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Departure from Place Limorin. Along the way, you'll come across a number of calvaries and the beautiful chapel of La Madeleine. Pedestrian route closed to motor vehicles. The Madeleine chapel already existed in the 16th century. Falling into ruin, it was renovated in 1938.

Along the quiet, shady paths, you'll find magnificent panoramas and heritage sites such as the Romanesque church of Saint André-de-Bâgé, a listed historic monument, and several châteaux. Stroll through the Bresse countryside on the lands of the Sires de Bâgé to admire the Romanesque church of Saint-André de Bâgé, the châteaux of Montépin and La Griffonnière, the remains of the ramparts of Bâgé-le-Châtel, the chapel of Aigrefeuille and the beautiful houses that dot the valleys.

Follow the La Chapelle trail along unspoilt, wooded country lanes and discover the 15th-century Chapelle de Feillens, known as the Chapelle de la Vierge. The Romanesque chapel was the first parish church. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, it has been the focus of many pilgrimages. A calvary, dating from the early 16th century and listed as a Historic Monument, stands in front of the chapel. This stone calvary is decorated with small coats of arms; on its reverse side, it bears the arms of the Passion. The shaft and branches of the cross are cylindrical and very elaborate. In the centre of the village, you can still see wooden gates with special ironwork and latches, as in other neighbouring villages in the Val de Saône.

You can discover the village centre, lined with wrought iron gates, and the Lac de Feillens, a vast lake much loved by local anglers and hunters. The lake was created when the A40 motorway was built. In the centre of the village, you can still see wooden gates with special ironwork and latches, as in other neighbouring villages in the Val de Saône. The present church dates from the first half of the 19th century. It was built in 2 phases: 1834-1851.

Depart from Bâgé-la-Ville town hall. After crossing the D28, you will pass the Château de la Griffonière. Continuing on, you can see the château de Montépin. A short distance from this castle is the Montépin wash-house and drinking trough. The original building was covered in hooked slate, which means it can be dated to the 19th century. Thanks to corporate sponsorship, numerous donors, local councils, the Communauté de Communes Bresse et Saône, craftsmen and volunteers, the restoration work was carried out between 2020 and 2023. Students in the carpentry section of the vocational baccalaureate at the Lycée Carriat in Bourg prepared the door and the boards for the cladding, and installed them on site.

Leaving from Bâgé-la-Ville town hall. This trail takes you through the arboretum, passing through the horticultural fields and various farms.

Inland loop south of Thoissey. Number of trail points: 644 Cumulative negative vertical drop: 340 m Maximum altitude: 255 m Minimum altitude: 169 m Average altitude: 207 m Route database When you click on this link to display the map, a new window opens with the Google maps and the route. Click on "Display as IGN". You will then obtain all the display possibilities of the IGN Géoportail (photos, etc.) by expanding the "layers" menu on the top left and zooming in with the "tools" menu on the right. Important information : If you're using Internet Explorer, the IGN plot display may not work... Click on "Tools / Compatibility display" in the Internet Explorer menu bar... Or switch to Firefox, it'll work so much better! You can also display aerial photos with Google maps or IGN by expanding the "Layers" menu (top left). To download the route in GPX format, click on the link at the bottom of the map page. Services Download GPX file () Contact the track author () IGN map reference: Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne (3029E) Report any difficulties encountered If, in the course of your hike, you come across a major difficulty (locked gate on the itinerary or owner opposing your passage, unavoidable fallen tree, landslide, etc.), remember, on your return to send an e-mail to 01acheval@neuf.fr indicating the problem with its precise location, preferably on a scanned map extract. This is the only way to keep the "Ain à cheval" network up to date.

Along the way, you'll pass the Feillens lake and the banks of the Saône, where you can take a little break and relax. You can see the church and the dovecote at the entrance to the village. The church was consecrated on 25 November 1819. It was renovated and enlarged in 1868-1869. Pedestrian route closed to motor vehicles.

Following the Sables trail, you'll discover a number of lakes and the privately-owned Colon and Nillon mills. The route takes you through different landscapes, through woods and horticultural fields.

This route takes you along the banks of the Saône, with views of the Mâconnais hills. You'll discover the Frettes pond and the Val de Saône meadow. Take a stroll through the flower-filled village centre, where you'll discover a calvary and the recently restored church. No motor vehicles allowed on this walking trail.

A masterpiece of Romanesque art, it bears witness to the artistic and religious fervor of the late 11th century, and was built by the monks of Tournus. Trilingual audio guide inside. Key available from the tourist information office in Bâgé-le-Châtel. Recognised as a jewel of roman art, the building has been listed as a historic monument in 1840 and hosts concerts and exhibitions during eh summer.Throughout the year an audio-guide (English and german) is available to visitors and there are explanatory signs inside and outside the building (keys are available to you at the neighbouring house)

Frédéric Martin has been welcoming diners to the former capital of Bresse since 1994, with updated traditional menus and a local influence: pomme Anna frogs, sautéed like in Dombes, with garlic butter cream. Having worked in the kitchens of Georges Blanc, the Palais de l'Elysée and Le Gavroche in London, the chef now welcomes you with his traditional menus, updated to reflect local influences, including their specialties, pomme Anna de grenouilles, sautéed as in Dombes with garlic butter cream. Cyril Degluaire's Bresse poultry with morel cream and vin jaune, crêpes parmentières and a more modern cuisine, the palette du berger in three variations, filet de boeuf au cœur de foie gras, le confidentiel pour foiegrasphile, chaud froid d'agrumes are there to intoxicate your taste buds, all served with, essentially, proprietary wines. Since 1999, La Table Bâgésienne has been awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide, making it one of the oldest Bib Gourmand restaurants in France! We can also cater for special events (weddings, cocktails, takeaways). Cooking courses (will be posted on the site).

The ramparts were built in 1399, forming a perfect circle around the village. A few watchtowers and brick walls (privately owned) bear witness to this medieval past. It's possible to take a walk around the ramparts.

Located between Bourg-en-Bresse and Mâcon, the campsite welcomes you in a green and flowery frame alongside two rivers. You receive accomodation in mobilhome any comfort, atypical in trailer, of ample pitches, swimming pool and tennis. You will discover the richness of the cultural heritage of the Bresse and the many tourist activities: hiking, fishing, visits, or lazing to you to choose! Camping pitches stabilized and service area. Free WIFI access. Whether you are staying in a caravan or mobile home, you will find a new, comfortable and functional accommodation equipped with a garden furniture to enjoy the pleasure of eating out. At 300m from the center of the village and its many shops, you will be seduced by the charm of life in Vonnas (flower village "four flowers"), and the first village Gourmand of France by the presence of the Grand Chef of international reputation Georges Blanc. All the flavors of Bresse and Dombes to delight your taste buds. Rental of mobilhomes and trailers. At the last news, creation of new stabilized sites for motor homes and outdoor renovation of trailers: change of siding..

Located on a former agricultural estate in Saint-Cyr-sur-Menthon, the Domaine des Saveurs invites you to discover Bresse traditions and flavours: a vast natural estate housing a museum and a listed Bresse farmhouse. A PLACE OF TRADITION AND GASTRONOMY A museum With over 1,000 m2 of exhibition space, discover the rich heritage and culture of Bresse. You'll discover Bresse costume and its astonishing chimney hat, Bresse enamels and precious jewels, and Bresse gastronomy. In the heart of a region renowned for the art of "eating well", the museum explores man's relationship with food from the past to the present, as well as the changing ways in which products are produced, preserved and transformed into food. Culinary art, table manners and festive rituals all find their natural place here. A farmhouse Listed as a historic monument in 1938, this charming farmhouse is a unique example of Bresse architecture, with its Saracen chimney and timber-framed construction. A natural estate This vast 44-hectare estate is ideal for walks. Along its paths, you'll find an old-fashioned vegetable garden, a pond, giant games, a corn maze and a free-range AOC poultry farm. Come and spend a unique day on an estate that combines history, relaxation and fun.

In the heart of Belleville, on the outskirts of the Beaujolais region, we welcome you to our 19th century house, where we invite you to discover our 5 rooms which are designed for you. - The Garden Room combines old-world charm with modern-day comfort. Double room (160 cm bed) with garden view. Bathroom with shower and bathtub + private WC. - The Geisha Room with oriental accents overlooking the street. Double room (160 cm bed). Bathroom with shower and bath + private WC. - The Arts Deco-inspired Elephants Room overlooking the street. Double room (140 cm bed). Bathroom with large shower and private WC. - The JARDIN FLAMAND room on the ground floor. Family room with double bed (160x200 cm) and 2 single beds (90 x200 cm). Bathroom with large shower and private WC. L'ATELIER on the 1st floor, overlooking the garden. This room is a blend of travel souvenirs, industrial and bohemian influences. 2 double beds (160 cm and 140 cm), bathroom with large shower and private WC. All rooms are equipped with flat-screen TV, free WiFi, kettle and hairdryer. Early in the morning, a hearty breakfast awaits you in a cosy setting next to the garden. At your disposal: - Enclosed private indoor parking. - Kitchen and small lounge with TV, reading corner and tourist information. - Bicycle hire. - Summer: swimming corridor (heated from May onwards, weather permitting) with shower. - Deckchairs and terraces.

Located at the gates of the Beaujolais region, the recently built Hotel Charme offers 40 ground floor rooms in a garden, all fitted with shower and toilet, telephone, television. Delicious traditional food. Free Wi-Fi.

The Hotel la Tour is a wonderful old building in the heart of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne that dates from the 14th century complete with its traditional red brick and timber façade, it was converted into a hotel at the end of the 19th century. Today, the Hotel la Tour is an establishment of 32 tastefully decorated, air-conditioned bedrooms set against the backdrop of the tranquil medieval village of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne, where the only noise you will hear is the gentle sound of the water from the village fountain. With its attentive staff the hotel has all you will need for a relaxing holiday. You can take it easy by outdoor swimming pool or enjoy a delicious meal in the hotel’s fantastic gastronomic restaurant. The Hotel la Tour is ideally situated between the regions of Dombes-Saône and Bresse and is a great place from which to explore all both these regions of Ain have to offer.

Old Hospital chapel. Apothecary's dispensary dating from the early 19th century. Triptych dating from the 16th century on display in the "tisanerie" (dispensary of herbal remedies). Nuns' workroom. You can also take a step back in time to 1900. Open to the public until 1939, the Apothecary's conserves a rare collection of 120 Meillonnas earthenware pots. The "La Lamentation" tryptic, housed in the tisanerie, was painted in 1527. You can stroll through a garden of medicinal plants, go back in time to 1900 with the exhibition space paying tribute to our ancestors, and also get to know Philibert Commerson, physician and naturalist to the king in the 18th century. Guided tours of the Apothecary's are available ONLY. The "Life in the Dombes in 1900" exhibition is open to the public on request. The gardens are freely accessible.

Les Halles or covered marketplace in Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne were originally build in 1440 and were rebuilt in 1670 after a fire destroyed them. The structure measures 80m by 20m and a market is still held there every Saturday morning. After being destroyed by fire in 1670 Les Halles were rebuilt to the original design thanks to the diligence of the then mayor of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne, Philibert Collet and the generosity of the Countess of Châtillon, Melle de Montpensier who was known as the ‘Grande Demoiselle’. The countess was a cousin of King Louis XIV and through her good offices the king allowed the people of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne to take all the timber necessary for the reconstruction work from the surrounding forests.

The "Little Venice of Bresse" hides many treasures: the château, its park, its bridges, the château pavilion, the Maison du guetteur, the Maison de Savoie, the church, the apothecary, the farm passoir, the clock tower .... Pont-de-Veyle has a rich past and has preserved many traces of it. The château, former provost's residence of the Compagnons du Devoir du Tour de France; its park, planted with trees from all over the world, offers pleasant walks along the Veyle and its 8 original bridges (suspension bridge, waterfall bridge, three-branch bridge...). The clock tower, the only vestige of the medieval town's ramparts. The half-timbered Maison du Guetteur, the 15th-century Maison de Savoie. The 18th-century church, the apothecary and its 18th-century Lyon earthenware pots. As well as washhouses and bridges....

Apothecary's dispensary, with a collection of 84 blue "three hazelnut"-pattern Lyon pottery jars and 18th-century wood panelling, which can be viewed through the glass doors from the entrance of the hospital.

Church of the XIIth century with a bell tower of Romanesque-Byzantine style, rebuilt in 1870 on extension of the nave. Main wealth: arcature of its Romanesque apse forming 7 arcades, 4 of which are adorned with wall frescoes of the 12th century discovered and restored. Church whose apse is Romanesque and dates from the 12th century. It has frescoes dating from the same period which have been restored and are to this day the oldest in the department. Guided tours by appointment.

Apothecary's decorated with superb walnut woodwork with a patina of age, perfectly highlighting the blue colbat of the Nivernais earthenware decorating the Renaissance-style sideboards. Visits on reservation only for groups of 4 to 25 people. Summer visits on reservation with the association "Les Amis du vieux Thoissey et de ses environs". Built within the Hospital between 1731 and 1735, the brown/red walnut woodwork covering all the walls is the work of Jean Noblet, master carpenter. The Loggias above the cupboards house a very rich collection of Nevers earthenware pots, with rich decorations in blue colbat, including 15 bottles, 19 pots for goats, 8 pots for guns, 17 pillboxes and a gourd. The transoms are painted with watercolors, one representing Cardinal Borromeo and the other St. Martha and the Tarrasque, patron saint of the sisters of the Hospital. The ceiling is painted with watercolors by Lugnot, on a marouflaged canvas; the central decoration, surrounded by a trompe-l'oeil baluster of octagonal shape, represents two cherubs and a curious Moorish character on a background of sky and cloud.

Discover in the church, an exhibition of works by Daniel Sarrabat. Daniel Sarrabat was born in Paris in 1666, into a family of artists and scholars who encouraged him to develop his gifts. He spent two years at the Académie de France in Rome (currently Villa Medici) and obtained the first prize in Rome in 1688. On his return to France, he settled permanently in Lyon. Sir Girié, rector of the Royal College of Thoissey and parish priest, wished to embellish the church of Thoissey; he placed two commissions with the "famous" Lyonnais painter Daniel Sarrabat. The set is made up of six paintings dedicated to Marie-Madeleine, patroness of the Parish. First order in 1706: Mary Magdalene at the Pharisee, Mary Magdalene at the feet of Jesus (at Martha and Mary), Magdalene speaking to Jesus, in the form of a gardener. Second order in 1713: the meal at Simon the leper's, the resurrection of Lazarus, the Holy Women in the Sepulcher and two still lifes: the smoking censers The church of Thoissey was renovated in 2007 and now houses, in the ambulatory, the works by Daniel Sarrabat recently restored

Completed in 1872, the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene presents a beautiful architectural unity. It houses a set of 7 paintings by the painter Daniel Sarrabat, dedicated to Mary Magdalene, patron saint of the town. Visits for groups by appointment. Located in the rue de l'Hôtel de Ville, the first church of Sainte Marie Madeleine was the former chapel of the castle, dedicated first to St Sébastien, then to Ste Madeleine. We do not know the date of its construction but it was rebuilt in 1611 and 1699. Messier Girié, priest and principal of the college, obtained in 1691 that this chapel was erected as a parish church and he became the first parish priest. In 1830, the project to build a new parish church was born. The 19th century taste for vast sanctuaries was reinforced by the damage inflicted by the disastrous flood of 1840. The site was found on Rue du Four (now Rue de l'Eglise) and the architect Berthier, who had already built the churches of Saint-Pierre de Mâcon and Mogneneins, was called in. The plans were drawn up in the Romanesque style, in agreement with the parish priest Pascal, who in 1867 laid the first stone and in 1872 the construction of the church was practically completed, only the bell tower and the spire were not yet built. The church of Thoissey was renovated in 2007 and now hosts, in the ambulatory, the recently restored works of Daniel Sarrabat.

The Chalaronne originates at Villars-les-Dombes in the pounds of Birieux, Saint-Marcel and Lapeyrouse. The Chalaronne crosses 3 towns north of our territory : Saint-Etienne, Saint-Didier et Thoissey. In total, it measures 52 kilometers. In normal times its flow is modest but it can experience unexpected and destructive floods that have long been in the news.

A masterpiece of Romanesque art, it bears witness to the artistic and religious fervor of the late 11th century, and was built by the monks of Tournus. Trilingual audio guide inside. Key available from the tourist information office in Bâgé-le-Châtel. Recognised as a jewel of roman art, the building has been listed as a historic monument in 1840 and hosts concerts and exhibitions during eh summer.Throughout the year an audio-guide (English and german) is available to visitors and there are explanatory signs inside and outside the building (keys are available to you at the neighbouring house)

A collection of over 1,000 tools will take you back over time to discover our ancestor's ways of farming. Remarkable permanent exhibition of vine and wine tools.

Frédéric Martin has been welcoming diners to the former capital of Bresse since 1994, with updated traditional menus and a local influence: pomme Anna frogs, sautéed like in Dombes, with garlic butter cream. Having worked in the kitchens of Georges Blanc, the Palais de l'Elysée and Le Gavroche in London, the chef now welcomes you with his traditional menus, updated to reflect local influences, including their specialties, pomme Anna de grenouilles, sautéed as in Dombes with garlic butter cream. Cyril Degluaire's Bresse poultry with morel cream and vin jaune, crêpes parmentières and a more modern cuisine, the palette du berger in three variations, filet de boeuf au cœur de foie gras, le confidentiel pour foiegrasphile, chaud froid d'agrumes are there to intoxicate your taste buds, all served with, essentially, proprietary wines. Since 1999, La Table Bâgésienne has been awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide, making it one of the oldest Bib Gourmand restaurants in France! We can also cater for special events (weddings, cocktails, takeaways). Cooking courses (will be posted on the site).

Restaurant with simple lines and a natural feel. Specialties: poultry liver cake, quenelles, snails, fried fish, frogs to order, gaudrioles (sweet shortbread made from gaude flour). Culinary specialties: Gaudrioles (sweet shortbread), chicken liver cake, chicken aiguillettes with Bleu de Bresse, quenelles with shallot sauce and Mâcon villages, snails, Bréchets, fresh fried Saône fish in season, frogs to order. Family meals, birthdays...

Restaurant located on the banks of the Saône in a quiet, leafy setting, where you can enjoy fried bleak, frog fricassee or excellent Bresse poultry!

Semi-gourmet restaurant serving seasonal dishes.

Since 1973, the Auberge has been delighting you with its regional products (frogs, chicken...). The panoramic terrace, enhanced by a veranda, welcomes you all year round. The spacious dining room makes it easy to separate tables. You'll enjoy both regional and trendy cuisine (lobster risotto, tuna tataki...) with a breathtaking view of the Chalaronne River. At the crossroads of the Dombes and Bresse regions, the Auberge de Montessuy has been perpetuating its excellence for generations to offer you the very best in local cuisine, seasonal and inspired, gourmet and innovative, generous and a source of pleasure. For events or seminars, menus designed and adapted to your needs and tastes.

Fresh produce and home cooking.

In the heart of the village of Condeissiat, come and taste the regional cuisine of this restaurant which benefits from a pleasant and calm setting.

Contemporary Bresse cuisine with a hint of Provence! The restaurant's terrace and dining room are an invitation to take time out for a leisurely lunch or dinner. The Auberge is a convivial place to sample simple, authentic products. We offer traditional regional dishes such as Bresse poultry with cream and morel mushrooms, or fresh frogs cooked in parsley sauce (by reservation). You'll also find fresh vegetables from the local market, and perfectly selected fish and meats, often combined with the scents of Provence, a souvenir of the Chef's early years in the kitchen. A 14-room*** hotel with swimming pool, spa and meeting room.

A menu of gourmet dishes based on the seasons, using fresh, certified produce. At "Le Jacques" restaurant, we're all about local produce! In fine weather, our shaded terrace welcomes you... and offers a breathtaking view of our course. Our Club House, surrounded by picture windows, is the perfect place to enjoy your meal by the fireplace in a cosy atmosphere. Open 7/7 from 11:45 a.m. In fine weather, our terrace, facing the course, welcomes you in the shade of its pergola. Our team offers regional cuisine, with the unmissable frog legs and Bresse chicken in cream sauce, complementing a seasonal, family-style menu based on fresh produce...

A tradition of quality for 3 generations, 3 dining rooms and a terrace in the shade of plane trees. Opened in 1945 in a disused railway station the Restaurant les Platanes proposes a cuisine that is both traditional and very tasty. Chef and proprietor Serge Malapel offers lovers of fine food a culenery voyage through the heart of Dombes & Saône with such tempting dishes as frog’s legs in parsley sauce, fillet of carp, chicken à la crème, crayfish stew, fois-gras à la maison and game according to the seasons.

Located between Bourg-en-Bresse and Mâcon, the campsite welcomes you in a green and flowery frame alongside two rivers. You receive accomodation in mobilhome any comfort, atypical in trailer, of ample pitches, swimming pool and tennis. You will discover the richness of the cultural heritage of the Bresse and the many tourist activities: hiking, fishing, visits, or lazing to you to choose! Camping pitches stabilized and service area. Free WIFI access. Whether you are staying in a caravan or mobile home, you will find a new, comfortable and functional accommodation equipped with a garden furniture to enjoy the pleasure of eating out. At 300m from the center of the village and its many shops, you will be seduced by the charm of life in Vonnas (flower village "four flowers"), and the first village Gourmand of France by the presence of the Grand Chef of international reputation Georges Blanc. All the flavors of Bresse and Dombes to delight your taste buds. Rental of mobilhomes and trailers. At the last news, creation of new stabilized sites for motor homes and outdoor renovation of trailers: change of siding..

In an immense green setting, this comfortable two-storey house, located 15 minutes' walk from Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne, comprises 6 bedrooms, a large living room, an equipped kitchen, a dining room, 2 bathrooms and 2 separate WCs. A large south-facing shed is pleasant in summer and winter alike, and can be visited before booking: contact the owner. - 2 bedrooms with 120 cm and 140 cm beds, 1 bedroom with 2 80 cm beds, 1 bedroom with 1 140 cm and 90 cm bed, 2 bedrooms with 1 140 cm bed and a crib. - Sleeping capacity limited to 15. Please respect the neighborhood and avoid noise pollution day and night.

In the heart of Belleville, on the outskirts of the Beaujolais region, we welcome you to our 19th century house, where we invite you to discover our 5 rooms which are designed for you. - The Garden Room combines old-world charm with modern-day comfort. Double room (160 cm bed) with garden view. Bathroom with shower and bathtub + private WC. - The Geisha Room with oriental accents overlooking the street. Double room (160 cm bed). Bathroom with shower and bath + private WC. - The Arts Deco-inspired Elephants Room overlooking the street. Double room (140 cm bed). Bathroom with large shower and private WC. - The JARDIN FLAMAND room on the ground floor. Family room with double bed (160x200 cm) and 2 single beds (90 x200 cm). Bathroom with large shower and private WC. L'ATELIER on the 1st floor, overlooking the garden. This room is a blend of travel souvenirs, industrial and bohemian influences. 2 double beds (160 cm and 140 cm), bathroom with large shower and private WC. All rooms are equipped with flat-screen TV, free WiFi, kettle and hairdryer. Early in the morning, a hearty breakfast awaits you in a cosy setting next to the garden. At your disposal: - Enclosed private indoor parking. - Kitchen and small lounge with TV, reading corner and tourist information. - Bicycle hire. - Summer: swimming corridor (heated from May onwards, weather permitting) with shower. - Deckchairs and terraces.

Located at the gates of the Beaujolais region, the recently built Hotel Charme offers 40 ground floor rooms in a garden, all fitted with shower and toilet, telephone, television. Delicious traditional food. Free Wi-Fi.

The Belleville Hotel is ideally located near to exit n°30 of the A6 motorway: 30 minutes from Lyon city centre and just 5 minutes from Villefranche sur Saône. The Belleville Hotel is ideally located near to exit n°30 of the A6 motorway: 30 minutes from Lyon city centre and just 5 minutes from Villefranche sur Saône. The hotel is open seven days a week; it is very easy to get to and has a free car-park.. We are sure you will enjoy your stopover in the Beaujolais region, whether you are travelling through on business, here for the weekend or passing through as a family on your way to Lyon or the South of France. The hotel has 49 spacious rooms including a number of family and luxury rooms, it is fully air conditioned and there is free WiFi everywhere. Our staff will make every effort to guarantee you a warm welcome and meet your every need, particularly as regards the organisation of your business seminars and group visits (associations, tours, etc.). We also have 2 specially adapted rooms for the disabled on the ground floor with flush-floor level showers.

The Hotel la Tour is a wonderful old building in the heart of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne that dates from the 14th century complete with its traditional red brick and timber façade, it was converted into a hotel at the end of the 19th century. Today, the Hotel la Tour is an establishment of 32 tastefully decorated, air-conditioned bedrooms set against the backdrop of the tranquil medieval village of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne, where the only noise you will hear is the gentle sound of the water from the village fountain. With its attentive staff the hotel has all you will need for a relaxing holiday. You can take it easy by outdoor swimming pool or enjoy a delicious meal in the hotel’s fantastic gastronomic restaurant. The Hotel la Tour is ideally situated between the regions of Dombes-Saône and Bresse and is a great place from which to explore all both these regions of Ain have to offer.

A warm welcome awaits you in this holiday cottage for a pleasant stay in Beaujolais. 1 bedroom (2 single beds), 1 bedroom (5 single beds), 1 bedroom (5 single beds).

Nestled between a lovely flowery, wooded area and the banks of the charming River Chalaronne and only 200m from the centre of the picturesque town of Châtillon-sur -Chalaronne, the Vieux Moulin Campsite has 120 well laid out encampments. Suited amongst the trees on a lovely 3 hectare site near to the centre of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne with all its shops, cafés, restaurants and historic buildings the 4 star Vieux Moulin Campsite’s 120 encampments include 19 spaces specially designed for camping cars, 1 encampment specially reserved for large groups in addition to 5 chalets. Throughout the summer season there plenty of entertainment events organised by the campsite staff as well as a swimming pool and snack bar available to guests. The Vieux Moulin Campsite is recommended by both the Routard and Michelin Guides and makes a perfect base from which to discover the lakes of the Dombes-Saône region.

Nestled between a lovely flowery, wooded area and the banks of the charming River Chalaronne and only 200m from the centre of the picturesque town of Châtillon-sur -Chalaronne, the Vieux Moulin Campsite has 120 well laid out encampments. Suited amongst the trees on a lovely 3 hectare site near to the centre of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne with all its shops, cafés, restaurants and historic buildings the 4 star Vieux Moulin Campsite’s 120 encampments include 19 spaces specially designed for camping cars, 1 encampment specially reserved for large groups in addition to 5 chalets. Throughout the summer season there plenty of entertainment events organised by the campsite staff as well as a swimming pool and snack bar available to guests. The Vieux Moulin Campsite is recommended by both the Routard and Michelin Guides and makes a perfect base from which to discover the lakes of the Dombes-Saône region.

Set in the heart of the countryside 550m away, their guest house welcomes you for a calm and relaxing stay. The guest rooms are comfortably equipped, ideal for groups and nature lovers looking for simplicity and authenticity. looking for simplicity and authenticity. Four bedrooms with en suite shower rooms and WCs, plus a family suite converted into a flat (which can only be rented for 4 nights or more), can accommodate up to 15 people. You can also You can enjoy a meal at the table d'hôtes, by the fireplace, with local produce. A A real sense of tranquillity emanates, offering lovers of authenticity the charm of the ‘true rustic’. ‘. To enhance your stay, you can take advantage of a heated swimming pool (May to September), a games room (May to September), a games room, a meeting room, extensive grounds with outdoor games, and on-site hiking hiking trails. A therapeutic spa for 3 people completes these services for a moment of relaxation. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)