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Discover Annecy, the Venice of the Alps and its waterways, its background and monuments. It is nicknamed the "Venice of the Alps" because of its aquamarine lake and the canals which run through the old town. The city, with its beautiful mountains and peaceful life attracts tourists from all over the world. Annecy is a tourist city which has managed to stay the same and keep its appeal, for the enjoyment of both locals and holiday-makers.

This moderately difficult climb begins with a shaded woodland ascent to reach the Col de Leschaux (897m), followed by a descent into the Vallée du Chéran, before finishing along the western side of the Semnoz. A medium-difficulty route, it begins with a shady forest climb to the Col de Leschaux (897 m), followed by a plunge down to the Chéran valley. The route ends on the western flank of the Semnoz. Points of interest This is a great tour that allows you to take a look at the picturesque landscapes and sites in the heart of the Parc des Bauges. Discover the Diable and Abîme bridges, the Prérouge cave and the Chéran gorges. Cycling tip For the panoramic option, calculate the time to climb to the Col de Leschaux before the warm season. Direction of travel: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Sévrier (turn off with the Circuit de Leschaux n°8); Col de Leschaux; Gruffy (turn off with the Circuit de l'Albanais n°11 and Annecy-Aix les Bains n°51). Description: Apart from the road that runs along the Vallée du Chéran, (the only way out of the mountains), Coeur des Bauges is defended on all sides by high ridges, of which Leschaux is the lowest. 12km long with 480m of elevation change (with an average incline of 4%) and an even profile, it is the most popular route for cycling in the Haute Savoie and is perfect for beginners. To reach the foot of the mountain (RD912), leave the Voie Verte at the Port de Sévrier and follow the departmental road n°1508 for 1.5km towards Annecy, which you will reach after making a delicate left turn. Once you cross the ridge and reach the Vallée du Chéran (RD911), look out for a right turn onto the Route d'Allèves, which will take you to Annecy. But beforehand, we recommend that you make the 2km round trip to see the impressive Abîme bridge, it's worth it!

A steep climb at the beginning. Be careful not to miss the right turn during the descent from the Col de Bluffy… …or the superb view of the Château de Menthon! Direction: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Plaine d'Alex cycle path (junction for Tour de la Tournette no. 3, Tour des Glières no. 45 and Croix Fry circuit no. 46). Description: Shorter but considerably more eventful than the Tour du lac d'Annecy, this circuit can be a first step on your way to the red routes. It includes a small pass: the Col de Bluffy. If you're in good form, you can add another to your list of achievements, with a round trip to the tough Col des Contrebandiers (1054 m) at the end of the climb from Annecy-le-Vieux! But let's get back to the start of this climb: you need to follow the signs from the Petit-Port roundabout, as the uphill crossing of Annecy-le-Vieux requires a little attention. The subsequent descent of the Aravis road, on the other hand, is very smooth. Once you're on the flat, take a look at the Pont St-Clair and the Roman road on the other side of the Fier, before turning right just before the Plaine d'Alex cycle path, to set off on the gentle ascent of the Col de Bluffy (only 100 m ascent). But be careful! After just 3 km downhill, look out for the Route de la Corniche on your right. It will save you from the always tricky stretch of the RD909 between Veyrier and Chavoire. Finally, at the end of the return journey, look back at Mont Veyrier and note that you could still reach its summit by a cable car inaugurated in 1934, which departed from Veyrier-du-Lac, and which lifted over 40,000 people a year to the summit in the 1960s. It ceased operating in 1984 and was demolished in 2001.

One of the area's great classics, with a beautiful descent between Serraval and St-Ferréol, and an easy return leg along the Annecy Cycleway. Direction: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Annecy-le-Vieux (common route with Tour du mont Veyrier n°2) ; Thônes (separation with Tour des Glières n°45 then Croix Fry circuit n°46) ; Faverges (junction with the greenway, known as the Promenade cyclable ) Description: Up to the Plaine d'Alex, the route is shared with Tour du Mont Veyrier no. 2. When the two routes separate, take the dedicated cycle path to the left of the RD16 to avoid 4 km of departmental road. A little further on, you'll pass the Musée de la Résistance de Morette and its cemetery (Nécropole Nationale des combats en 1944 du plateau des Glières). Once you're in Thônes, turn left before the church, then right at the roundabout onto the RD12, which, after an easy climb up the Col du Marais and a beautiful winding descent from Serraval to St-Ferréol, takes you to the plain and the Lake Annecy cycle path. A word about Thônes, which certainly deserves a break. You'll certainly be surprised by the architectural similarities of its facades and vaulted passageways to Annecy's old town. You should also know that it was in Thônes that Jean-Jacques Rousseau experienced the famous episode of the "cherry idyll" that he recounts in his Confessions: "After dinner [...] we went to finish our dessert with cherries. I'd climb the tree, and throw them bunches, and they'd give me back pits through the branches. On one occasion, Melle Gallay, putting her apron forward and her head back, presented herself so well, and my aim was so accurate, that I knocked a bunch into her bosom, and laughed. I was thinking to myself: aren't my lips cherries! How willingly I'd throw them at them... ".

If you hate steep climbs, this is not the ride for you. Great view overlooking the lake. Direction of travel: clockwise. Landmarks and connections: Talloires (junction with Tour du lac d'Annecy no. 1); hamlet of Vesonne (junction with the "Promenade cyclable" greenway). Description:Ten years ago, Eddy Merckx came to Annecy to visit his friends from the Cent Cols club. They took him up the Col de la Forclaz... which Eddy Merckx found hard! A little pass not to be underestimated! It was here that Laurent Jalabert took the lead in 1997, but in the opposite direction, in a desperate last-ditch effort, and Richard Virenque in order to consolidate his last polka-dot jersey. Set off as if you were doing Tour du Lac n°1. The road to the pass, RD42, starts after Menthon-St-Bernard, at the top of the Côte d'Echarvines. The gradient gradually rises to over 10% in several places, reaching 12.6% on the penultimate kilometer! After such an effort, take the time to watch the many paragliders taking off and twirling around. At the end of the descent through Montmin, you'll reach the village of Vesonne. Cross the main road and take the "voie verte" back to Annecy.

Quieter than the Aravis, with a superb, sinuous descent. Direction of travel: clockwise. Landmarks and connections : Annecy-le-Vieux; Alex (separation with Tour du mont Veyrier n°2); Thônes (separation with Tour de la Tournette n°3); St-Jean-de-Sixt (separation with Tour du Bargy n°44 and Tour des Glières n°45); La Clusaz (separation with Traversée Aravis / Arly n°47) Description:Did you like the Tour de la Tournette? Then you'll love the Circuit de la Croix-Fry! In fact, to the charms of the first (with a not-to-be-missed break in the heart of Thônes) are added the passage through La Clusaz (second obligatory break!) with its majestic panoramic view of the Aravis range, and then the beautiful south-westerly descent of the Col de la Croix-Fry. If you'd like a more athletic version of this tour, you can simply reverse the ascent to the pass from Thônes, taking it in an anti-clockwise direction, when things get more serious: 850 m of ascent over 13 km, including 7 km above 7%, with 1 km at 9.2%. Laurent Jalabert and Lance Armstrong came out on top here in 97 and 2004 respectively. Best done in the morning, before the sun goes down!

Also called the "Prince of Wales" in honour of one of the most prestigious visitors to have cycled the route. The view of Mont-Blanc from the Col des Aravis is not to be missed. Departure point / TER: Annecy Length: 108 km Difficulty: black Total ascent: 1300 m Direction: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Thônes (separation from Tour des Glières no. 45); La Clusaz (separation from Circuit de la Croix-Fry no. 46); Ugine (junction with voie verte) The first third of this long loop is shared with Tour de la Tournette n°3 and Tour des Glières n°45. The climb up to the Aravis Pass from St-Jean-de-Sixt is not particularly challenging. Its gradients are always below 7%, except for a very short section at 8.5%. On the other hand, the final part of the climb is very beautiful, amidst vast green alpine meadows and at the foot of high cliffs. But before you start, take a detour to the pretty center of La Clusaz, dominated by one of the most beautiful bulbous bell towers in the Alps. You won't be tempted to linger at the top of the Col des Aravis (1498 m), which is often crowded with a multitude of stalls. But don't miss the view of Mont Blanc before you cross into Savoie! After the spectacular plunge through the twists and turns of La Giettaz, you'll reach the Val d'Arly national road. It's best to get away from it as soon as possible. That's why you'll leave it at the Flon bridge and take the balcony road to Héry-sur-Ugine, which is much quieter (except when the main road is closed, which is quite often). From Ugine, don't miss the new 37-km greenway, which continues all the way to Annecy.

From the Col de Tamié, it is only a short detour to the Abbey, where you can try the monks' famous cheese.

You can do it! The signposted direction was chosen to make the only climb on the circuit as easy as possible and to allow you to stay close to the lake, especially for the section after Talloires. Direction of travel: clockwise Landmarks and connections: Talloires (junction for Belvédère de la Forclaz no. 4); Doussard (junction for Faverges, Ugine and Albertville, all on the greenway); St-Jorioz (junction with Circuit de Leschaux no. 8). Description: To make your Tour du lac d'Annecy a real "coup de coeur", follow these little tips: start your circuit clockwise, which will allow you to ride on the water side after Talloires; set off in the morning before it gets too hot; leave the main road at the fourth kilometer, after the small climb up to Chavoire (a sign invites you to do so); and take everything you need for a swim! Until the major road improvements announced, the 3 km on the main road between Menthon-St-Bernard and Talloires will require all your vigilance (especially on the steep, narrow and tortuous descent to Talloires). The rest of the route is a dream, both along the eastern shore of the Petit Lac, where there are plenty of places to swim, and on the greenway built on an old railroad line. There are toilets and a water point at the old Brédannaz station, a fountain after the Duingt tunnel, at the foot of a climbing wall where you'll see climbers at work, and a second fountain at St-Jorioz. You'll also find several picnic tables here and there. Your tour comes to an end after rounding the port of Annecy, crossing the Hôtel de Ville park and crossing the Amours footbridge back to the Pâquier lawns.

Starts as for the Tour of the Montagne d'Age, and then goes past the Château de Clermont to the River Usse. The Rhone is followed south from Seyssel to its confluence with the River Fier, which leads back to Annecy. Departure point / TER: Annecy Length: 77 km Difficulty: red Total ascent: 530 m Direction: counter-clockwise Landmarks and connections: Epagny; Sillingy (separation from Tour de la Montagne d'Age n°5 and Tour de la Mandallaz n°6; common route with Tour du Vuache n°17); Clermont; Desingy; pont de Châtel (separation from Tour du Vuache n°17); Seyssel; Val-de-Fier (junction with Boucle du Fier n°15 and 3 Traversées 12, 13 and 14). A major cycle route is being built along the Rhône between Lake Geneva and the Mediterranean. It can already be completed in Haute-Savoie, where it is mainly made up of small roads far from the river, which lies in inaccessible gorges. As you approach Seyssel, however, you'll find yourself back on the water's edge, transformed into a greenway that you can follow for a few kilometers, not without a visit to the Maison du Haut Rhône, home to numerous cultural exhibitions. Before reaching Seyssel, take the final stretch of the Usses valley on the cycle lanes of the D992 from the Châtel bridge. As you approach Seyssel, don't miss the greenway entrance on your right. After a kilometer, you'll leave the water's edge to cross Seyssel's central square. A short detour then takes you to the port of Gallatin and the Maison du Haut Rhône. Then you're off again on the greenway to the mouth of the Fier. The ascent of the Val-de-Fier gorges is another spectacular part of this beautiful tour. The return to Annecy is made in common with the Boucle du Fier n°15, via the route des Creuses and through Seynod.

Hôtel de Bonlieu’s 35 air-conditioned and fully equipped rooms lie in a peaceful central street near the lake and Annecy old town. Modern interior. Hotel open 24/7. Hôtel de Bonlieu is 250m from the lake, 400m from the old town and 150m from the Bonlieu cultural centre and Annecy Lake Tourist Information. Modern interior and current standards.

Choose bike rental to discover Annecy in a new way! Discover Annecy and ride around the lake by bike for a bit of exercise and relaxation while you enjoy the amazing views! A helmet, a fluorescent jacket and a lock will be provided with the bike. Once on site, you may change your reservation for an electrical bike or attach a trailer for children! Discover Annecy by bike!

Rent a bike to discover Annecy in a fun way and enjoy the landscape! Discover Annecy and ride around the lake by bike for a bit of exercise and relaxation while you enjoy the amazing views! A helmet, a fluorescent jacket and a lock will be provided with the bike. Once on site, you may change your reservation for an electrical bike or attach a trailer for children! Discover Annecy by bike!

Visit Annecy in a pleasant way thanks to this bike rental! Discover Annecy and ride around the lake by bike for a bit of exercise and relaxation while you enjoy the amazing views! A helmet, a fluorescent jacket and a lock will be provided with the bike. Once on site, you may change your reservation for an electrical bike or attach a trailer for children! Discover Annecy by bike!

Cycle around Annecy and its surroundings to marvel at the landscape! Discover Annecy and ride around the lake by bike for a bit of exercise and relaxation while you enjoy the amazing views! A helmet, a fluorescent jacket and a lock will be provided with the bike. Once on site, you may change your reservation for an electrical bike or attach a trailer for children! Discover Annecy by bike!

Make the most of your stay in Annecy by hiring a bike and discovering the city and its surroundings! Admire the landscape! Discover Annecy and ride around the lake by bike for a bit of exercise and relaxation while you enjoy the amazing views! A helmet, a fluorescent jacket and a lock will be provided with the bike. Once on site, you may change your reservation for an electrical bike or attach a trailer for children! Discover Annecy by bike!

Annecy Guide Office brings together qualified mountain guides from the Annecy area. As the seasons come and go, make your dreams come true and go mountaineering, climbing, hiking, via ferrata, canyoning, ski touring, skiing off-piste, showshoeing and ice climbing with experienced instructors. The enthusiastic guides will introduce you to their playground amidst the lake and mountain in nearby destinations, Aravis, Chamonix to ski into the White Valley or climb Mont Blanc, and further afield, trekking and expeditions. Individuals, groups, families or seminars can make the most of our professionals' unique knowledge of the land to truly experience this protected natural space. We also offer summer mountaineering courses to develop your rock climbing skills on ridges and glaciers. In winter our courses are based on snow and avalanche safety for freeride and ski touring. We have equipment partners who provide us with products that you can test during these courses.

29 modern rooms and suites just minutes from the lake and old town, bar with fireplace and private car park. The 29 rooms and suites in Le Pré Carré have modern interiors and are tastefully decorated in warm colours. Its central location means it’s close to the hustle and bustle of local life and just minutes from the lake and old town. The relaxed atmosphere in the bar is the perfect place to chill out by the fireplace. Keep on top of work in the internet area and meeting rooms. Parking available in the hotel’s underground car park.

Family-run hotel with 25 rooms. Perfect setting just 300m from the lake and station on the edge of the old town and pedestrian streets. Refurbished rooms. Bar reserved for customers. Atipik Hotel is the perfect location on the edge of the old town and pedestrian streets just 300m from the lake and station. Get your day off to a good start with the delicious breakfast buffet served between 7am and 10am. After spending the day visiting the town, lakeside and mountain views, come and relax in this B&B style family-run hotel.

49 rooms, breakfast buffet, satellite TV, internet area, free Wi-Fi, bar, car park and private garages. Hotel located 500m from the lake and old town. The perfect location in the very heart of Annecy just a few minutes’ walk from the old town and lake. The Allobroges Park Hotel welcomes guests to a sophisticated and elegant setting. Enjoy the hearty buffet breakfast in the charming dining room or the comfort of your own room. The friendly and attentive staff are available 24/7 to help you plan your stay in Annecy.

Beauty of the lake and mountains evolving all the time! Lake Annecy's clear waters are surrounded by moutains which colours change with seasons or light: green in spring and summer, glowing colours in autumn, pristine white in winter. Simply amazing... It is possible to admire the landscape from summits, when paragliding or along the cycle path that runs from Annecy to Savoy. Moreover, thanks to numerous protective actions performed for over 40 years, local people and tourists enjoy a protected environment: lake Annecy is considered as one of the purest lakes in Europe. The clearness and pureness of its water offer the opportunity to practice many water activities: swimming, of course, but also sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, rowing, water skiing, scuba diving, fishing... Lake Annecy is a perfect place for sports, leisure and also to discover history and local heritage. Stroll around the colourful, paved streets of Annecy's Old town, discover castles and museums, meet local craftspeople... Lake Annecy is also famous for its markets (with local products, cheese and delicatessen) and restaurants (local or gastronomic cuisine, fish and seafood...).

Listed as a historic monument in 1900, the Palais de l'Ile, often described as a "house in the shape of a ship" has been a prison, a courthouse and an administrative centre. It is an original structure, the oldest parts of which date from the 12th century. Firstly a simple quadrangular building described as a stronghold, which occasionally housed the prison and the minting workshop of the Counts of Geneva, today, the building referred to as the Palais de l'Ile is an original medieval monument: It is built on a natural rocky island. The stronghold was referred to for the first time in 1325 as a prison when the lord of Annecy paid Jean de Monthoux, the lord of Isle, for food for two prisoners. In 1355, Count Amadeus III of Geneva was awarded "the right to mint gold and silver on his land" by the Emperor Charles IV of the Holy Empire. A construction campaign led to the creation of a minting workshop which ceased activity at the end of the 14th century. The Geneva family died out. Annecy and the Geneva region were attached to the Duchy of Savoie and Duke Amadeus VIII gave the residence to the Monthoux family. At the end of the 16th century, the house which sheltered the courthouse, became known as the Palais de Justice de l'Ile. After the 18th century, the building was used for administrative functions, but also continued to be used as a prison up until 1864 when a new prison was built. This has since been destroyed. The Palais de l'Ile became a home for the elderly between 1865 and 1880. At the time, Annecy Municipal Council made plans to demolish the Palais de l'Ile in order to make room for baths, but the project was abandoned. The building was used temporarily as a school for stone carvers and carpenters, a gymnasium and accommodation. The novelist Andre Theuriet and Charles Suisse, the Inspector for Historic Monuments, spoke out against the planned demolition. On 16 February 1900, the Palais de l'Ile was listed as a historic monument and a first phase of renovation work was launched. The final phase of restoration dates from 1983-1985.

Fondue, raclette, tartiflette, as well as Café de Paris sirloin steak, fish, salads, grilled meats and a regularly changing seasonal menu. In the authentic atmosphere of an 18th-century building, in the very heart of the pedestrian area of Le Pâquier, Cédric and his team invite you to discover cuisine with or without cheese: local specialities for discerning gourmets that you can enjoy by the fireplace in the winter or on the terrace in the summer.

Restaurant serving specialities from Savoy and fresh fish from the lakes nearby. Enjoy our wines directly selected from local wine-growers. Breakfast and brunch 7 days a week. Specialities from Savoy and fish from the lakes nearby, wines directly selected from local wine-growers. New! Le Ramoneur serves sweet and savoury breakfasts from 09.00 am, and brunch at 11.00 am. At the heart of the old town near the landing stage, the Chevallay family have been serving gourmets since 1923 and welcome diners 7 days a week.

The Auberge de Savoie welcomes you throughout the year, indoors in a subtle and warm dining room where comfort and intimacy prevail, or, in fine weather, on the terrace overlooking the river Thiou with a magnificent view of the old prisons and the Château. The Auberge de Savoie is also a favourite for family meals, business lunches, dinners with friends or groups, or other activities. Are you searching for authenticity? You've come to the right place...

In the heart of the old town, our restaurant welcomes you to an authentic setting all year round. The refreshing temperatures of the banks of the canal in the summer and the fireside in the winter. With family or friends, savour the regional specialities in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

In Annecy, close to the old town, the Compagnie des Bateaux du Lac d'Annecy invites you to hop on its boats to discover magnificent landscapes, between lake and mountains. Guided cruises of one or two hours, sailing around the mountain ranges, or aboard the boat-restaurant MS Libellule for a lunch or dinner dance cruise. Lunch Cruise (boarding: 11:30) - Dinner Cruise (boarding: 19:00) on Lake Annecy. Food prepared on board and served on the water.

In the heart of the city, a friendly place. Tasty dishes mainly made ​​with local and seasonal products.

An elegant setting for a table full of Italian-influenced flavours! Thanks to the large picture windows, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Lake Annecy... an invitation to contemplate! Located in the rotunda of the Casino Impérial, Riva's elegant, modern setting offers Italian-inspired cuisine, as well as traditional dishes and daily specials. From 8pm, the restaurant plunges into the atmosphere of traditional games or poker tournaments. Please note that the restaurant is closed during tournaments. For groups, menu packages with game tickets are available by prior arrangement. As this is the heart of the casino, access is strictly reserved for adults, on presentation of proof of identity. Passports are required for non-Schengen citizens.

An elegant restaurant where refined cuisine is reinvented using local and seasonal produce. La Table de l'Impérial restaurant, located opposite Lake Annecy, is a must for food lovers. Its seasonal cuisine showcases local flavours through gourmet dishes that are delicately prepared. The chef creates elegant dishes that combine tradition and modernity, while the wine selection enhances each tasting experience. Combining authenticity and elegance, La Table de l'Impérial offers a unique experience to be shared in a contemporary and friendly atmosphere.

Beautiful gastronomy, balance of flavours, heritage and know-how in this panoramic restaurant La Rotonde overlooking the lake. Eric Prowalski offers a fine cuisine with authentic and local flavours without forgetting his south-western roots. Eric Prowalski takes you on a journey of taste, respecting the seasons and quality produce. Take a gustatory stroll from Arcachon to Annecy in his fine cuisine. Share and enjoy the dishes of our region in our gastronomic restaurant, La Rotonde, with its warm, modern décor overlooking the lake and offering a wide-angle view of the lake and mountains. From the "Around a dish" menu served in an hour at lunchtime and during the week to the tasting menu, we have a great menu to suit all tastes. Welcome to a world of sharing, delicate flavours and emotions. A subtle, gourmet cuisine is born. The dishes are colourful, feminine and elegant. Through his creations, Éric interprets the two regions that have shaped his life. A dialogue between the Arcachon Basin and Lake Annecy. "I'm lucky enough to have two cultures. The first is my family history in the South-West and the second is my adopted region (Annecy in Haute-Savoie), which has welcomed me with open arms. Every day, I create a real culinary identity from these dual roots". The theme of water is the link between these 2 natural territories. Each of his creations brings together these 2 worlds, 2 ecosystems, which complement, harmonise or oppose each other. Lake Annecy, calm and radiant, leads him to interpret freshwater fish and the vegetables of our market gardeners. A subtle repertoire!

An enchanting setting and a warm atmosphere await you as you indulge in gourmet cuisine inspired by fresh, local and seasonal produce. Situated on the Route du Semnoz, with a front row seat to an exceptional view over Lake Annecy, the restaurant welcomes you on its panoramic terrace as soon as the sun rises, or in the bright atmosphere of its dining room overlooking the Bay of Annecy, facing the majestic surrounding peaks.

Hôtel de Bonlieu’s 35 air-conditioned and fully equipped rooms lie in a peaceful central street near the lake and Annecy old town. Modern interior. Hotel open 24/7. Hôtel de Bonlieu is 250m from the lake, 400m from the old town and 150m from the Bonlieu cultural centre and Annecy Lake Tourist Information. Modern interior and current standards.

29 modern rooms and suites just minutes from the lake and old town, bar with fireplace and private car park. The 29 rooms and suites in Le Pré Carré have modern interiors and are tastefully decorated in warm colours. Its central location means it’s close to the hustle and bustle of local life and just minutes from the lake and old town. The relaxed atmosphere in the bar is the perfect place to chill out by the fireplace. Keep on top of work in the internet area and meeting rooms. Parking available in the hotel’s underground car park.

Ideally located in the heart of the historic and commercial centre of Annecy. Our establishment offers quality services in a unique and authentic environment. Facing the lake or set back from the town, our 67 rooms are spacious and recently renovated. They feature free high-speed internet access, Nespresso coffee machines, courtesy trays, mini-bars, LCD screens, safes, hairdryers and air conditioning. Discover our new fitness room and our magnificent Lake Suite with views of the lake and mountains.

Charming hotel **, located in the centre of Annecy, 5 minutes' walk from the lake, the old town and the station. All rooms non-smoking, air-conditioned, furnished Ligne Roset with private bathroom and toilet. Reception open 24 hours, free wifi. Free parking from 7pm to 8am in a public car park.

Family-run hotel with 25 rooms. Perfect setting just 300m from the lake and station on the edge of the old town and pedestrian streets. Refurbished rooms. Bar reserved for customers. Atipik Hotel is the perfect location on the edge of the old town and pedestrian streets just 300m from the lake and station. Get your day off to a good start with the delicious breakfast buffet served between 7am and 10am. After spending the day visiting the town, lakeside and mountain views, come and relax in this B&B style family-run hotel.

49 rooms, breakfast buffet, satellite TV, internet area, free Wi-Fi, bar, car park and private garages. Hotel located 500m from the lake and old town. The perfect location in the very heart of Annecy just a few minutes’ walk from the old town and lake. The Allobroges Park Hotel welcomes guests to a sophisticated and elegant setting. Enjoy the hearty buffet breakfast in the charming dining room or the comfort of your own room. The friendly and attentive staff are available 24/7 to help you plan your stay in Annecy.

Perfect location in the heart of town just 150m from the station (TGV), 200m from the lake and minutes from the old town. Warm and friendly welcome. Free Wi-Fi access. Air-conditioned hotel. The Mercure Annecy Centre on the edge of the Venice of the Alps and its pedestrian streets has 39 quiet and air-conditioned rooms. Trendy and modern interiors. A warm welcome awaits 24/7.

Atypical hotel Central is located in the centre of town, in the pedestrian area, at 200m from the lake and the train station. The hotel is by the canal in a private courtyard. Very quiet place in town. Garage for motorbikes and bikes. Atypical hotel Central is located in the centre of town, in the pedestrian area, at 200m from the lake and the train station. The hotel is by the canal in a private courtyard. Very quiet place in town.Garage for motorbikes and bikes.

Central Annecy, old town, nearby train station, 8 minute walk to the lake. Renovated 2* Hôtel des Alpes with TV and free Wi-Fi. Free parking from 7pm to 8am. The charming and centrally located 2* Hôtel des Alpes is the perfect place to experience Annecy’s incredible beauty, its old town and canals that have earned it the nickname "the Venice of the Alps". Hôtel des Alpes is the ideal base for you to explore Annecy on foot. Our renovated rooms provide a pleasant setting for you to relax in. Sweet/savoury breakfast buffet. Shower, toilet, flat screen satellite TV, free Wi-Fi. "Parking de la poste" car park free from 7pm to 8am.

Novotel Annecy Centre **** - The Craic is located in the heart of Annecy, just a 5-minute walk from the Old Town and Lake Annecy, and 50 m from the TGV train station. A unique place to celebrate, work, meet and, above all, stay! The 95 rooms, including 2 Suites, have been completely redesigned around the world of sport and the mountains, and feature 100% outdoor decor. Spacious, contemporary and flexible, a magnificent mountain landscape overlooks the headboards. Our rooms are suitable for all types of stay: business, leisure, individuals, groups or families of up to 4 people. The new fitness room is yours to discover without moderation. The Craic Restaurant, a true Refuge Gourmand, has been designed as a place to relax, offering a gourmet and festive interlude for travelers and locals alike, around a central food bar inviting sharing and conviviality. The menu boasts modern culinary lines. The venue also boasts a large outdoor terrace, pétanque court, brazier, etc. The craic" is an Irish word meaning the desire to share and enjoy oneself in a fun and pleasant setting. And that's exactly what we're all about! Come and enjoy a gourmet meal or a cocktail. Lounge on the terrace or enjoy an evening of concerts or DJ sets. There's always an occasion to celebrate at The Craic! The hotel is also a real Business Camp, with its 12 modern, modular and technological meeting rooms, including a 130-seat multi-purpose Amphitheatre and the creation of a disruptively innovative "Freestyle" meeting room for your conferences and seminars.