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A slightly uneven walk as you climb up to the Dombes plateau, which offers a variety of landscapes, from undergrowth to stream banks. The Dombes heritage is revealed: La Moutonnière, the Moulin de Faux and the Château de Richemont. Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and means of transport... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what could be better than a stroll to visit and discover the Dombes in slow motion?

Most of the walk is on footpaths and dirt tracks. During your walk, you'll enjoy views over the Bugey and Ain plains, and see two castles and two churches. Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and means of transport... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what better way to discover the Dombes than by taking a stroll?

Circuit through the Fôret de Chassagne forest and along several ponds. Beautiful panorama of the Etang de Chassagne. Passes close to the former Abbaye de Chassagne (of which only a few converted buildings remain). Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and your means of locomotion... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what could be better than a stroll to visit and discover the Dombes in slow motion?

The GR® de Pays Tour du Revermont offers seven days of hiking on the limestone hills of the Revermont, the foothills of the Jura Massif. It can be shortened thanks to a number of itineraries. The GR® de Pays Tour du Revermont allows you to discover the Revermont, or southern Jura mountains, a transition zone between the Bresse plain and the Bugey. This massif is made up of two mountain ranges, culminating at the Signal de Nivigne (758 m), which frames the Suran valley.

Walking tour around Dompierre-sur-Veyle. Distance / Duration : 5,8km (1h20min) To see: Water level / Bridges on the Veyle. Country path on the edge of the woods.

An intimate stroll around Dompierre-sur-Veyle to discover the ponds, landscapes and architecture (hamlets, manor houses and castles) of the Dombistes region, for contemplative walkers. The lake at Dompierre will also add to the pleasure. The Veyle crosses the plateau from south to north, almost marking the eastern boundary of the Dombes. Along its course, it reveals a number of high points (rare elevations on the Dombes plateau) where people have settled, as here at Montchamp (alt. 298) - average altitude in the Dombes 280 m! Distance/Duration: Short loop: 7.8 km (2h) / Long loop: 12.7 km (3h15). What to see Diversion bays and ditches / View of Cormorand, En Joigny and de la Franchise ponds Sanglard: ancient word for a wood through which wild boar pass.

A walk along the edge of the Dombes ponds, alternating between dirt tracks and tarmac roads. There are two tricky sections (approx. 1.9km on the départementale), but they're well worth the effort to catch a glimpse of egrets, herons, great crested grebes, ducks and swans. Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and your means of locomotion... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what could be better than a stroll to visit and discover the Dombes in slow motion?

Set off from the village of Versailleux and discover the typical Dombes landscapes: this circuit offers fine panoramic views of the Girardier pond, the Château de Joyeux behind its pond and the Chapelier pond (ENS). Mainly on tarmac. Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and means of transport... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what could be better than a stroll to visit and discover the Dombes in slow motion?

Near Ambérieu en Bugey, renovated air-conditioned studio with sheltered swimming pool and equipped garden for children. On the Dombes - Bresse - Bugey border, 42 m² studio apartment on the 1st floor of the owner's villa, with separate entrance: living room-cum-kitchen (2-person 160 cm sofa bed, LCD TV, DVD player), WiFi Internet access, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, mezzanine (1 double bed), cot and baby equipment, bathroom, separate WC. Reversible air-conditioning, parking, covered balcony, courtyard, shady garden with swings, sandpit and playhouse, garden furniture, barbecue. Swimming pool 5x10 m, sheltered and heated in mid-season (counter-current swimming). Sheets/linen rental and housekeeping package available on request. Pets allowed on request. Pérouges 15 km, Bird Park 20 km, Bourg-en-Bresse 30 km, Lyon 40 km, St Vulbas 20 km.

Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Family room, kitchen area (microwave) with sofa bed 120 cm, bedroom (2 single [electrically adjustable] beds 80 cm), shower-room (massage jets), WC. Geothermal electric heating. Parking, courtyard with garden (garden furniture), barbecue, swing, Sheltered swimming pool with counter current and spa pool steps. Car port. Enclosed terrace. Ping-pong table. Date of construction: 2000.

Founded in 1991 the Sorelle Golf Club is located 40 minutes drive from Lyon. This 18 hole, 5777m course is set on 75 hectares of picturesque parkland with lakes and trees and plenty of other natural obstacles. In addition to having a superb 18 hole course the Golf de la Sorelle also has an outstanding restaurant with 2 dining rooms and 2 terraces in its club house which is a completely refurbished 14th century residence. Also located in the clubhouse there six bedrooms available to visiting golfers. The Golf de la Sorelle also has a partnership with the nearby Ambotel Hotel which has preferable rates available.

On a pleasant shaded outdoor terrace surrounded by the Dombes lakes, the chef showcases delicious local cuisine, using fresh, local products! Frogs' legs, Dombes carp, free-range chicken are just some of the dishes that are guaranteed to whet your appetite. The Bicyclette Bleue Restaurant is at the entrance to the medieval town of Pérouges, in the beautiful Dombes region, with lush-green surroundings. It is the perfect place to come and enjoy regional specialities such as fresh frogs' legs with parsley, Dombes carp and Jura trout tartare, 'Perle de Dombes' free-range chicken with cream and morels, etc. The menu is guaranteed to get your mouth watering, with a selection of homemade desserts to finish. In the summer, you'll often be enjoying your meal whilst listening to a concert under the gazebo. The restaurant is featured in the 'Gault & Millau' guide, the 'Guide du Routard de l'Ain' and has been awarded the 'Saveur de l'Ain' quality label.

Hike to discover Saint-Jean-le-Vieux heritage and hamlets. Distance : 12km - Hours : 3h30.

Situated at the feet of the medieval city, the hotel is modern and comfortable. The 33 rooms have air-conditioning and free wifi. The hotel has summer swimming pool, closed car park, bar and reception 24h/24. The Bérangère hotel is situated a stone’s throw from the medieval city of Pérouges and is an ideal place to explore the area. The hotel has 33 rooms equipped with television. Two of these rooms have been adapted to disabled people. The Bérangère is open all year round with the reception open 24 hours a day and also offers free WI-FI throughout the establishment and also has an outdoor swimming pool and big car park.

Promoting tourism in the Rives de l'Ain - Pays du Cerdon area. We welcome you to Cerdon The Rives de l'Ain - Pays du Cerdon tourist office, which was awarded the Vignobles et Découvertes label in 2017, and its surrounding area, offer a varied choice of activities, restaurants and excursions to meet all your expectations. A natural setting between plains and mountains, where a raw industrial and cultural heritage echoes the natural heritage sculpted and shaped by one of France's most beautiful rivers, the Ain. A territory occupied by man since prehistoric times, it will reveal its character through a variety of activities, from a guided tour of an ancient medieval town to a visit to the Cerdon caves and the Ain gorges. Destination including the following communes: Boyeux-Saint-Jérôme, Challes-la-Montagne, Cerdon,Jujurieux, Labalme, Mérignat, Neuville-sur-Ain, Poncin, Saint-Jean-le-Vieux, Saint-Alban, Pont-d'Ain, Priay, Varambon, Serrières-sur-Ain

Discover the fascinating history of the hub of Lyon’s silk industry and learn about its influence internationally through the 19th and 20th centuries. Wander through former weaving mills, admire the fine materials and immerse yourself in the daily life of this factory and boarding school. The memory of an industry of excellence, Soieries Bonnet is the world's largest textile industry heritage collection. Luxurious fabrics, production tools and archives of the world of work, the Soieries Bonnet museum represents 200 years of textile production history. Here, you can talk to former workers, admire unique fabrics designed for some of the world's leading fashion houses (Dior, Chanel...), and immerse yourself in the workings of a factory that once employed up to 1,200 people. PREPARE YOUR VISIT Tours of former weaving workshops, meetings with former workers, demonstrations, cultural and artistic events... Discover the different stages in the creation of fabrics and fashion accessories, as well as the site's unique industrial heritage! A MODEL FACTORY-BOARDING SCHOOL Founded in Lyon in 1810, in 1835 the Bonnet company set up a factory-boarding school in Jujurieux, described at the time as "the most complete establishment in the world". Renowned for its excellent know-how, the Lyon-based company expanded from the south of France to Italy, Poland, Serbia, Abyssinia, London, New York and Paris. EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTIONS Linked to the most illustrious names in haute couture, such as Dior, Chanel, Yves Saint-Laurent, Lanvin, Lacroix and Valentino, the Musée des Soieries Bonnet's collections bear witness to a singular history, whether through its crafts or its workers. An exceptional heritage, Soieries Bonnet has long been more than just a factory, but a city within a city. Chapel, bursar's office, workers' housing estates, school... The site welcomed over 13,000 workers over a hundred years, and even exported its paternalistic organization to Japan. LEAD THE INVESTIGATION A priceless fabric has been stolen from the Soieries Bonnet museum! Find the culprit in this giant Cluedo as you discover the secrets of the workers at the French silk factory. Outdoor game only on Wednesdays, 10am-11.30am and 2pm-4pm.

Hike to discover Neuville-sur-Ain surroundings. Distance : 12,7km - Hours : 3h45 - Slope : 235m

The Faisan Doré Hotel is a charming traditional establishment ran by the Sarvey family. Located in Neuville-sur-Ain on its own beautiful gardens the hotel comprises 14 rooms and offers the finest local cuisine in its restaurant. The hotel is situated five minutes drive from the A42 motorway (exit N°9) and there is ample parking available in the hotel’s garage. All of its 14 en suite rooms are equipped with television and have Wi-Fi access. There is also a swimming pool and games room available. The countryside around Neuville-sur-Ain is full of walking and cycling trails, an ideal way to take in the wonderful scenery and historical sites of the Ain Valley. The Restaurant Faison Doré offers some fantastic local specialities such as trout or zander, caught in the nearby River Ain.

Created 30 years ago, the Railwayworker museum proposes to discover the past of Ambérieu en Bugey heritage. With the help of videos, functional life-size models, a switching station, a canteen, a dormitory together with an infirmary, it retraces the life of the “railway people.” We can also admire the uniforms and a very handsome collection of caps…These are all pages from the history of the town, reminding us that the railroad appeared in Ambérieu in 1856 and in its wake a change in the landscape and in village life. These installations are there to awaken buried memories through the work achieved by the museum’s archivists and volunteers.

Known for its annual and international Festival of baroque music, Ambronay possess many other legacy pearls. Founded at the time of Charlemagne, the Benedictine Abbey boasts today a Cultural Centre of Meeting at the heart of a tree-filled park. Roman vestiges testify of the distant origin of the village. Come meander into unusual places and discover the Ambronay Abbey, on the most beautiful legacy pearls of the region, at the mercy of a free or guided visit. Founded at the beginning of the 9th century by Barnard, officer of Charlemagne, it is attached to the Saint Benoit rule. More than 1 000 years of history are waiting for you at the Abbey. Discover its magnificent gothic cloister, its defense towers and uncover its secrets : who lived in these walls ? Which story relate these stones ? Your steps will then guide you to the old town, in its narrow little streets lined with old houses to the remains of the ramparts that extend at the West of La Conche at the gate of the gargoyle, former gate of the town that still remains. The old castle of the Blains, today convert into a town hall, boasts some treasures, noticeable during the Heritage Days. After the cultural discovery, let’s go to a more athletic discovery. At the heart of a wood the pathways will lead you in the different hamlets with their traditional stone houses and little heritage, at the top of the hills with majestic points of view on the Ain lowland… At the corner of a pathway, on the hights of Merland, a surprising meeting is waiting for you : the Highland Cattle, Scottish cows with long brown fur, free-range farmed . Fishing hobbyists could install their fishing rods on one of two equipped lakes, the lake of Vorgey and the lake of Longeville, ideal to discover the canoeing. At Spring you could go and discover the Ain River with many itineraries for a day or half a day. The Cultural Centre of Meeting of Ambronay give you an appointment each year, from mid-September to early October, for its known and prestigious Festival of baroque music with a wealthy and varied program. To be seen : Benedictine Abbey – Town hall – Castle of Saint-Graz

1000 years of history are waiting for you to visit ! The abbey can be visited freely throughout the year and is open daily. There are guided tours available in French and English. Take a dive in History ! Ambronay Abbey was founded in the early 9th century by St Bernard de Romans and was home to a community of Benedictine monks until the French Revolution. The abbey is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture with some of its buildings dating between the 11th and 15th centuries. Today the abbey is a centre for early classical and religious music and is well known for its annual baroque music festival which takes place during September and October. During the early Middle Ages, Ambronay Abbey was self-governing, answering only to Rome. From 1282 onwards, it fell under the protection of the Dukes of Savoy. The abbey became involved in the border disputes between the Dukes and the King of France. This resulted in the abbey being heavily fortified. Today one can discover the Dauphine Tower, the Archives Tower, Saint Jacques and Saint Catherine’s Chapel and the cloister which houses a magnificent renaissance staircase. One can also see the chapter room and the sacristy which were central to monastic life. The abbey is home to the Ambronay Cultural Centre which promotes religious and baroque music, with several concerts taking place throughout the year.

The château's gardens date from the 18th century and were designed in the French style by Le Nôtre (Louis XIV's gardener). The château and gardens are listed historical monuments.

The occupation of this superb site dates back to the 7th century (funerary chapel). During the time of the Delphino-Savoyard wars (1272-1355). The chateau was among the most important “chatelleries” (lordships) and was behind the commissioning of the chateaux of Saint-Denis and Allymes. These three sites thus formed a line of defence expected to prevent the Savoyards’ expansion to Bresse. For a number of years, the committee to safeguard old St.Germain (Comité de Sauvegarde du Vieux St-Germain), formed in 1996 under the impetus of Armand Decour, has been ensuring the upkeep of the site backed by the support of the town. What remains today of the Medieval chateau are sections of the surrounding wall (including two “false towers”), the wall that separates the upper court from the lower bailey, and a very lovely ogival door.

In 1807, the first catholic secondary school in the Ain was founded by Father Ruivet, former non-juring priest. The Chapel was also built at that time. The main building was completely rebuilt in 1859 by Bossan, the architect of Notre-Dame de Fourvière. It was closed during a short period after the law of the separation of the Church and the State in 1905. The school was converted into a hospital during the Great War and received a lot of casualties. In 1968, it was definitely closed and, since May 1980, the town hall has been installed in the building.

Perched high up in the hills overlooking Ambérieu-en-Bugey the Château des Allymes has stood guard over the town since the 14th century. The château was built by the Dauphin of Vienne in 1310. It fell into the hands of the Duke of Savoy in 1335 and became part of France again in 1601. The Chateau des Allymes (Allymes Castle) has preserved intact many features of medieval military architecture that defended the territory during the Middle Ages. The Chateau des Allymes is made up of two sections. There is an upper courtyard which is formed by four curtain walls linking the keep (donjon) to the round or watch tower. Secondly there is the outer bailey with the remains of a large fortifying wall and a small watch tower. In 1960 the Château des Allymes was listed as a Historic Monument and was saved from total ruin. It has been open to the public since 1966. The château is managed by the Association des Amis du Château des Allymes (Friends of the Château des Allymes) and today it houses exhibitions, concerts and conferences. Since 1984 the château has officially been the property of the town of Ambérieu-en-Bugey. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the listing of the château, an exhibition room was opened in 2010. It is named in honour of René de Lucinge (1553-1624), Lord of Allymes, who was instrumental in the integration of Ain into France in 1601 with the Treaty of Lyon.

This building was constructed in 1818. It included a corn loft, a room for the town council and a guardroom. It was also a justice courtroom and a jail. It was first enlarged in 1845. Between 1897 and 1899, there was a total restoration of the building and the belfry. In 1945, a statue made by H.Collomb was erected in front of the belfry, symbolizing the heroism of Meximieux. For the year 2000, the town council wanted to give the old chime a new lease of life. From 8 bells in 2000, it went to 17 in 2005 and to 20 in 2012.

Set in a magnificent 15th-century mansion and golf course, the restaurant welcomes you in 2 dining rooms, complemented on sunny days by 2 beautiful terraces. Our chef will delight your taste buds with his cuisine based on fresh produce. We can also organize your family or business meals, christenings, communions, weddings... The chef's specialties include frogs cooked the Dombes way, as well as fillet of beef with yellow wine cream and morel mushrooms, and chicken breasts... Tip: A restaurant area open every day, dedicated to our customers, golfers and non-golfers alike, looking for a quick lunch. Game menu every Friday and Saturday evening from 04/11/2022.

On a pleasant shaded outdoor terrace surrounded by the Dombes lakes, the chef showcases delicious local cuisine, using fresh, local products! Frogs' legs, Dombes carp, free-range chicken are just some of the dishes that are guaranteed to whet your appetite. The Bicyclette Bleue Restaurant is at the entrance to the medieval town of Pérouges, in the beautiful Dombes region, with lush-green surroundings. It is the perfect place to come and enjoy regional specialities such as fresh frogs' legs with parsley, Dombes carp and Jura trout tartare, 'Perle de Dombes' free-range chicken with cream and morels, etc. The menu is guaranteed to get your mouth watering, with a selection of homemade desserts to finish. In the summer, you'll often be enjoying your meal whilst listening to a concert under the gazebo. The restaurant is featured in the 'Gault & Millau' guide, the 'Guide du Routard de l'Ain' and has been awarded the 'Saveur de l'Ain' quality label.

A cosy atmosphere combined with old-fashioned elegance that's the charm of this elegant café.

A cosy atmosphere combined with old-fashioned elegance and refined food and service is what the Ostellierie du Vieux Pérouges is renowned for. The Hostellerie du Vieux Pérouges is located in the heart of medieval Pérouges complete with parquet flooring, mullioned windows, traditional fireplaces and waitresses in traditional costumes, the restaurant has all that you will need for a fantastic dining out experience. The separate dinning rooms and function room are capable of seating 180 patrons. The Ostellerie du Vieux Pérouges is open daily for both lunch and evening meals, where one can enjoy local delicacies such as morel mushrooms, freshwater fish and crayfish Bressan poultry and of course ‘Galette de Pérouges’.

Chef Ludovic Brehin has put all his know-how into revisiting the menu with a refined cuisine featuring key products such as the famous Dombes-style sautéed frogs and goujonnette for the daily Dombiste menu. Takeaway dishes by e-mail or telephone reservation. A friendly stopover with a daily menu, a gourmet menu to delight your taste buds, and a famous "carp" menu.

Restaurant located in a rural setting. Traditional and regional cuisine. Treat yourself to the delicious frogs' legs ! Traditions, pleasure and flavors: these are the watchwords of our varied menu. Specialities: carp goujonnette, carp fillet in cream sauce, carp fillet meunière, fresh frogs poached like in Dombes, free-range chicken in cream sauce, homemade foie gras.

Market cuisine, fresh seasonal produce. Homemade. The chef offers market cuisine in tune with the seasons. Restaurant with a pleasant terrace offering a sensational panoramic view!

Discover the gourmet cuisine of Antoine and Cécile in the heart of the Dombes, 10 minutes from the Bird Park. Savor regional dishes prepared with local products: cheese from the Abbey, organic vegetables from Villars, and meat from the Dienet farm. The dining room blends modernity and tradition, and the large terrace invites you to relax. Specialties include carp tartare, homemade carp quenelles, frogs' legs, and free-range chicken from the Dombes region. In warmer weather, enjoy the terrace and sun loungers for relaxing or sharing convivial moments over a game of pétanque !

Located in the heart of the village of Vertrieu, close to the ViaRhôna cycle route, the restaurant and bar Les Platanes invites you to enjoy a relaxed break in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Every day, a set menu (starter, main course, dessert) is available, with the option to take it away and enjoy it in the Jardin des Simples, located right next to the restaurant. A vegetarian set menu can be prepared upon prior request. Every Thursday, guests can enjoy a themed menu inspired by world cuisine and reimagined in the style of Sylvie, the restaurant’s owner. The restaurant has a small dining room, a conservatory and, in fine weather, a shaded terrace beneath the plane trees, perfect for enjoying the village’s idyllic setting. Awarded the Accueil Vélo label, Les Platanes restaurant is the perfect place to stop off when cycling along the ViaRhôna. A range of dedicated services are available on site. A real hub of village life, this establishment also provides tourist information to help visitors explore Vertrieu and the surrounding area.

Situated in the heart of Poncin, an old medieval village, discover a traditional cooking. Pizza area to eat in or take out. Only in the evening.

Near Ambérieu en Bugey, renovated air-conditioned studio with sheltered swimming pool and equipped garden for children. On the Dombes - Bresse - Bugey border, 42 m² studio apartment on the 1st floor of the owner's villa, with separate entrance: living room-cum-kitchen (2-person 160 cm sofa bed, LCD TV, DVD player), WiFi Internet access, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, mezzanine (1 double bed), cot and baby equipment, bathroom, separate WC. Reversible air-conditioning, parking, covered balcony, courtyard, shady garden with swings, sandpit and playhouse, garden furniture, barbecue. Swimming pool 5x10 m, sheltered and heated in mid-season (counter-current swimming). Sheets/linen rental and housekeeping package available on request. Pets allowed on request. Pérouges 15 km, Bird Park 20 km, Bourg-en-Bresse 30 km, Lyon 40 km, St Vulbas 20 km.

Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Family room, kitchen area (microwave) with sofa bed 120 cm, bedroom (2 single [electrically adjustable] beds 80 cm), shower-room (massage jets), WC. Geothermal electric heating. Parking, courtyard with garden (garden furniture), barbecue, swing, Sheltered swimming pool with counter current and spa pool steps. Car port. Enclosed terrace. Ping-pong table. Date of construction: 2000.

The Hotel Restaurant de la Sorelle is a magical place, located on a golf course open to all, between Lyon and Bourg en Bresse, ideal for family relaxation, golfing breaks, residential seminars or business meals. Recently renovated in 2019, the Domaine de La Sorelle hotel offers 12 charming rooms for a calm and relaxing stay. The same 15th-century mansion also houses the golf clubhouse and restaurant, one of the region's finest golfing establishments. For large group meetings (+30 people), we maintain a partnership with 2 nearby hotels. You can also take advantage of introductory golf lessons with our pro, former European Tour player Antony Snobeck.

A renovated château, elegantly decorated rooms, extremely comfortable bedding and a cosy atmosphere. Everything is designed to inspire well-being in a setting that's both historic and picturesque. Whether for relaxation or business, you'll be seduced! The rooms are located in the Château de Sainte-Julie, while the outbuildings have been refurbished. From the single room to the family suite, every room is designed for relaxation and rest. You'll be pampered and pampered, for a truly serene stay. Tip: The hotel offers in-room treatments by a specialist in relaxing massages and massages. Just a few kilometers from famous tourist sites, close to the Plaine de l'Ain business park, and a stone's throw from a host of nature activities in the heart of the Bugey Massif, this is the perfect place for a short or long stay in a place of character, calm, nature and convenience. The detail we love: the jams for breakfast, served in the beautiful common room or in your room, are homemade!

Situated at the feet of the medieval city, the hotel is modern and comfortable. The 33 rooms have air-conditioning and free wifi. The hotel has summer swimming pool, closed car park, bar and reception 24h/24. The Bérangère hotel is situated a stone’s throw from the medieval city of Pérouges and is an ideal place to explore the area. The hotel has 33 rooms equipped with television. Two of these rooms have been adapted to disabled people. The Bérangère is open all year round with the reception open 24 hours a day and also offers free WI-FI throughout the establishment and also has an outdoor swimming pool and big car park.

The Faisan Doré Hotel is a charming traditional establishment ran by the Sarvey family. Located in Neuville-sur-Ain on its own beautiful gardens the hotel comprises 14 rooms and offers the finest local cuisine in its restaurant. The hotel is situated five minutes drive from the A42 motorway (exit N°9) and there is ample parking available in the hotel’s garage. All of its 14 en suite rooms are equipped with television and have Wi-Fi access. There is also a swimming pool and games room available. The countryside around Neuville-sur-Ain is full of walking and cycling trails, an ideal way to take in the wonderful scenery and historical sites of the Ain Valley. The Restaurant Faison Doré offers some fantastic local specialities such as trout or zander, caught in the nearby River Ain.

Gîte de séjour in a communal building on the route of the GR59. Lake and sailing 12 km, kayak base 7 km, supplies on site, panoramic view. Accommodation in 1 bedroom (4 single beds) and 1 alcove (4 single beds), common room/kitchenette, sanitary facilities (1 shower, 1 toilet), heating by wood stove and electric. Restaurant at 0.5 km.

Family campsite and unusual accommodation park (treehouses, floating cabins, and stays among animals). A little 30-hectare paradise featuring a beautiful fishing lake, mini golf, treetop adventure course, spa, and mountain biking, located 15 minutes from the Bird Park and 45 minutes from Lyon. In the heart of the region of a thousand ponds, just outside Lyon, whether as a couple, with family or with friends, come and enjoy an unforgettable experience for a week or even just one night, camping or staying in unique accommodation on the water, in the trees or at the heart of the animal park. Because everyone enjoys holidays differently, there is something for every taste: traditional camping pitches, rental accommodation, as well as treehouses, floating cabins and cabins perched above our animal parks. Spread across more than 30 hectares, nature lovers will be charmed by this little corner of paradise: vast wooded areas, a beautiful 13-hectare lake and 8 animal parks (bison park, wild boar park, deer park, donkey park, wallaby park, petting farm, mouflon park and aviary). During your stay, you can enjoy the 1,000 m² swimming area and its white sandy beach. The Domaine also offers a wide range of activities: a wellness area (sauna and jacuzzi), massages, treetop adventure courses with zip lines, mountain bike and pedal cart rental, swimming (reserved for residents), pétanque, mini golf, catch-and-release fishing, visits with an animal keeper, boat rides, table tennis, padel and the Treasure River activity. Food and drinks available on site: bar and snack cabin.

Stay in this refined gîte located in the heart of the 17th-century "petit château" of Vertrieu, offering breathtaking views of the Rhône. Just steps from the ViaRhôna, this exceptional place combines charm, high-end comfort, and cyclist-friendly services. In the heart of the historic village of Vertrieu, located at the northern tip of the Balcons du Dauphiné, Francis and Horia, the owners, welcome you to a unique setting in this small 17th-century château. Ideally situated close to the ViaRhôna cycle route, this Accueil Vélo-labelled gîte offers a timeless escape facing the Rhône River. With a surface area of 19 m², the apartment can accommodate 2 guests. It features a comfortable bedroom, a dining area, and a shower room. The owners’ many travels and experience as interior decorators are reflected in the cosy yet practical atmosphere, using mainly French-made materials. The provided household linen is high-end and organic. A separate entrance allows guests to arrive independently, even late in the evening. Guests may also enjoy the park behind the property, and upon prior request, access the jacuzzi and various relaxation areas.

Stay in this refined gîte located in the heart of the 17th-century "petit château" of Vertrieu, offering breathtaking views of the Rhône. Just steps from the ViaRhôna, this exceptional place combines charm, high-end comfort, and cyclist-friendly services. In the heart of the historic village of Vertrieu, located at the northern tip of the Balcons du Dauphiné, Francis and Horia, the owners, welcome you to a unique setting within this 17th-century petit château. Ideally located near the ViaRhôna, this characterful gîte, labelled Accueil Vélo, offers a timeless escape facing the Rhône. With a surface area of 130 m², the apartment can accommodate up to 8 guests. It includes three comfortable bedrooms, a warm living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and two bathrooms. Every space has been carefully decorated by the owners—both professional interior designers—using high-quality, mostly French materials and custom-made Christian Lacroix upholstery. Nestled within a landscaped park of over 8,000 m² and equipped with a jacuzzi, this exclusive retreat invites you to unwind and reconnect with nature. The premium organic linens, cosy atmosphere, and breathtaking view of the Rhône make this gîte a rare gem—perfect for a getaway with family or friends.