: Armoy (separation from Circuit de Planbois n°50); Vailly / Sous-la-Côte (separation from Tour du Roc d'Enfer n°37); Habère-Poche (separation from Tour du mont d'Hermone n°29); Boëge; Draillant TER stations: Machilly, Bons-en-Chablais If the Vallée Verte is defined as the Menoge valley, then this itinerary from Annemasse will take you all the way from top to bottom in its second part. To reach the top of this magnificent landscape slide, you'll need to climb to the top of the Col de Cou, which isn't all that formidable. In fact, the average gradient from Draillant is less than 5% over the 10 km ascent. After the "crazy descent of the Vallée Verte", make sure you leave the D20 at the Pont Morand (right-turn sign) to finish in peace. From Thonon, take the D26 and D22 up to the Col de Terramont. After Boëge and the Col de Saxel, don't forget to turn right at the third hairpin on the descent, to join the D35 and Cervens, then Draillant.

A short but hilly route to visit the dolmen of La Pierre-aux-Fées, where a picnic site has been created - so why not take a packed lunch? A number of intersections and stretches alongside roads with traffic require caution. Direction of travel: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Cranves-Sales / La Bergue (shared departure with Tour du Môle no. 25 and intersections with Balcons d'Annemasse no. 26 and Tour des Voirons no. 27); Bonne (leave Tour du Môle no. 25); Pierre-aux-Fées; Reignier (intersection with Plateau des Bornes north no. 22) When you leave the dolmen, take great care because you have to go along the RD907 main road, which has heavy traffic. Leave this road at the roundabout at Bas-Monthoux and go through Cranves-Sales, then La Bergue. Rejoin the RD907 main road for 600 metres as you enter Bonne. There's another place where care is needed, after a descent through the countryside towards the river Arve via Nangy and Boringes: crossing the river Arve on the Bellcombe bridge (you follow the RD1503 main road for 300 metres). You are 2 km from La Pierre-aux-Fées standing stone. Take care at the end of the circuit, where there is no alternative to following the main RD2 road for 3 km, which brings you back to the bridge at Etrembières.

Perfect for a first experience of a "red level" circuit. You'll especially enjoy the little Col de Saxel (943 m), which is ideally positioned at the half-way point and has all the right characteristics for an introduction mountain cycle touring ! Direction of travel: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Ville-la-Grand (shared departure with Balcons d'Annemasse no. 26, Circuit de la Vallée Verte no. 28 and the Annemasse / Thônes link route no. 23); Machilly (leave Balcons d'Annemasse no. 26); Brens (leave the Annemasse / Thonon-les-Bains link route no. 23); Bons-en-Chablais (leave Circuit de la Vallée Verte no. 28); Boëge (return route shared with Circuit de la Vallée Verte no. 28); bridge at Morand (leave the RD20 main road, don't miss the turn-off) Regional rail network stations: Machilly, Bons-en-Chablais Description: To complete the circuit of this modest cluster of mountains in the foothills of the Alps, which is completely covered in forests (summit 1,480 metres), you must ascend the Col de Saxel. But there's no need to worry: the gradient is very steady and never exceeds 5% over a distance of 8 km. Added to that, it's well shaded and faces north-east, so the sun is never overpowering; you could say that this is a "mountain pass training school" for learner mountain-bikers! The route itself is not difficult to follow, nor is it particularly dangerous. One way and another, this route has a lot to recommend it. But make sure you don't miss the turn-off from the RD20 main road when you reach the bridge at Morand, at the bottom of the descent from the valley. The mini balcony route that is suggested to get back to La Bergue and then Cranves-Sales keeps you off busy main roads until you reach the outskirts of Annemasse.

A swift excursion to the north of the town of Annemasse, on the Swiss border. As you go past, have a look at the little dolmen of La Cave-aux-Fées which stands in a middle of a field in the village of Saint-Cergues. Direction of travel: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Ville-la-Grand (shared departure with Tour des Voirons no. 27, Circuit de la Vallée Verte no. 28 and the Annemasse / Thonon-les-Bains link route no. 23); Machilly (leave all these routes); bridge at La Bergue on the RD903 main road (return route shared with Tour des Voirons no. 27 and Circuit de la Vallée Verte no. 28) Regional rail network stations: Machilly Description: The first four kilometres of this route follow the Swiss border closely, often within a few metres, from border post 113 to border post 136. On the French side, you are overlooking the Foron valley up to the point where you cross the mountain stream, at Machilly, to return through the impressive forests of the Voirons mountains. Here, if you look out very carefully, you'll see the neolithic dolmen of La Cave-aux-Fées, which it has to be said is not as impressive as the dolmen of La Pierre-aux-Fées! But keep some pedal-power in reserve because you'll have to drop into second gear for the ascent up to Lossy, which, although not steep, is nonetheless 2 km long. Your last uphill section, at Cranves-Sales, will be shorter. Finally, take care on the last 3 kilometres, where you go along the RD907 main road after Bas-Monhoux.

Crossing Le Salève this way, you won't encounter any gradients over 6%. This allows you to admire the famous panoramic view of Lake Geneva! When you set off from Annecy you go across (on foot) the impressive Caille bridge. Direction of travel: clockwise Landmarks and connections: From Annemasse: common route along the north Plateau des Bornes, 1 km from the river Avre crossing to the RD2/RD15 junction. ; Cruseilles (meets the Plateau des Bornes south route n°21). Train station TER: Annemasse - Annecy information: inhabited for more than 12,000 years, the Salève mountain has been a tourist attraction for more than a century. Since 1893 it was served by the world’s first funicular railway, which has since been replaced by a cable car used often by the people of the Genevois region. The French term “varappe” (meaning rock-climbing) comes from Salève, being the name of a rocky cave found in the cliffs overlooking Geneva. Departing from Annemasse, the RD15 will take you along the mountainside to reach Salève from the south. The direct ascent through Monnetier-Mornex contains a section with a gradient in excess of 17%, and is not advised. Instead, a short and interesting alternative would be to make the ascent directly at the Croisette from Muraz (RD15). From Cruseilles the RD41 will take you to the summit of Salève with many interesting viewpoints along the way. On the recommended route, you will find yourself a stone’s throw away from Grand Piton (1379 metres) which is the summit of Salève. You will then make a short descent onto the Croisette where you will find a panoramic viewpoint. After another short climb, the route ends with a descent down Monnetier-Mornex (very steep!) before arriving back at Annemasse.

A long continuous climb up to La Chapelle-Rambaud, the highest peak of the Bornes mountain range, gives you a chance to you explore the forest trails from the plateau that bring you to the foot of Le Salève, which you then follow, finishing with a downhill section. Departure point / TER: Annemasse Length: 55 km Difficulty: red Total ascent: 600 m Direction: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Etrembières (joint start with Circuit du Salève no. 20 to Viaison); Régnier (reverse junction with Circuit de la Pierre-aux-Fées no. 24); Etaux (reverse junction with Plateau des Bornes sud no. 21); les Petits Pierres (D27); chez Fauraz (D15) Half uphill and half downhill: that's the general, logical profile of this circuit, which climbs to and from the plateau. Don't start out too strong! You'll appreciate it all the more when you reach the high point, where the slope gradually steepens. But from Chapelle-Rambaud onwards, you'll be on a permanent descent. A few key points not to miss at the start: after the Etrembières bridge, turn left onto the D2, which is heavily trafficked. But you'll leave it 3.5km further on, at a place called Viaison. From then on, you'll be on a quiet road, except after Reignier, where you'll follow the D2 again for 1.5km before turning off towards Jussy. The last point where you'll need to be vigilant: after passing through the charming village of Etaux and crossing the A41, you'll have to cross the N203 before continuing your ascent towards Chapelle-Rambaud.

Come and discover our region's flavours, classic dishes, vegetarian dishes and also our original creations! Our aim is to offer a seasonal cuisine which is both traditional and modern. We favour local producers who are passionate about their produces. Wines are selected using the prestigious Bettane + Desseauve wine guide and the members of the Mercure Wine Club. We also offer regional wines. To make it easier to taste them, we offer several different glass sizes. It couldn’t be more simple, just choose your wine and the quantity you would like!

Ideally located for your business trips or holidays, close to Geneva, its airport and its Exhibition Centre, as well as ski resorts, all in a lush green setting, welcome to the Mercure Annemasse Porte de Genève hotel. 79 air-conditioned rooms, including 11 Comfort rooms and 10 Privilege rooms, fully renovated. Come and experience our new "Privilege" rooms: bed with mattress overlay, memory foam pillows, dressing gown, slippers, Nespresso coffee machine, iHome docking station, mini bar with free soft drinks. The Restaurant La Yourte, with its terrace beside the pool, is open 7 days a week and serves traditional cuisine and also regional dishes. To make your arrival easier, our large, enclosed private car park is available for your use free of charge. An ideal place to stop off on your way to the ski resorts! 5 meeting rooms can be used for your presentations, seminars and cocktails, and also for your private functions (weddings, birthday and anniversaries etc).

The rooms in your Annemasse - Gaillard hotel offer you the highest standards of comfort for a pleasant stay with every convenience. The hotel offers warm and comfortable bedrooms for 1, 2 or 3 people upon reservation. In your Première Classe Hotel in Annemasse, the air-conditioned rooms, available for advance booking, all have an en-suite bathroom with shower and WC, a desk, a flat screen TV and free WiFi access. Start the day well with our self-service buffet breakfast, served from 6.30am to 10am in the week and 7am to 10am on national holidays. For your children under 10, breakfast is half-price. Your hotel is ideally located close to the A40 and A41 motorways, Cornavin station and Geneva airport, and within easy reach of a wide choice of nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner!

LEX lines : - Coppet - Geneva - ANNEMASSE - Evian - Coppet - Geneva - ANNEMASSE - Annecy - Coppet - Geneva - ANNEMASSE - Saint-Gervais-les-Bains TER line : - Saint-Gervais-les-Bains - ANNEMASSE - Bellegarde - Lyon

Set in an elegant décor, the traditional cuisine is refined, creative and seasonal. Discover a cuisine which will astonish you with its subtle flavours and its original presentation. Much attention is paid to the cuisine, the produce is fresh, and the menu is changed with each season. The restaurant facilities are within a gaming establishment with slot machines, traditional games, and a bar. Admittance is only permitted to adults with an identity document and who are not banned from gaming.

-Luggage transfers -Bike rentals: *Full-carbon road bike *Hybrid bike *E-bike *Gravel -Cycling day excursion for all level of fitness We take care of your luggage transfer logistics during your touring holidays. Plus, we can provide rental bikes. Delivery possible around Geneva, Annecy, Annemasse. We also organize cycling day tours.

Cyclomundo is a tour operator specialising in cycling holidays for riders of all fitness levels. A one-of-a-kind bike travel company, Cyclomundo offers a vast array of self-guided itineraries, as well as flexible and tailor-made “à la carte”trips throughout France, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, and Italy for groups, individuals, couples, and families. For leisure or serious cyclists, Cyclomundo offers a multitude of itineraries for all levels and interests. Whether your dream cycling vacation is to make the most of discovering a region’s beauty, culture, history, or gastronomic heritage, maximize cycling miles, or train for a cyclo-sportive, Cyclomundo has something to please everyone.

Ideally located nearby Geneva, we offer you our 3 stars hotel with 81 rooms fully equiped with private toilets and showers, flat screen TV and air-conditionned. Enjoy best comfort at the best price in your B&B HOTEL Annemasse Saint-Cergues: fluffy duvets and pillows, bedding 160 B&B By Bultex, Wi-Fi broadband in all rooms, flat screens with sports and discovery channels , private bathrooms ... Not to mention a good sweet and savory breakfast that will satisfy your hunger for authenticity and flavors affirmed 6.85 € per person (3 € up to 10 years included). Holiday vouchers are accepted and pets are welcome (4 €)!

Rent a motorcycle of the latest model, fully equipped. Our motorcycles comes with luggage cases or bag depending on the model and GPS. The price includes 300km per day, full insurance, road side assistance. From dream to reality. Rent a recent motorcycle, fully-equipped and set off on the Alps’ roads. Enjoy a breathtaking outdoor moment, choose from more than 30 different models and fall for a KTM 390 Duke (A2 license) from € 59 per day, for a BMW R1250GS from € 139 per day, for a Harley Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Limited from € 169 per day. Our rates include 300km per day, full insurance and road side assistance. Travel comfortably with luggage cases or bags and GPS. Located at the crossroads of the most beautiful roads of France and Switzerland, go for a Leman lake loop and its breathtaking views, for the famous route des Grandes Alpes, to Swiss mountains, or to the Italian Dolomites and the legendary Stelvio Pass. From a weekend trip or the trip of a lifetime, Moto Plaisir supports you in your project.

Take to the skies in a cable car! A journey through nature, culture and leisure. The Salève cable car welcomes you with new areas and a new range of services. Discover the most beautiful view around Lake Geneva, an extraordinary panorama of the Geneva countryside, the city of Geneva and Lake Geneva. Don't miss this place where sport, culture and nature come together. During your visit, take advantage of the 150m² museum area to learn all about the Salève and the cable car (free guided tour Monday to Friday at 11am), the Café 1100 for a gourmet break, and a climbing wall over 20m high (paying, by reservation). We'll have to wait a few months to discover the playground (summer 2025). Other activities, such as the climbing wall, paragliding area, esplanade, museo and children's activities, are available now! Find out more about the fascinating history of this facility on the tourist office website www.montsdegeneve.com/a-voir-a-faire/culture/legendes-histoires-locales/le-telepherique-du-saleve/

Testifying to the Arve's ancient braided appearance, the torrent has a branch at Bois de la Châtelaine in Gaillard. An island sits proudly in a meander of the Arve. It's called "Beaver Island" because it's home to a family of beavers, an astonishing rodent. Beavers use the riverbanks to dig their lodge, the entrance to which is underwater. The island is largely wooded, with many typical riparian trees such as willows, poplars and alders, which the beaver cuts into pencil shapes to eat the bark of young branches. The woodland is also home to a multitude of birds that come to find food and shelter on the island (jays, great spotted woodpeckers, nuthatches...). The pebble banks with their fine sand are a godsend for riverside birds. These include dippers and wagtails, which lay their eggs between the pebbles.

It dates from the 15th century and was completed in 1481. The building is quite large for the population of the time, around 50 inhabitants. It is Romanesque in style, yet its vaulting is in the slender Gothic style. It is pierced by Romanesque windows, one at the back of the sanctuary, others on each side and another over the entrance door. Its thick walls are supported on the south side by three massive buttresses. The entrance door is Romanesque, with a semicircular arch and two framing columns with elaborate capitals.

Built in the 12th century at the foot of the Salève, the château was originally owned by the Knights of Étrembières from Geneva. This ancient stronghold in the heart of the Haute-Savoie region underwent numerous transformations, notably in the 15th and 16th centuries. The building takes the form of an enclosure flanked by round towers at the corners. The restored dwellings are set around an inner courtyard. Part of the Château d'Étrembières was demolished in the 16th century.

Monumental sculpture in the town center near the church, built in 1999 by Daniel Chassin in honor of the new century.

‘Le Bois de Vernaz’ on the banks of the river Arve is a natural, wooded location offering walkers and mountain bikers a place in which to spend some time relaxing and discovering the local fauna and flora. ‘Le Bois de Vernaz’ is a natural area of interest for ecology, flora and fauna. It has been subject to important forest management in order to ensure its sustainability. The wood has been given an educational role with the creation of a hiking trail and the erection of several information panels.

This beautiful, recently-built park designed by the architect Biking is located on the Foron’s bank in a natural setting. The centre of its rolling lawns is decorated with a waterfall and water jets.

An artistic, ludic, sportif tree-themed landscaped area where you will find a Parcabout (aerial playground) and a Parcadrone drone-flying zone (open since May 2018) and lots of laughs. Parcabout: Ride catamaran nets in the trees between 3 and 15 metres above the ground, freely and safely! Parcadrone: A space for discovering, learning and playing in the world of drones, with modules and structures for training and perfecting piloting skills. You'll also find a snack bar, a petanque pitch, hammocks for lounging, games, armchairs, tables, a drone piloting area, a sculpture exhibition, toilets, etc...

The Moulin de Carra mill is a cultural and natural heritage site in Ville-la-Grand. It’s restoration has made it a lively place for meetings, education and raising awareness of sustainable development. It is difficult to date precisely the origins of the old mill, which is located below Carra, in Ville-la-Grand. It was recorded in 1637 and, in the nineteenth century, counted as one of the 13 Foron mills and among the 200 hydraulic establishments in the Geneva basin. At that time nearly 100,000 water mills provided plenty of energy that was both abundant and indefinitely renewable, along the rivers in France. Mills played an important role economically and socially. They produced basic products mechanically: ground the flour for bread, extracted oil, pressed cloth, beat iron, ground gunpowder, and chopped pulp for paper making. Today, the Moulin de Carra, openned to the public since 2017, is a place for promoting cultural and natural heritage, environmental education and popular education, knowledge sharing, sustainable development. In this green setting on the edge of the Annemasse agglomeration and on the border with Geneva, all audiences are invited to visit this place of breathing. For children who wish to experience nature activities, the "école buissonnière"at the Moulin de Carra is a space for experimentation and wonderment linked to nature.

At the summit of the Petit Salève, traces of a fortified enclosure can still be seen. This is an Allobroge camp dating from the 5th to 1st centuries BC. This defensive site, partly surrounded by natural cliffs, is completed by "ramparts" made of earthen embankments. The Allobroges were Gauls who populated the territory corresponding to historic Savoie. In the 1st century B.C., the Romans appropriated the camp and turned it into a much smaller Oppidum than Geneva. It was a strategic location, overlooking the Lake Geneva basin and traffic routes: the Roman bridge at Etrembières over the Arve and the roads on either side of the Salève and on the ridge.

Standing on a cliffside at the end of the Monnetier valley, Château de l'Ermitage has dominated the Genevan plain for almost five centuries. The château is believed to have been built in the early 16th century by François-Prosper de Genève-Lullin. Owned by the Dukes of Savoy, this fortress overlooking the plain was deemed sufficiently threatening by the Genevese that they decided to launch an attack on the building. On August 31, 1589, Captain Guinet and his troops captured the Château de l'Ermitage, before demolishing part of it and setting it on fire. The ruins remained untouched for almost three centuries. In 1855, Messrs Bovet and de Mandrot purchased the Hermitage ruins and grounds. On the remains of the feudal keep, they built a manor house flanked by turrets, which became a hotel-pension with a breathtaking view of Geneva and Lake Geneva. Château de l'Ermitage came very close to destruction at the end of the 20th century. Ransacked and squatted, it was finally bought by a local entrepreneur.

Come and discover our region's flavours, classic dishes, vegetarian dishes and also our original creations! Our aim is to offer a seasonal cuisine which is both traditional and modern. We favour local producers who are passionate about their produces. Wines are selected using the prestigious Bettane + Desseauve wine guide and the members of the Mercure Wine Club. We also offer regional wines. To make it easier to taste them, we offer several different glass sizes. It couldn’t be more simple, just choose your wine and the quantity you would like!

Come to the Arvi restaurant and enjoy traditional dishes that are no longer found elsewhere, and are one of the reasons this place has such a good reputation! You will also discover in the "salad bowls", named after a time when you only had to cross the street, a selection of new but ever so tasty creations inspired by the regions of France and further afield! As one of the restaurant's faithful customers recalled: At the Arvi, it is true when you go there you're delighted, and when you leave ... you want to go back again!!

Set in an elegant décor, the traditional cuisine is refined, creative and seasonal. Discover a cuisine which will astonish you with its subtle flavours and its original presentation. Much attention is paid to the cuisine, the produce is fresh, and the menu is changed with each season. The restaurant facilities are within a gaming establishment with slot machines, traditional games, and a bar. Admittance is only permitted to adults with an identity document and who are not banned from gaming.

Passionate about whisky, Jean-Pierre has spent a lot of time behind his bar creating cocktails. In the evening, the bar has a great atmosphere with its plush décor and combines mixology with bistro- and restaurant-style dishes.

At the summit of Mount Salève, the Observatoire offers you a traditional, simple but generous cuisine. Relax over a cup of real hot chocolate, just like you can at grandma's At the summit of Mount Salève and twenty minutes' walk from the cable car station, you will find what you need to quench your thirst and satisfy your hunger. In the sunshine or curled up on a sofa, you are guaranteed a relaxing time. And especially look out over the 360-degree view of our beautiful region.... Not to be missed!

Small mountain inn, in a family and rustic setting, facing Mont Blanc and the Alps. Come and treat yourself to our "Croûte au fromage" (cheese on toast), revitalise yourself with our salads, omelettes, rustic dishes, or our idea of the day (savoury pies, breaded reblochon cheese, etc.). Food lovers will appreciate our homemade desserts. With the family or with friends, a moment of simple happiness

A calm restaurant, with grandiose views, where a traditional homemade cuisine awaits you, prepared using local products: cold meats, cheese, soups...

Le Refuge des Gourmets, a Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant and bistro, offers seasonal cuisine. Let yourself be transported by Chef Hubert's cuisine and Fanny's guided service for a culinary experience. A Michelin-starred restaurant since 2016, Chef Hubert Chanove and his wife Fanny will be delighted to welcome you and introduce you to their gastronomic and bistronomic cuisine in a modern setting. A family-run establishment since 1989, the restaurant has a terrace during the summer months where you can discover the village's emblem, the raspberry ...

Offers a regional and creative cuisine including: fondues, perch fillets, tartiflette, frog legs... Dinners or parties can also be organised. Regional and creative cuisine: Filets de perches, fondues, frogs' legs, malakoffs. Organization of parties and banquets.

Ideally located for your business trips or holidays, close to Geneva, its airport and its Exhibition Centre, as well as ski resorts, all in a lush green setting, welcome to the Mercure Annemasse Porte de Genève hotel. 79 air-conditioned rooms, including 11 Comfort rooms and 10 Privilege rooms, fully renovated. Come and experience our new "Privilege" rooms: bed with mattress overlay, memory foam pillows, dressing gown, slippers, Nespresso coffee machine, iHome docking station, mini bar with free soft drinks. The Restaurant La Yourte, with its terrace beside the pool, is open 7 days a week and serves traditional cuisine and also regional dishes. To make your arrival easier, our large, enclosed private car park is available for your use free of charge. An ideal place to stop off on your way to the ski resorts! 5 meeting rooms can be used for your presentations, seminars and cocktails, and also for your private functions (weddings, birthday and anniversaries etc).

The rooms in your Annemasse - Gaillard hotel offer you the highest standards of comfort for a pleasant stay with every convenience. The hotel offers warm and comfortable bedrooms for 1, 2 or 3 people upon reservation. In your Première Classe Hotel in Annemasse, the air-conditioned rooms, available for advance booking, all have an en-suite bathroom with shower and WC, a desk, a flat screen TV and free WiFi access. Start the day well with our self-service buffet breakfast, served from 6.30am to 10am in the week and 7am to 10am on national holidays. For your children under 10, breakfast is half-price. Your hotel is ideally located close to the A40 and A41 motorways, Cornavin station and Geneva airport, and within easy reach of a wide choice of nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner!

Ideally located nearby Geneva, we offer you our 3 stars hotel with 81 rooms fully equiped with private toilets and showers, flat screen TV and air-conditionned. Enjoy best comfort at the best price in your B&B HOTEL Annemasse Saint-Cergues: fluffy duvets and pillows, bedding 160 B&B By Bultex, Wi-Fi broadband in all rooms, flat screens with sports and discovery channels , private bathrooms ... Not to mention a good sweet and savory breakfast that will satisfy your hunger for authenticity and flavors affirmed 6.85 € per person (3 € up to 10 years included). Holiday vouchers are accepted and pets are welcome (4 €)!

Close to the ski resorts, 17 km from the medieval town of Yvoire, the F1 St-Cergues hotel is 2 km out of the town centre. Swift access to the region's best attractions, spectacular hiking and snowshoe trekking. Stay in our DUO or TRIO rooms at budget prices. A low-cost hotel offering rooms with free wifi, covered private parking and an unlimited buffet breakfast. TRIO rooms sleep a maximum of 3 people. Ideal for families, couples or friends. One double bed (150x200), one single bunk bed, a 'wash and brush up' corner with washbasin and mirror, flat screen TV, connectivity for console, MP3 etc. Toilet and spacious showers a few steps from your room. DUO rooms sleep a maximum of 2 people. Ideal for business trips, for couples or friends. Two single beds (90x190), a 'wash and brush up' corner, washbasin and mirror, a table on wheels, flat screen TV, connectivity for console, MP3 etc. Toilet and spacious showers a few steps from your room.

The campsite lies at the foot of Mount Salève and has pitches for motor homes, tents and rented on-site vans. Located to the south of Geneva, we also rent fully-equipped luxury chalets with one or two bedrooms and lounge. Wifi available on the campsite. Rentals available: overnight, weekend, week or longer. The campsite has an indoor pool, outdoor pool, restaurant and fully-equipped meeting rooms with Wifi access (across whole campsite). Just a short drive from Geneva at the foot of Mount Salève, and close to the pilgrims' path to Santiago de Compostela, this is an ideal holiday venue! Family functions catered for with rental accommodation.

Located in the village of Amancy (1.5 km from La Roche sur Foron and 7km from Bonneville. Near the Parc des Exposition Rochexpo. On road connection of Geneva/Annecy and Chamonix Le Charmagît has 12 bedrooms with individuals bathrooms (one for person with reduced mobility). Perfect for a short, medium or long stay, for work, holidays, alone or with your family or friends ! Personalized welcome for individual guests or groups. Country setting close to the main roads for the advantages without the disadvantages. Private parking. Storage room for bikes and skis. Free Wifi. Terraces with tables and deckchairs. Family room for 5 people. 5 minutes from Rochexpo and La Roche sur Foron town centre, 7km from Bonneville.

Make your childhood dream come true in Supersaxel and spend the night in a log cabin: warm atmosphere and Arctic experience. Recharge your batteries in natural surroundings and experience forgotten feelings. Two cabins sleeping 2-3 people each. Live life to the fullest in the heart of unspoilt scenery. Make yourself at home in your cabin for the day and enjoy panoramic views of Lac Léman and the surrounding peaks. After a deep sleep, let the birdsong awaken you and pure mountain air fill your lungs. Then it's time to have your breakfast in the great outdoors and watch the sun rise over the mountains. City life will seem a world away! Gas stove - outdoor composting toilets (little wood chalet) - sheets, towels and mineral water provided. Helmet lamps and snowshoes are also provided.

Ideal for seminars and training courses. Set in the heart of the green valley, La Soleillette is the ideal place to get in touch with nature. For self-catering rentals, we only rent the entire center, excluding the workroom. La Soleillette is a center that welcomes groups for a minimum of two days. The center has 16 rooms, most of which can accommodate 2 people and have in-room toilets/showers. On the ground floor, the common areas include an entrance hall, a large professionally-equipped kitchen, a large refectory with two large tables seating around 12 people each, a small lounge with TV, a lounge-bar and large outdoor terraces to enjoy the sunny days. An additional 83m2 workroom can be rented for seminars. An outdoor parking lot can accommodate around 13 cars in summer and 10 in winter.

Holiday place, ideal for holidays between friends or in family, situated in the heart of the village and near the ski resort. Since 4 generations, team of the hotel des Brasses welcomes you in all simplicity and authenticity. 9 comfortable bedrooms able to welcome up to 6 people. Bar and restaurant are open all year long (on booking during weekend). The hotel is open for high season summer-winter and according to off season activity. Animations with themes are planned every month.

Ideally located in the heart of Haute-Savoie, between eternal snow, mysterious forests and majestic lakes, the Le Jorat gîte fits perfectly into a preserved rural and natural environment. Stay in a warm and friendly atmosphere, for unforgettable holidays with family or friends. The Le Jorat gîte also welcomes groups, works councils or professionals of all stripes, in a setting that is conducive to reflection, business and team cohesion ...