Discover Meyrie, Isère, Rhône-Alpes and its surroundings

This circuit will delight the amateurs of elevation gain. Technical and pleasant loop with many passages in undergrowth on paths, views on the Vercors, the Chartreuse and the Mont-Blanc. From the Champ de Mars car park in Cessieu, follow the yellow marks and the following crossroads: Champ Robert > Les communaux > Les Guerres > Le Calvaire > Notre-Dame de Bonne Conduite > Le Gayet > Bonnard > L'Enfer > Le Grand Poste > Tire-Gerbe > Rochetoirin > Laï > Le Puy > Montbertaud > La Croix de Fer > CESSIEU The circuit starts with a beautiful ascent in undergrowth with views of the Vercors, the Chartreuse and the Mont-Blanc. Many forests to cross as well as ponds mark out the loop. Take a break to admire the landscape at the orientation tables of Rochetoirin (to the left of the church) and of the Chapelle St-Joseph (on the heights of Cessieu). As far as heritage is concerned, you will pass by the castle of Montceau and the Chapels St-Joseph and Notre-Dame de la Salette (Cessieu).

This short and shaded loop invites you to contemplate the chapels Notre-Dame de Salette and St-Joseph as well as the beautiful panorama located at the second one. ROUTE From the Champ de Mars, you will reach the church of Cessieu. Step inside to admire the murals by Dutch artist Cor van Gelenken. Just behind the church stands the round clock tower. It is said to have played a protective role in medieval times. Follow the path up into the forest. After 400m, you'll see the Notre-Dame de Salette chapel on your left. Continue uphill to the St-Joseph chapel. Freshly restored, it overlooks the Bourbre valley. From the viewpoint indicator behind the chapel, you can contemplate the Monts du Lyonnais, the Vercors and the Chartreuse. After Croix de Fer, you pass through a number of hamlets and the Cessieu woods. The profile descends to Les Guerres and climbs back up to Les Communaux. The hike ends downhill on a small road lined with hedgerows. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING From the parking of the Champ de Mars in Cessieu, follow the yellow markings and the following signposts: >CESSIEU >La Croix de Fer > La Croix de Pierre >La Croix de Fer >CESSIEU

Discover during your journey, Vallin's forest, a mystical place, with its marshes, its pond and its two streams : limestone for one and ferruginous for the other. This little walk in the forest will be relaxing and full of surprises. From the car park in the Vallin forest, look for the hiking information board showing the entire loop then follow the yellow signs and the signs below: Saint-Joseph > La Thébaïde by the pond > Etang de Vallin > La Thébaïde > Saint-Joseph > Back to the car park Take the long path leading to the ‘Saint-Joseph’ sign. Then take a smaller path on the right towards ‘La Thébaïde par la mare’. Look out for the rich flora and fauna of these small wetlands (newts, yellow-bellied carp...). The walk continues along a path leading to the Vallin pond. The forest features a variety of tree species, including beech, chestnut and lime. Return along the main path to the ‘Saint-Joseph’ signpost and then to the car park at the entrance of the Vallin forest.

This very short loop follows the banks of the Hien and then climbs to the top of the village to offer a panoramic view from the church. ROUTE From the chemin Cartailler car park, take the footbridge over the River Hien and walk along the river a few dozen metres, surrounded by meadows and tree-lined paths. Once you reach the football stadium, take the main street of St-Victor de Cessieu for 250m before taking mainly paths. After a climb, you reach the church of St-Victor. Stop at the war memorial to enjoy the view of the village in the foreground, the hills of the Bourbre valley and the Cessieu woods in the background and the Monts du Chat in the distance. Then return to the starting point. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING From the chemin Cartailler car park in Cessieu, follow the yellow marks and the following crossroads: Côte de Mornas > St-Victor village > back to ST VICTOR DE CESSIEU

From the starting point, this hike offers a magnificent view of the Mont Blanc chain. You will discover the surrounding mountains at the orientation table. Stop for your picnic at the Belmont landscaped area or at the hunters' cabin. ROUTE From Biol Le Haut car park, follow the direction of Reveret and Biol and follow the small stream to the footbridge. Join the D520, cross it carefully and then follow the D51 for 200m to reach the "La Moutonnière" post. Continue straight ahead until you reach Belmont, where you can have a picnic on an area arranged towards a (private) pond. In Belmont, head towards "Bois Bessay" then pass the posts "les Chasseurs", "le Crépon" and "Les Planches" through the Poullins woods and the king's forest. After 1.4km, in the direction of "Les 3 Coches", there is a hunters' cabin (always open, with water, except in winter). After the "Aux Bois" post, go back and forth to the orientation table. Finally, go down the small road to reach the departure car park. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING Follow yellow markings along the route and the following crosswards : BIOL LE HAUT > Révéret > Biol > Le Moulin > Moutonnière > BELMONT > Bois Bessay > Les Chasseurs > Le Crépon > Les Planches > Les Trois Coches > Aux Bois > Retour BIOL LE HAUT

The ingredients for a beautiful hike : chestnut and oak forests, all punctuated by beautiful views of the Dent du Chat, Dévoluy, Mont Blanc, Chartreuse and Belledonne. ROUTE Head up a narrow road towards Les Bois, stopping in front of the Americans' stele and the viewpoint indicator on your left to observe the Bugey peaks, the Monts du Chat, the Epine range, the Chartreuse mountains and the Vercors peaks from left to right. On a clear day, you can even see Mont Blanc! You then enter the Biol woods. At Les Trois Coches, head in the direction of Le Foulu to pass through small hamlets bordered by meadows and copses before returning to the forest on the hilly wide paths to Les Planches. Return to Biol-le-Haut along the hilly forest track towards Les Trois Coches. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING From the car park, follow the yellow signs and the following junctions: Aux Bois > Les Trois Coches > Les Planches > Le Sibuet > Le Bouteau > Les Azimets > Aux Bois > Retour Biol-le-Haut Alternatively, start from the Chasseurs car park, accessible from the route de Flachères (400m after the ST DIDIER DE BIZONNES village exit sign, take the track on the right - find your way by the electricity pole at the bottom).

The ingredients for a beautiful hike : chestnut and oak forests to the south, supplemented by plains (long variant) to the north, all punctuated by beautiful views of the Dent du Chat, Dévoluy, Mont Blanc, Chartreuse and Belledonne. ROUTE Follow the narrow road up towards Les Bois, stopping in front of the Americans' stele and the viewpoint indicator on your left to look out from left to right over the Bugey peaks, the Monts du Chat, the Epine range, the Chartreuse mountains and the Vercors peaks. On a clear day, you can even see Mont Blanc! You then enter the Biol woods. At Les Trois Coches, head in the direction of Le Foulu through small hamlets bordered by meadows and copses before returning to the forest on wide, undulating paths to Les Planches. At this point, you leave the woods and take wide paths bordered by agricultural plains. After Les Azimets, the vineyard huts line the path as it gradually climbs back up into the woods before reaching your starting point. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING From the Biol le Haut car park and crossroads post, follow the yellow signs and the following signposts: Aux Bois > Les Trois Coches > Le Foulu > Bois Bessay > Les Chasseurs > Le Crépon > Les Planches > Le Sibuet > Le Bouteau > Les Azimets > Aux Bois > Return to Biol-le-Haut Alternatively, start from the Chasseurs car park, accessible from the route de Flachères (400m after the ST DIDIER DE BIZONNES village exit sign, take the track on the right - find your way by the electricity pole at the bottom).

With this hike you will explore the Vallin forest, where are located the Rompu and Ravoux ponds, a limestone stream and the other one ferruginous. The hike ends with a beautiful panoramic view. ROUTE From the salle des fêtes car park, take in the panoramic view described by the orientation table (view of the Chartreuse and Epine massifs, the Monts du Chat and Bugey - Mont-Blanc in the background on a clear day). Follow the signposts for the ‘Forêt de Vallin’ through the village of Torchefelon. At the ‘Saint-Joseph’ crossroads, the trail makes a pleasant loop through the Forêt de Vallin, passing the Etang de Vallin and the pond. Complete the loop and return to Saint-Joseph. Pass the ‘Forêt de Vallin’ car park and then the ‘Les Quatres Sapins’ signpost. Then head towards ‘Dessus Mirieu’, pass the Ravoux pond and follow the path up the Gadizieu stream. Continue on past ‘Dessus-Mirieu’ and join the D520 at the ‘Le Rapoux’ signpost. Walk carefully along it on the left for 50m, then find the Brumière path on your left. It leads to the ‘le Bessay’ signpost, then continue as far as ‘Marmonière’ and cross Torchefelon to return to the starting point. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING Follow the yellow markings and the following signposts: TORCHEFELON > Torchefelon-Mairie > Marmonière > Saint-Joseph > La Thébaïde > Etang de Vallin > La Thébaïde > Saint-Joseph > Les Quatre Sapins > Dessus Mirieu > Le Rapoux > Le Bessay > Marmonière > Torchefelon-Mairie > TORCHEFELON

Enjoy the coolness of the Tire-Gerbe forest in summer, or continue on to the Gole pond. ROUTE The starting point offers unobstructed view of the Vercors and Chartreuse mountains. An orientation table located between the church and the soccer stadium details the landscape. Take rue de Ravette opposite the town hall and follow the path to the hamlet of La Mitagnière. You then reach the Etang de l'Enfer before entering the Tire-Gerbe forest. The forest path leads down to l'Enfer. At this point, you can extend the hike with a 1km round trip to discover the Etang de Gole, a sensitive natural area. Take a moment to observe the agile frog, dragonflies and great crested grebe. The return journey to Rochetoirin takes you along a pretty path in a bucolic setting, sometimes wooded, sometimes more open, then along the Reculfort road back to the starting point. Stay vigilant, however, as you follow the D54 for 150m shortly after l'Enfer. WAYMARKING AND SIGNPOSTING Follow yellow markings and the following signposts: Tire-Gerbe > Le Grand Poste > L'Enfer > Possibility of a return trip to Etang de Gole > Bonnard > Le Gayet > Les Tournas > Return to ROCHETOIRIN

Leaving from Saint-Marcel-Bel-Accueil, this loop takes you to the heights of the village for an immersive journey through nature and history. After a straightforward climb, the walk alternates between shaded and open areas, offering magnificent views of the local heritage and the Alps, which can be appreciated all the more from the orientation table set up along the way. The last part of the walk takes you through the village and its traditional houses, whose golden hues add a touch of charm to this escapade.

Traditional cooking, made with local products. View on the Chartreuse mountains and Dauphiné's valleys. Nice scenic terrace. Grocery store, regional newspaper depot, gas depot, bread store and local products. Bistrot de Pays label - Isère Cheval Vert

Saint-Chef boasts an abbatial church which is a French benchmark in religious heritage. Its rich collection of 12th-century Romanesque frescoes are among the best-conserved examples yet they are perhaps the least known to the general public. An identical model of this exemplary church was produced by historians and exhibited around 1940 at the cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine at the Trocadero in Paris. On entering the high chapel, the visitor is stunned by the decoration of the entire room. The floor (approximately 100 m²) is covered in gold and blue mosaic and the vault is entirely ochre. Matched only by the church of Saint-Savin-sur-Gartempe, a French reference when it comes to Romanesque frescoes, this small chapel has an enormous symbolic dimension as it depicts Saint John's Heavenly Jerusalem.

Traditional bistro-style restaurant (regional salad, menu, daily menu every lunchtime from Monday to Friday...). Take-away burgers, take-away tacos, and onsite pizza or take-away on Friday evening and Saturday evening. Preparation of food to take away every Saturday midday and Sunday midday.

Château hotel and Le Capella gastronomic restaurant, located 45 minutes from Lyon, 1 hour from Grenoble, and 90 minutes from Geneva, in the Bourgoin-Jallieu, La Tour du Pin and Morestel triangle. Carrying the name of the noble families who had it built, the Capellas and the Cornutis, the Château de Chapeau Cornu has stood in lush greenery since the 13th century. For 20 years this château hotel, combining charm and elegance, has been welcoming guests for an unforgettable stay: a gourmet or romantic escape, a holiday, a business trip, a wedding celebration, a meeting, or any other event. Free pick-up service for guests and bikes from the ViaRhona

Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to their spacious stone house. The rooms overlook the enclosed garden, swimming pool, Nordic bath and sauna. The zinc of the old village bar awaits you for moments of relaxation and conviviality. Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to this beautiful, spacious 19th-century stone house. Entirely renovated, you'll rediscover the charm of a village café reserved for guests. The café's real table soccer and large pool table will enable young and old alike to play and relax in a convivial atmosphere. The dining room and living room, with its corner fireplace, offer a space where well-being quickly settles in. The enclosed garden features a large swimming pool, sauna, Nordic bath and pétanque court. Le Saint Hilaire has three double rooms and two family rooms. Each of the five rooms has its own private bathroom and toilet. The lounge and dining room are reserved for guests. A table d'hôtes is available from Monday to Thursday evenings. Aurélie and Pascal will be delighted to introduce you to the flavors of the Dauphiné region and Lyon. Le Saint Hilaire is a peaceful, easily accessible retreat, halfway between the medieval town of Crémieu (six minutes) and Bourgoin-Jallieu (ten minutes). It's ideally located for work or leisure. Le Saint Hilaire is open all year round, in a village of stone houses. You'll find every opportunity to stroll around, discovering or rediscovering a region rich in historical heritage and exceptional natural sites. Many hiking and mountain-biking trails start from the village. Just a stone's throw from Viarhôna and the Voie verte, cyclists, mountain bikers and mountain bike enthusiasts will find a restful and rejuvenating stopover. In less than half an hour, you can enjoy whitewater activities (kayaking, canoeing, hydrospeed and canyoning). Easily accessible for tourists, you can discover Lyon, Vienne, Bourg en Bresse, Grenoble and the Alpine lakes (Aiguebelette, Annecy, Aix les Bains, etc.) in less than an hour.

In a green setting only 50 minutes from Lyon, the gastronomic restaurant Le Capella at Château de Chapeau Cornu offers you a tasty, gourmet cuisine, prepared with fresh, high quality, local produce. Named in honour of its founder, the gastronomic restaurant Le Capella opened in 2005. Under its stone vaults, the quaint setting in the restaurant's two rooms, blending both past and present, will enthral you. On nice days, the sunny terraces by the Château's swimming pool offer an idyllic setting. Quality, flavour, comfort, charm and delight are, after all, the restaurant's keywords. The smiling and dynamic team at Le Capella looks forward to sharing a pleasant moment with you the next time around.

Discover the Bourbre river in canoe-kayak with Kayak en l'Isle. Set off on a 10km descent between Frontonas and Jameyzieu, in complete safety, and enjoy peaceful navigation in the heart of unspoilt countryside with a variety of flora and fauna. The activity begins with a welcome and the provision of the necessary equipment. A briefing detailing the route and safety instructions is given before the descent. At the end of your descent, a shuttle bus will take you back to the starting point. This activity is ideal for nature lovers and those looking for a calm, accessible experience.

Come and enjoy the glamping area in the Domaine de Suzel with family or friends. 2 lodges, each sleeping 4, available.

Sleeping up to 4 guests, the Cabane de Suzel, nestled among hundred-year old poplars, is the perfect spot for young and old. With its 360° views, you can discover the magnificent nature surrounding the property. Perched above the river, the Cabane de Suzel has electricity and running water. Enjoy an exceptional night in perfect harmony with nature. In the morning, transport your breakfast from the foot of the tree, using the pulley...

This superb dovecote dating from the 18th century has been restored and is maintained as a reminder of when men bred pigeons. The Domaine de Suzel offers an unusual romantic bedroom for an unforgettable stay for two. The interior of the dovecote is arranged in a luxurious suite. It has a large 215 cm round bed, a mini bar and a magnificent wrought iron balcony, you will feel immediately welcome and leave with wonderful memories. Looking out over the wrought iron balcony, you will have a breathtaking view of the Alps, ideal for a romantic evening. Next to the dovecote is the terrace, which is a delightful place to relax, but that's not all: just by the dovecote, there is an orchard! Another one of the many small pleasures of the Domaine de Suzel for you to make the most of.

The dwelling is made of limestone rubble and has a rectangular plan. The upper floors are served by two spiral stair towers, one circular, engaged in the west facade of the building and the other polygonal, projecting more sharply on the east facade.

Grassy, shaded picnic area along the Bourbre river, 50 metres from Place du Champs de Mars. Several picnic tables. Children's playground.

In 1864, Canon Noël Crochat, a priest from Cessieu, founded the chapel of Notre-Dame de la Salette on the ruins of the old fortified house of Le Châtelard. A former dwelling remodelled as a chapel between 1860 and 1864, it houses a statue of the Virgin and Child and paintings by Dutch artist Cor Van Geleuken.

Dating from the 12th century and belonging to the Torchefelon family, this tower would have played a protective role in the Middle Ages. It is thought to be a vestige of the ‘Châtelard’, which stood on the hillside.

The Sauvegarde de la Chapelle Saint-Joseph de Cessieu association owns the chapel. Help us to keep it alive, respect it and maintain it as our ancestors have done for nearly a thousand years, for the generations to come. There have always been buildings on this site, which is a strategic crossing point between France and Italy. Since Christian era, there have been a succession of chapels and several modifications. The foundations remain on the north side, and there is a break in the wall on the south side from a time when the chapel was enlarged. The first known owner to date, Joseph Georges, parish priest of Saint-Sorlin-de-Morestel, specified in his holographic will: ‘The future owners are responsible for all repairs and maintenance of this chapel and for celebrating the annual and perpetual service established by Father Georges. Anyone who fails to fulfil these conditions may be asked to leave by the others.’ Around the 1960s, the chapel gradually fell into abandonment. Successive local councils brought together the various owners to carry out the necessary work, but each time it was necessary to separate the rights holders. As a result, it fell into oblivion, was plundered and completely destroyed. The walls were only waist-high in some places, and trees had grown inside and on the walls. Jean de Torchefelon, who fought in the Battle of Azincourt in 1415, and his second wife, Jeanne de Paladru, are buried in this chapel. Their coats of arms are displayed inside the chapel. In 1660, Pierre de Musy, Lord of La Tour du Pin, advisor to the King of France, and head of the Parliament of Metry, donated 300 livres (equivalent to three years' wages for a carpenter) to renovate or enlarge the Saint-Joseph Chapel in Cessieu. Jean de Torchefelon was his ancestor. Finally, in 2011, after a lot of administrative work, an association was created to renovate the chapel to its original state. The very next day, around fifteen volunteers set to work. Over the course of five years, 80% of the work was carried out by volunteers, craftsmen and artists, who rebuilt the walls, roof structure, floors, frescoes, woodwork, stained glass windows and benches, as well as restoring the statue of Saint Joseph found in the bell tower of the church in Cessieu. You can learn about the history of this chapel from the members of the association: for example, in the absence of a pulpit, the Capuchin friars would climb the lime tree in front of the door to preach. The ladder is inside. The first wedding took place on 30 July 2017.

It is possible to park at the car park "chemin du Bouchet", 1 km from St Joseph chapel and from the orientation table, or alongside the road "Ruy" or "chemin du Bessay", close to the iron cross, then follow the rocky path on 550 m.

Panoramic view of the Vercors, Chartreuse and Monts du Chat. View of Mont Blanc on a clear day.

Built in the 14th century the castle was restored on the 17th and 18th century. The castle is composed with a main building, with "dauphinois" rooftops, a round tower, a chapel adjoining to a medieval tower, and a courtyard. Overlooking the valley of La Tour-du-Pin, nested in the heart of more than 200 hectares of forests, meadows and ponds, the Vallin Castle, a haven of peace and greenery, offers a preserved natural setting. Built in the 14th century, by the Vallin family who owned it directly for five centuries, it is a private historic residence, which was partly redesigned and embellished in the 18th century. The murals in the neo-Gothic lounge and romantic dining room are unique in the area, as is the fountain and the tuff cave fireplace. In the park, the linden alley, with its 300 meters of length, its 70 magnificent trees and its 2 alleys of charmiles and romantic holly, the majestic cedars of Lebanon, offer a preserved natural setting. Located on the edge of the Vallin forest, the property can be the starting point of various family hikes. For twenty years, the Vallin Castle has been the subject of a major restoration campaign that has earned it the labels "Patrimoine Historique" and "Patrimoine en Isère" as well as national awards "VMF-Jeunes" in 2000 and "VMF-Barclays Bank" in 2011. The building has obtained the label "Patrimoine en Isère", rewarding the heritage quality of a building of departmental interest.

Traditional cooking, made with local products. View on the Chartreuse mountains and Dauphiné's valleys. Nice scenic terrace. Grocery store, regional newspaper depot, gas depot, bread store and local products. Bistrot de Pays label - Isère Cheval Vert

Located in the historic district of Saint-Chef, in the Balcons du Dauphiné, less than an hour from Lyon, this establishment is reminiscent of an Irish pub. Stephen and Hedi will be delighted to introduce you to their beers and range of Irish whiskies. The team propose 5 beers : Lady blanche, Dauhpin (lager), Foxy red (amber), Bourreau (dark) and Cardinal (IPA). There are regular evening events (concerts, quizz, sports broadcasts) which you can enjoy over a charcuterie and cheese board, a burger and fries, fish 'n chips or tapas.

Located in St-Chef, this pub combines modernity and friendliness with a menu created using local produce. On the premises or to take away, let yourself be seduced by tasty and generous recipes accompanied by one of our 5 craft beers. À la Carte : Our home-made burgers : Le Big Daddy: Charolais minced steak (150g), grilled bacon, cheddar cheese, pickled onions, gherkins, bread from the local baker. Le Yeti: Melting cheeses (Emmental and Raclette), Dijon sauce. Le Hipster: Vegetarian option with potato pancakes, beetroot and goat's cheese. Local and Convivial Dishes Fish ‘n Chips: Fillet of Isère trout in homemade beer batter. Chicken Wings BBQ with Jack Daniel's: Perfect for sharing. Gourmet Plates Charcuteries and Cheeses: Artisanal and award-winning products. Hot Rocks: Hot selection with tempura, onion rings and croquettes. For children Children's menu : Chicken tenders or kids burger with local produce. Home-made desserts Brownies and custard. Homemade sorbets, including Tanzanian chocolate and lemon. For lunch, various set menus are available.

Traditional bistro-style restaurant (regional salad, menu, daily menu every lunchtime from Monday to Friday...). Take-away burgers, take-away tacos, and onsite pizza or take-away on Friday evening and Saturday evening. Preparation of food to take away every Saturday midday and Sunday midday.

In a green setting only 50 minutes from Lyon, the gastronomic restaurant Le Capella at Château de Chapeau Cornu offers you a tasty, gourmet cuisine, prepared with fresh, high quality, local produce. Named in honour of its founder, the gastronomic restaurant Le Capella opened in 2005. Under its stone vaults, the quaint setting in the restaurant's two rooms, blending both past and present, will enthral you. On nice days, the sunny terraces by the Château's swimming pool offer an idyllic setting. Quality, flavour, comfort, charm and delight are, after all, the restaurant's keywords. The smiling and dynamic team at Le Capella looks forward to sharing a pleasant moment with you the next time around.

Stéphane welcomes you in an exotic setting just a stone's throw from your home. Terrace with panoramic view on the ponds. Menu and theme evenings set to the rhythm of the seasons. The establishment serves daily breakfasts in summer.

Whether you're looking for a drink or a bite to eat, La Table de Serm' is sure to please! Share convivial moments at the bar (where sports events are broadcast), on the terraces for aperitifs, and in the dining rooms to try out the various dishes! The restaurant offers : - Bowls (appetizers consisting of a salad base or vinegared rice and a number of toppings such as avocado, shrimp, chicken, beef, peppers, tomatoes, seeds, cabbage...) - Salads such as honey chicken salad and salmon salad.... - Asian, Lebanese, Mexican, charcuterie and cheese boards... - Main courses, mainly meat dishes such as beef ribs, rib steaks, flank steaks, flank steaks, burgers, beef tartare, prawn plancha and octopus plancha. The bar area has a modern, industrial feel, with live music. It is equipped with screens showing sports events. You'll find a wide range of Goudale beers (IPA, Blonde, Ambré, Blanche, Brune), softs, stronger spirits like whisky, gin, vodka.... and various cocktails. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Traditional and local cooking with local (some organic) and season products introduced by a family trio of a cook, a pastries chef and a sommelier. The pleasure of cooking, always local & seasonal. A cuisine dictated by seasonality and local producers (organic vegetables, beef and poultry, fish farming and sometimes lake). Joris, who succeeded his father Pascal in the kitchen, changes the menu regarding the season. Corentin, the eldest, will make you discover a wine list selected with a careful attention. A unique menu created with seasonal products and a choice of two dishes. A guarantee of fresh products and a culinary experience on the discovery of flavors.

Located close to Les Halles in the heart of the medieval town of Crémieu, Evelyne and Eric serve family-style cuisine based on local and regional produce. The wine list features over 80 wines, 18 of which are available by the glass. Our restaurant has a romantic and modern setting where you will enjoy family and private meals. We are open every evening from Tuesday to Saturday and every noon from Tuesday to Friday and Sunday. Don't forget to discover our website and our facebook page for more informations.

In Crémieu, La Bellissima brings a fresh take on Italian gastronomy with a refined, concise menu inspired by the Chef’s creativity. Each dish showcases quality ingredients and authentic flavours, all served in a chic, contemporary setting. Located in the heart of Crémieu’s historic district, just opposite the 15th-century medieval market halls, La Bellissima invites you to discover authentic and generous Italian cuisine. More than just a pizzeria, the restaurant celebrates classic Italian specialities such as homemade arancini, truffle stracciatella, and its signature pizza topped with artichoke cream, herbed ham, mushrooms, basil, and rocket. Among the must-try dishes, don’t miss the pasta flambéed and served in a traditional wheel of Parmesan. The menu changes with the seasons to offer a fresh culinary experience throughout the year. La Bellissima also offers a wide selection of pizzas, available to enjoy on-site or as takeaway — from timeless favourites like the Regina or Four Cheese to more inventive recipes. In a stylish and carefully designed setting, La Bellissima combines elegance and warmth to create a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for family meals, evenings with friends, or a romantic dinner. Whether you're visiting Crémieu or living in the area, this Italian restaurant is a must-visit to savour Italy in the heart of the Balcons du Dauphiné. To deepen your culinary experience, the restaurant also hosts cooking workshops featuring iconic Italian recipes. Open to both beginners and enthusiasts, the sessions last around 1 hour and 15 minutes and are scheduled on request (simply contact the owner for more details).

A small piece of Mongolia in Isère, Les "Mille et une Yourtes" propose the unusual experience of a very faraway land only a few km aways, for one night, a week or a meal time. 40 min away from Lyon and Grenoble, in Biol, 700 meters above the sea level, with the view on the Chartreuse, the Alps mountains, the Mont Blanc and the Vercors, this little Mongolian town will welcome you in a quiet and peacful area. Unusual accommodation in 8 yurts, hand-painted , introduced from Mongolia, for 2-6 people. Simple and double bed, sheets, blankets and electricity so heated in winter. Private terrace with chair and deck chair. New : the yurt "Tourtereaux" has its own private outdoor spa for a romantic moment. Free access to the covered outdoor kitchen (fridge, cooking plate, barbecue) , pool. Common sanitary , heated , reachable for handicaped people, spacious shower (towels not included). Petanque, barbecue , ballons and games for kids are ready to order.

Château hotel and Le Capella gastronomic restaurant, located 45 minutes from Lyon, 1 hour from Grenoble, and 90 minutes from Geneva, in the Bourgoin-Jallieu, La Tour du Pin and Morestel triangle. Carrying the name of the noble families who had it built, the Capellas and the Cornutis, the Château de Chapeau Cornu has stood in lush greenery since the 13th century. For 20 years this château hotel, combining charm and elegance, has been welcoming guests for an unforgettable stay: a gourmet or romantic escape, a holiday, a business trip, a wedding celebration, a meeting, or any other event. Free pick-up service for guests and bikes from the ViaRhona

Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to their spacious stone house. The rooms overlook the enclosed garden, swimming pool, Nordic bath and sauna. The zinc of the old village bar awaits you for moments of relaxation and conviviality. Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to this beautiful, spacious 19th-century stone house. Entirely renovated, you'll rediscover the charm of a village café reserved for guests. The café's real table soccer and large pool table will enable young and old alike to play and relax in a convivial atmosphere. The dining room and living room, with its corner fireplace, offer a space where well-being quickly settles in. The enclosed garden features a large swimming pool, sauna, Nordic bath and pétanque court. Le Saint Hilaire has three double rooms and two family rooms. Each of the five rooms has its own private bathroom and toilet. The lounge and dining room are reserved for guests. A table d'hôtes is available from Monday to Thursday evenings. Aurélie and Pascal will be delighted to introduce you to the flavors of the Dauphiné region and Lyon. Le Saint Hilaire is a peaceful, easily accessible retreat, halfway between the medieval town of Crémieu (six minutes) and Bourgoin-Jallieu (ten minutes). It's ideally located for work or leisure. Le Saint Hilaire is open all year round, in a village of stone houses. You'll find every opportunity to stroll around, discovering or rediscovering a region rich in historical heritage and exceptional natural sites. Many hiking and mountain-biking trails start from the village. Just a stone's throw from Viarhôna and the Voie verte, cyclists, mountain bikers and mountain bike enthusiasts will find a restful and rejuvenating stopover. In less than half an hour, you can enjoy whitewater activities (kayaking, canoeing, hydrospeed and canyoning). Easily accessible for tourists, you can discover Lyon, Vienne, Bourg en Bresse, Grenoble and the Alpine lakes (Aiguebelette, Annecy, Aix les Bains, etc.) in less than an hour.

Come and enjoy the glamping area in the Domaine de Suzel with family or friends. 2 lodges, each sleeping 4, available.

Sleeping up to 4 guests, the Cabane de Suzel, nestled among hundred-year old poplars, is the perfect spot for young and old. With its 360° views, you can discover the magnificent nature surrounding the property. Perched above the river, the Cabane de Suzel has electricity and running water. Enjoy an exceptional night in perfect harmony with nature. In the morning, transport your breakfast from the foot of the tree, using the pulley...

This superb dovecote dating from the 18th century has been restored and is maintained as a reminder of when men bred pigeons. The Domaine de Suzel offers an unusual romantic bedroom for an unforgettable stay for two. The interior of the dovecote is arranged in a luxurious suite. It has a large 215 cm round bed, a mini bar and a magnificent wrought iron balcony, you will feel immediately welcome and leave with wonderful memories. Looking out over the wrought iron balcony, you will have a breathtaking view of the Alps, ideal for a romantic evening. Next to the dovecote is the terrace, which is a delightful place to relax, but that's not all: just by the dovecote, there is an orchard! Another one of the many small pleasures of the Domaine de Suzel for you to make the most of.

Do you fancy a night under the stars, but with all your comforts? Then this bubble is what you have been looking for!

Equipped gite in a totally renovated former Dauphine farm. Courtyard and private garden in a country setting.

The rooms are located in the heart of the Balcons du Dauphiné, in an old farmhouse that has been tastefully renovated and decorated. Sandrine and Sébastien offer you a warm welcome in a comfortable, rejuvenating setting on a 4-hectare property in the countryside. The 4 bedrooms are all on one level and can accommodate up to 5 people, for a total of 12. The property has an indoor swimming pool, children's games, table tennis and badminton kit. The parking lot is closed. You can also enjoy our table d'hôtes. Sandrine, the hostess, trained at the Paul Bocuse Institute. She treats her guests to seasonal home cooking, sourced from the market.

In the heart of the Bourbre valley, Guinguette and Gloriette offer 5 guest rooms, a restaurant labeled Bistrot de pays and in the process of labeling "tourism quality". It is in a sweet atmosphere that you enjoy the 5 rooms including a suite. The rooms are equipped with a full bathroom, TV, free wifi. A living room is also available with a kitchen if you want to be independent during your stay. For your well being, an indoor heated pool, from May to September. A playground for children, and a barbecue for summer evenings.