Discover Fillinges and Beyond at CAMPANILE FINDROL SAVOIE LEMAN

This easy hike allows you to discover the surroundings of Fillinges and its hidden treasures. Lasting 1.5 hours, this loop alternates between walking through the woods along the Foron river and exploring the Fillinges plain, offering beautiful views of the Bargy, Aravis, and Môle peaks. Step-by-step directions are available by clicking on the printer icon.

This easy hike allows you to discover two points of interest : the Pierre aux Morts marsh and the Vachat millstones. Historically, millstones were used to grind rye, barley and other grains into flour. A one-tonne millstone could produce several hundred kilos of flour every day. It should be remembered that our ancestors ate more than a kilo of bread a day ! In the past, a millstone was worth the price of a house, so places were highly sought after. While not everyone was capable of cutting a millstone, finding where to cut it was even more difficult ! Millstones were extracted as follows : The millstone was marked out on the rock face and a groove was dug around it. Fir wedges were driven into the groove and regularly wetted. The swelling of the wood detached the millstone by breaking the stone. The Mont Vouan millstone extraction site was extremely important as it was one of the largest in south-eastern France, producing more than 200,000 millstones from 72 quarries. At the foot of the Vachat millstones lies the Pierre aux Morts marsh, or ‘Gouille aux Morts’, which serves as a reminder of how difficult it was to cut millstones, as the stonecutters often took great risks. The pond was named after the fall of two stonecutters while they were working on a Sunday (the Lord's Day!). Le Vouan, a small mountain range at 978 m, was also crossed by a smugglers' path. The smugglers brought wheat from the Moulin de Pont Morand mill to Geneva and returned with alcohol, tobacco and other goods. Today, you can still see large round holes nearly 2 m high in the rock where the millstones were extracted. They are part of the ancient Meulières à Vachat and Grand'Gueule, classified as a ‘Historic Monument’ since 2009 and a ‘Sensitive Natural Area’ since 2017. PAYSALP offers tours for groups throughout the year. Information and bookings: www.paysalp.fr

Along the Tour du Léman, explore the Voirons massif step by step. Start your adventure in Bonne, a village with a rich heritage dominated by the church of Saint-Nicolas and ancient ramparts. The climb picks up pace after the Notre-Dame du Pralère oratory, where Mont-Blanc rises to the horizon. Through forest paths and steep cliffs, you reach the summit of the Pralère. Continue up to Saut de la Pucelle, a chasm with a fascinating history, before reaching Signal des Voirons, the highest point on the mountain. After a steep descent to the Notre-Dame-Des-Voirons chapel, recharge your batteries in this place of pilgrimage. Extend your spiritual interlude at the Monastère Notre-Dame des Voirons, where the Bethlehem sisters invite you to discover their handcrafted creations. Facing Mont Blanc, continue your hike to the Col de Saxel. From Super-Saxel, take in the unobstructed view of the surrounding landscape as far as Col de Cou.

Close to the town of Annemasse, the Loëx Loop is a short family walk that takes you through fields and forests in the heart of a sensitive natural area. Located on a protected natural plateau, this walk starts from the village of Loëx and is ideal for an outing with children. Easy and accessible, you'll also discover the Bourg de Loëx and its 13th-century chapel.

This hike allows you to explore the entire “Grands Prés” trail that winds through woods and alpine pastures, offering beautiful views of the Geneva basin and the surrounding Brasses, Vouan, and Voirons mountain ranges ! Throughout this 23.4 km hike, you will enjoy exceptional panoramic views with several vantage points overlooking the Massif des Brasses, the Massif des Voirons, Mont Vouan, and even the Geneva basin and Lake Geneva ! You will cross the Môle nature reserve and several mountain pastures to discover the flora and fauna of our meadows ! Step-by-step directions are available by clicking on the printer icon.

This hike allows you to explore the entire “Grands Prés” trail that winds through woods and alpine pastures, offering beautiful views of the Geneva basin and the surrounding Brasses, Vouan, and Voirons mountain ranges ! Throughout this 23.4 km hike, you will enjoy exceptional panoramic views with several vantage points overlooking the Massif des Brasses, the Massif des Voirons, Mont Vouan, and even the Geneva basin and Lake Geneva ! You will cross the Môle nature reserve and several mountain pastures to discover the flora and fauna of our meadows ! Step-by-step directions are available by clicking on the printer icon.

This hike allows you to explore the entire “Grands Prés” trail that winds through woods and alpine pastures, offering beautiful views of the Geneva basin and the surrounding Brasses, Vouan, and Voirons mountain ranges ! Throughout this 23.4 km hike, you will enjoy exceptional panoramic views with several vantage points overlooking the Massif des Brasses, the Massif des Voirons, Mont Vouan, and even the Geneva basin and Lake Geneva ! You will cross the Môle nature reserve and several mountain pastures to discover the flora and fauna of our meadows ! Step-by-step directions are available by clicking on the printer icon.

Small interesting walk to discover the local heritage through the buhrstone site of Grand Gueule. Historically, millstones were used to grind rye, barley and other grains into flour. A one-tonne millstone could produce several hundred kilos of flour every day. It should be remembered that our ancestors ate more than a kilo of bread a day ! In the past, a millstone was worth the price of a house, so places were highly sought after. While not everyone was capable of cutting a millstone, finding where to cut it was even more difficult ! Millstones were extracted as follows : The millstone was marked out on the rock face and a groove was dug around it. Fir wedges were driven into the groove and regularly wetted. The swelling of the wood detached the millstone by breaking the stone. The Mont Vouan millstone extraction site was extremely important as it was one of the largest in south-eastern France, producing more than 200,000 millstones from 72 quarries. Le Vouan, a small mountain range at 978 m, was also crossed by a smugglers' path. The smugglers brought wheat from the Moulin de Pont Morand mill to Geneva and returned with alcohol, tobacco and other goods. Today, you can still see large round holes nearly 2 m high in the rock where the millstones were extracted. They are part of the ancient Meulières à Vachat and Grand'Gueule, classified as a ‘Historic Monument’ since 2009 and a ‘Sensitive Natural Area’ since 2017. PAYSALP offers tours for groups throughout the year. Information and bookings: www.paysalp.fr

This easy hike allows you to discover two points of interest : the Pierre aux Morts marsh and the Vachat millstones. Historically, millstones were used to grind rye, barley and other grains into flour. A one-tonne millstone could produce several hundred kilos of flour every day. It should be remembered that our ancestors ate more than a kilo of bread a day ! In the past, a millstone was worth the price of a house, so places were highly sought after. While not everyone was capable of cutting a millstone, finding where to cut it was even more difficult ! Millstones were extracted as follows : The millstone was marked out on the rock face and a groove was dug around it. Fir wedges were driven into the groove and regularly wetted. The swelling of the wood detached the millstone by breaking the stone. The Mont Vouan millstone extraction site was extremely important as it was one of the largest in south-eastern France, producing more than 200,000 millstones from 72 quarries. At the foot of the Vachat millstones lies the Pierre aux Morts marsh, or ‘Gouille aux Morts’, which serves as a reminder of how difficult it was to cut millstones, as the stonecutters often took great risks. The pond was named after the fall of two stonecutters while they were working on a Sunday (the Lord's Day!). Le Vouan, a small mountain range at 978 m, was also crossed by a smugglers' path. The smugglers brought wheat from the Moulin de Pont Morand mill to Geneva and returned with alcohol, tobacco and other goods. Today, you can still see large round holes nearly 2 m high in the rock where the millstones were extracted. They are part of the ancient Meulières à Vachat and Grand'Gueule, classified as a ‘Historic Monument’ since 2009 and a ‘Sensitive Natural Area’ since 2017. PAYSALP offers tours for groups throughout the year. Information and bookings: www.paysalp.fr

The church of Sainte-Foy in Contamine-sur-Arve has been listed as a historic monument since 1909. Guided tours are available to find out more about its history. Contact the tourist office. Sainte-Foy church in Contamine-sur-Arve, listed as a historic monument since 1909, was built around 1295. However, in 1589, half of it was destroyed and never rebuilt, as can be seen from the façade, which consists of a rough infill under a double arch separating two bays. This religious building was part of a Cluniac priory founded in Contamine in 1083 by Guy de Faucigny, Bishop of Geneva, which disappeared at the beginning of the 17th century. Until 1268, it was the burial place of the Lords of Faucigny, a family that played an important role in the history of Faucigny from the 11th to the 13th century. Architectural similarities have been noted with the castles in Wales and the castles of the States of Savoy in Switzerland, built by Jacques de Saint-Georges, an architect specialising in the construction of fortified castles. However, the name of the architect who worked on Contamine is not known, as Jacques de Saint-Georges did not return to Savoie after 1275, when he moved to England.

The town of Peillonnex conceals a treasure that has survived the ages. Enter his Priory of the XII century and discover its magnificent baroque choir background with a sound and light of a rare quality . PAYSALP offers guided tours in summer for families and all year round for groups (+20 people) on reservation - more information on www.paysalp.fr -. Groups of children and adults: All year round on reservation 04 50 36 89 18

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.

Restaurant inside the Casino. This bistronomic restaurant welcomes you for lunch or dinner, alone or with friends, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The chef uses local and seasonal produce for a responsible and delicious cuisine. We also offer a varied daily menu, with special benefits for Players Plus members. Looking for a quick snack? Pizzas, paninis and sharing boards are available at the bar, to be enjoyed in our lounge area. Reservations recommended, on The fork or by phone at 0450870787. Terrace on the banks of the Arve open in fine weather!

Ideally located near Geneva, we offer you our 3-star hotel with 81 rooms, all equipped with private toilets and showers, flat-screen TV and air conditioning. Enjoy maximum comfort at the best possible price in your B&B HOTEL Annemasse Saint-Cergues: fluffy comforters and pillows, 160 B&B By Bultex bedding, high-speed Wi-Fi in all rooms, flat-screen TVs with sports and discovery channels, private bathrooms... And don't forget an all-you-can-eat sweet and savory breakfast that will satisfy your hunger for authenticity and assertive flavors.

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.

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 TGV line : - Evian - Thonon - ANNEMASSE - Bellegarde - Paris Station services : - Ticket office (ticket office during opening hours or vending machine) - Toilets - Drinks dispensers - Electrical outlets Connections : - TAC network: Annemasse public transport (bus, streetcar) - TPG network: Geneva public transport (streetcar 17) - Bus station: regional coaches (SAT, Lisha...) Nearby: - Restaurants and shops - House of Mobility and Tourism - Cabs - Car rental - Post office, banks and town hall - Chablais Parc (shopping district) - Villa du Parc (contemporary art center) - Cinema, library - Parks

Every day, our team cooks delicious home-cooked meals, mixing the "must-have" dishes that always please (burgers, tartars...) with traditional French recipes and regional specialties they know the secret of. 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 or leisure stays, close to Geneva, its airport and exhibition center, as well as ski resorts, all in a green setting, welcome to the Mercure Annemasse Porte de Genève hotel. 79 air-conditioned rooms renovated in 2018. Come and discover the "Privilège" rooms: bed with mattress topper, memory foam pillows, bathrobe, slippers, Nespresso coffee machine, free mini bar soft drinks. The LA YOURTE restaurant, with its poolside terrace, welcomes you 7 days a week and serves home-style brasserie cuisine. To facilitate your arrival, our large, private, closed and free parking lot is at your disposal. An ideal stopover on the way to the ski resorts! 4 meeting rooms are available for presentations, seminars, cocktails and private receptions (weddings, birthdays...).

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!

Take the footpath up the Maxime ramp and you will reach this village imbued with a typical and authentic atmosphere, with Saint Nicolas Church at its centre. It was built at the beginning of the 13th century by Aymon, the Sire of Faucigny.

On a protected, natural plateau, the preserved heritage village of Loëx is located. In the heart of the village you will discover its 13th century chapel and its 15th century private castle which belonged to the Bouvier d’Yvoire family. The Chapelle de Loëx has a unique feature: it has a double stained glass window, i.e. one on the outside and another on the inside.

It's a site dedicated to urban sports lovers. It's accessible to all levels !

The church of Sainte-Foy in Contamine-sur-Arve has been listed as a historic monument since 1909. Guided tours are available to find out more about its history. Contact the tourist office. Sainte-Foy church in Contamine-sur-Arve, listed as a historic monument since 1909, was built around 1295. However, in 1589, half of it was destroyed and never rebuilt, as can be seen from the façade, which consists of a rough infill under a double arch separating two bays. This religious building was part of a Cluniac priory founded in Contamine in 1083 by Guy de Faucigny, Bishop of Geneva, which disappeared at the beginning of the 17th century. Until 1268, it was the burial place of the Lords of Faucigny, a family that played an important role in the history of Faucigny from the 11th to the 13th century. Architectural similarities have been noted with the castles in Wales and the castles of the States of Savoy in Switzerland, built by Jacques de Saint-Georges, an architect specialising in the construction of fortified castles. However, the name of the architect who worked on Contamine is not known, as Jacques de Saint-Georges did not return to Savoie after 1275, when he moved to England.

The town of Peillonnex conceals a treasure that has survived the ages. Enter his Priory of the XII century and discover its magnificent baroque choir background with a sound and light of a rare quality . PAYSALP offers guided tours in summer for families and all year round for groups (+20 people) on reservation - more information on www.paysalp.fr -. Groups of children and adults: All year round on reservation 04 50 36 89 18

At an altitude of 1,103 metres at the southern end of the Voirons mountain range, the oratory of Notre-Dame du Pralère was erected in 1877 to ward off hail and storms. Magnificent panoramic views of Lake Geneva, the Jura, Mont Blanc and Chablais massifs.

Mont Vouan is a small mountain range with an altitude of 978 metres. Located between Les Brasses and Les Voirons, it is part of the Chablais Pre-Alps. Its distinctive feature lies in the siliceous nature of its soil, which has enabled nearly 600 plant species (some of them rare) to grow there. Its fauna is equally diverse: more than 200 species have been recorded, including mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, amphibians and insects. Historically, the site is famous for its millstones, a place where millstones were extracted for use in grinding rye, barley and other grains into flour. A one-tonne millstone could produce several hundred kilos of flour every day. It should be remembered that our ancestors ate more than a kilo of bread a day ! In the past, a millstone was worth the price of a house, so places were highly sought after. While not everyone could afford to cut a millstone, finding a place to cut it was even more difficult! The extraction of a millstone took place as follows: The millstone was marked out on the wall and a groove was dug around it. Fir wedges were driven into the groove and regularly wetted. The swelling of the wood detached the millstone by breaking the stone. The millstone extraction site at Mont Vouan was extremely important, as it was one of the largest in south-eastern France, producing more than 200,000 millstones from 72 quarries. At the foot of the Vachat millstones quarry lies the Pierre aux Morts or ‘Gouille aux Morts’ marsh, which serves as a reminder of how difficult it was to cut millstones, as the stonecutters often took great risks. The pond was named after the fall of two stonecutters while they were working on a Sunday (the Lord's Day !). Mount Vouan was also crossed by a smugglers' path. The smugglers brought wheat from the Pont Morand mill to Geneva and returned with alcohol, tobacco and other goods. Today, you can still see large round holes nearly 2 metres high in the rock where the millstones were extracted. They are part of the ancient Meulières à Vachat and Grand'Gueule sites, which have been classified as a ‘Historic Monument’ since 2009 and a ‘Sensitive Natural Area’ since 2017. PAYSALP offers tours for groups throughout the year. Information and reservations: www.paysalp.fr

A themed, fun, sporty and artistic tree landscape in the forest, featuring a Parcabout, a Parcadrone, sculptures, educational panels and lots of fun! 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, educational panels and more...

The dynamics of the drums to illustrate this emblematic venue for live performance in Annemasse. Artists : WOZDAT A graffiti enthusiast since his days studying visual communications in Lyon and Paris, he is just as adept with spray cans as he is with concepts. JP Blanc uses the urban playground to reflect contemporary societal trends. KEIM Pierre Coulanges aka Keim, based in Annemasse and originally from Grenoble, specializes in graphic design, illustration and painting. With a background in graffiti and street art, he creates a colorful, committed universe. LUCKY LUCIEN Florian "Lucky" Lucien is an artist, letter painter and graphic designer based in Montpellier. His passion for drawing led him to the fascinating world of typography. He discovered the construction of letters through Graffiti, favoring more "classic" styles. As a self-taught artist, he perfected his typography skills, leading to various projects such as frescoes, logos and more. This diversity gives him the opportunity to express his creativity in a variety of media. Lucky Lucien believes that creativity knows no bounds, and is constantly exploring new ideas.

Shaded picnic area on the Salève road. Ideal for a meal break, a snack or simply relaxing in the open air.

Come and enjoy our melt-in-the-mouth raclette burgers, our fondue, our traditional raclette, our duck parmentier au gratin with raclette cheese and our lasagne au gratin with raclette cheese! Enjoy our lunch menu ! Enjoy our lunch menu with a delicious dish of the day. And for your seminars, treat your guests to a unique experience in our theatre, full of humour and good cheer! L'Auberge Ensoleillée: taste, conviviality and celebration await you!

In a warm, family atmosphere, your Chez Moi restaurant in Saint-Jean-de-Tholome offers gourmet, home-made burgers. For an evening, alone or with friends, come and discover our creations, our cold soups and our desserts. A tasteful restaurant in a region full of character, you'll want to come back again and again. Come and visit us!

Restaurant inside the Casino. This bistronomic restaurant welcomes you for lunch or dinner, alone or with friends, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The chef uses local and seasonal produce for a responsible and delicious cuisine. We also offer a varied daily menu, with special benefits for Players Plus members. Looking for a quick snack? Pizzas, paninis and sharing boards are available at the bar, to be enjoyed in our lounge area. Reservations recommended, on The fork or by phone at 0450870787. Terrace on the banks of the Arve open in fine weather!

Located in a magnificent natural setting, on the shores of Lake Môle, you will be welcomed in a refined and friendly atmosphere. An ideal restaurant for a romantic meal or meals with family or friends. La Cabane du Pêcheur offers fresh, homemade products with a menu that changes with the seasons. Large choice of drinks such as cocktails, wines, liqueurs ... and a great menu of sundaes.

Every day, our team cooks delicious home-cooked meals, mixing the "must-have" dishes that always please (burgers, tartars...) with traditional French recipes and regional specialties they know the secret of. 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!

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!

Restaurant facing directly south in front of Mont Blanc in typically Savoyard setting. Possibility of holding banquet, business or birthday lunch. Specialties: La rebloche, the brooch, the beef tartar. A decorated room of beautiful fireplace in stone for winter evening, panoramic pavement area facing full south. Accessibility by car all year.

Le Refuge des Gourmets, a gourmet restaurant with one Michelin star and a 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 gastronomic and bistronomic cuisine in a modern setting. A family-run business since 1989, a terrace is open during the summer months, where you can discover the village's emblem, the raspberry.

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.

Ideally located near Geneva, we offer you our 3-star hotel with 81 rooms, all equipped with private toilets and showers, flat-screen TV and air conditioning. Enjoy maximum comfort at the best possible price in your B&B HOTEL Annemasse Saint-Cergues: fluffy comforters and pillows, 160 B&B By Bultex bedding, high-speed Wi-Fi in all rooms, flat-screen TVs with sports and discovery channels, private bathrooms... And don't forget an all-you-can-eat sweet and savory breakfast that will satisfy your hunger for authenticity and assertive flavors.

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.

Ideally located for your business or leisure stays, close to Geneva, its airport and exhibition center, as well as ski resorts, all in a green setting, welcome to the Mercure Annemasse Porte de Genève hotel. 79 air-conditioned rooms renovated in 2018. Come and discover the "Privilège" rooms: bed with mattress topper, memory foam pillows, bathrobe, slippers, Nespresso coffee machine, free mini bar soft drinks. The LA YOURTE restaurant, with its poolside terrace, welcomes you 7 days a week and serves home-style brasserie cuisine. To facilitate your arrival, our large, private, closed and free parking lot is at your disposal. An ideal stopover on the way to the ski resorts! 4 meeting rooms are available for presentations, seminars, cocktails and private receptions (weddings, birthdays...).

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!

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.

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 ...

Located at an altitude of 1,200 metres, this cosy mountain chalet is situated in a pleasant clearing in the heart of the Chablais massif, above Bogève. Group accommodation with 30 places. Bookings for 2026 are now open. Bookings for 2027 will open around 1 October 2026.

Welcome to the Bois des Tours municipal campsite in Bonneville, located in the heart of the Haute-Savoie, in the city centre, away from the noise and the traffic, at the foot of the mountains. Motorhomes are allowed all year round and vans and caravans are only allowed to stay during the high season (1 July - 31 August) when the sanitary facilities are open.

Situated in the heart of the small Ayze vineyard, the Bellevue Hotel offers a warm welcome in this quiet, restful mountain setting . Well-appointed rooms, some of them with balconies, overlooking the valley. Grounds offering shade and sunny outside terrace. Room for family meals, weddings and banquets available for bookings.