Uncover the Gems of Odenas, Rhône, Rhône-Alpes

The loop follows part of the walking and cycling pathof Beaujolais which is a developed route, away from cars and reserved for bicycles, rollerblades, strollers ... 15 km long, it connects Beaujeu to Belleville-en-Beaujolais.

In 2018, Beaujolais was awarded the Géopark label. This UNESCO distinction recognizes exceptional geological heritage. The toughest loop in this area. The 15 km will not be easy for neophytes.

The Val de Saône presents a typical landscape mosaic of wet meadows, groves, alluvial forests and occasionally lones and ponds. The "la Prairie du Val de Saône" loop is the easiest hike in the department.

The Rhône Department owns several forests on its territory, including that of La Cantinière. It extends over a massif located south of Beaujolais and is also classified as a sensitive natural area. Many hiking trails criss-cross it: the GR®P du Tour des Pierres Dorées, the GR®76 and short hiking trails taken from map guides. Fun workshops made of wood. The visitor is invited to soak up the atmosphere of the forest while contemplating the natural heritage it conceals.

From the village of Chaneins, discover the Etang Prêle sensitive natural area and its ecosystem. Several castles, including Chaillouvres on the edge of its pond, can be seen, and you'll have a panoramic view of the Beaujolais region. 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?

The GR® de Pays Beaujolais-Bugey par la Dombes links the hills of the Lyonnais to the south of Bugey. It winds its way through the vineyards of Beaujolais, along the towpath of the Saône and through the Dombes region of lakes. The GR® de Pays Beaujolais-Bugey par la Dombes starts from the GR®76 near the village of Sainte-Paule (Rhône) and crosses several lines of hills before joining the Saône. It crosses the Saône to enter the Ain between Anse and St-Bernard. From here, it follows the towpath to Parcieux. It then crosses the Dombes plateau and its ponds. It crosses the Ain at the Chazey bridge, and after skirting the Rhône, climbs up to join the GR®59 in the Bugey mountains.

Itinerant hike to discover the Haut Beaujolais region. On foot or on horseback, this 120 km hiking trail offers beautiful panoramas that allow you to embrace all the beauty of this medium mountain territory.

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

The Beaujolais Vert is a perfect area for regular cycle hikers looking for a difference in altitude. Among the 6 loops, 3 are rated “difficult” and 3 “very difficult”! Sporty side Less than 40 km, but difficult, this route will delight experienced cyclists, lovers of steep climbs. Small gear ratios will be appreciated. From the start of Claveisolles the road rises up to Poule-les-Echarmeaux (final slope of 10%). All that remains is to climb the Cols des Aillets, then the Echarmeaux and above all the Croix d’Ajoux (final around 15%…). Reaching the Col de la Casse Froide is easy and the beautiful descent (6%) of 5 km is appreciated reaching the finish. Tourism side Haut-Beaujolais surprises with the contrasting beauty of its landscapes: steep-sided valleys, bocage plateaus, valleys furrowed by the meanders of rivers… It is one of the main peaks of the Rhône: Saint-Rigaud, the highest in the department at 1,012 m, visible from the intersection of the RD 139 and 645, the Tourvéon (949 m), wooded pyramid which captures the eye when climbing to Les Aillets or the rock of Ajoux (970 m), pedestal mineral, which offers a remarkable panorama of the Alps and the Massif Central.

A pleasant walk typical of the Dombes region. Along the way, you'll come across a number of ponds that are either drying out or evolving, with unobstructed views of the birds. Several landscapes punctuate the walk: ponds, fields, copses and even a view of the Beaujolais region. 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?

Country house atmosphere in this superb 19th century house, located in the middle of the vineyards producing one of the 10 Beaujolais vintages! The paved inner courtyard with its heated swimming pool is simply fantastic! In very peaceful hamlet, splendid traditional gîte on winegrowing estate, at the heart of the Beaujolais vineyards. Very comfortable, carefully restored (style furniture, beautiful parquet floors, original doors). Many lovely views of the Beaujolais Mounts & Mont Brouilly from the windows of the house. Interior courtyard totally enclosed by walls (no opposite neighbours) with terrace (sets of garden furniture, deck chairs) & heated swimming pool (11m x 2.5m, access from early May till late October). Gîte is usptairs (accessed via covered staircase) : entrance (library area), large living room (kitchen / dining / lounge areas, open area). Dressing room (handbasin). WC. Upper floor (attic rooms) : hall, 5 bedrooms (4 single beds) (160cm bed) (120 cm single bed) (160 cm bed + single bed) (160 cm bed + single bed). Bathroom. Shower room. Separate WC. Bed linen, towels & household linen provided at no extra charge. On the ground floor (opening onto courtyard) : facilities, small laundry room, elevator. Outdoors : enclosed shady garden (non adjoining) with flowers & vegetable plot. Parking area at the back (single level access possible). Tasting of estate wines can be arranged on request.

You'll be charmed by the authentic character of this restaurant, its wooded grounds and the 18th-century château. The Chef is ambitious and talented, and successfully blends tradition and fantastic quality dishes, so you're sure to enjoy an unforgettable experience. In lush-green grounds at the heart of the Beaujolais Villages. Some background: the estate was built in the late 18th century by the Barons of Vauxonne and native of Lyon, Albin Fortuné Pierre Saint Rousset de Vauxonne lived here between 1838 and 1851. For a century the Château des Loges was privately owned. In 1960, the Cave Beaujolais de Perréon was acquired by this Beaujolais property and a winemaking cooperative was created on the estate. The wine-tasting cellar was founded in 1962. In 1989, the château was renovated. Two years of hard work resulted in the estate as we can see it today. In 1995, the Lagarde family took over the estate's hotel business. The Château des Loges was completely renovated and transformed into 10 guestrooms (comfort, grand comfort and one family suite) decorated in an old-fashioned way and each bearing the name of a Beaujolais wine. The accommodation also boasts outdoor terrace areas, French-style garden, pool hall and air-conditioned restaurant for an elegant, fine-dining experience (Maître Restaurateur title). The chef uses local products to concoct traditional dishes that everyone is guaranteed to enjoy. All our different areas are equipped with heating, air-conditioning and are fully equipped in general. Any specific equipment is available to hire. There is a wide range of activities on offer while you're staying here.

For a refined, elegant and friendly stay Built in 1794 by Alexandre d'Aigueperse, this residence was the country home of his Lyon descendants for seven generations. In 2018, the new owner decided to transform it into a boutique hotel and started renovations. In July 2021 Hôtel Villa Alexandre is opening to give you a warm welcome in Régnié-Durette in the heart of the Beaujolais vineyards. Just 1h35 from Paris by TGV and 40 minutes from Lyon by car. All the bedrooms at Hôtel Villa Alexandre**** are unique, comfortable and deliciously elegant. In restaurant watch the chef at work, here our grandiose kitchen is a prolongation of the dining room at Hôtel Villa Alexandre. A true chef's tabl.! For your delectation, our chef prepares the freshest of seasonal cuisines favouring local produce. What better than a selection of refined regional wines and spirits to accompany such flavourful dishes. In summer, enjoy the experience of our bistro-style terrace, savour delicious products while drinking in a far-reaching panoramic views of the Alps and Mont Blanc, thee heated swimming pool and sauna.. It looks on to one of the century-old cedar trees

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

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

Val de Saône: conservation area national heritage. At the rate of the river of the Saône, mix there easily flooded wet meadows, lônes and islands, puddles and alluvial afforestations. Numerous little common botanical and animal species find refuge there.

Whether as a family, a group or with friends, come and take part in an 8 km nature hike. There' s a surprise waiting for you on your way back! The Beaujolais Tourist Office has set up an 8 km orienteering hike for children (from 8 years old). Each participant must pick up a card at the Tourist Office and punch it at each beacon they find along the route. At the end of the trail, the children come to open the treasure chest! !

Come and enjoy a change of scenery in the countryside in the upper Beaujolais area at 762 m above sea level, in a haven of peace and tranquillity. Our new spa is your opportunity to really relax, while admiring the view over the surrounding hills.

Also known as the "the pearl of golden stoned villages" Oingt is the only village in the department to have been added to the list of "most beautiful villages in France".

The landscape seen from the summit, the view and different points on the site show its bedrock and man’s presence over time.It shows the territory’s evolution and the birth of the Brouilly region. Can be reached by car from the D37 between Belleville and Beaujeu. Two interpretive paths invite you to walk up to the top of Mont Brouilly. With their spectacular views, illustrated stopping points and fantasy sculptures, the walks are a real source of discovery!

A magnificent 12th century cloister and 18th century chapter house. Cluniac site in the heart of the Beaujolais area, on top of a hill surrounded by vineyards. Both romantic and bright, the cloister remains a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture.

This church, built in 1867 was designed by Bossan, the same architect who designed the Fourvière Basilica in Lyon.

At the wine tourism pole, Here you can plunge into the poetic and satirical atmosphere of Clochemerle, the famous novel by Gabriel Chevallier having an international success. Discover the beautiful fresco and the activities around the square.

In the hills of Quincié and Marchampt lies natural 30-hectare moorland crossed by waymarked paths and protected by an order rating it a "biotope area" since 1985. Fauna and flora are specific to this type of landscape.

The Hôtel-Dieu was opened in 1733 and has remained unchanged since, making this a unique building in the Beaujolais. Its 3 sick rooms, 2 chapels, apothecary laboratory, council chamber and archives illustrate hospital life in the 18th century. Accessible to people with reduced mobility (except the Sisters' Chapel). A privileged witness to the history of the hospital from the 18th century to the present day, the one-hour tour takes you through the day-to-day life of the hospital, with visual objects, pharmacy instruments, surgical instruments of yesteryear, therapeutics and the preparation of remedies. Let yourself be surprised by the authenticity of this place and explore the 3 wards still occupied in 1991, the 2 chapels and the simple garden. Guided tours of the apothecary and its collections of earthenware, porcelain and glass, as well as the Council Chamber, are also available.

12th-century church in Romanesque and Gothic styles. This monument is linked to the history of the Sires de Beaujeu, whose tombs it housed. Notre-Dame was originally the church of an abbey with cloister, chapter house... This imposing Romanesque monument was consecrated to the Virgin Mary in 1179. It is linked to the history of the Sires de Beaujeu, whose tombs it housed. The remarkable rose on the façade is one of the earliest known and dates from 1175. The pillars of the 9 bays have consoles at mid-height, symbolizing vices and virtues. The arms of the Sires de Beaujeu adorn 3 keystones in the central nave. In the 14th century, the apse was raised in ogival style. The 19th-century stained-glass windows tell the story of the church's foundation, and the 4 evangelists are depicted with their emblems. Notre-Dame was originally the church of an abbey, complete with cloister, chapter house... Accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Site major and rich in history, discover the Chapel "des Minimes", dating XI century, and appreciate the outside of the Tower, 20 meters high and surrounded with 634 vine stocks. The Minimes Tour is 20m high and gives some lovely views of the Beaujolais Vineyards and the River Saône. Once governed by Cluny Abbey the Minimes Chapel has nearly one thousand years of history associated with it. It is possible to view both the chapel and the tower from the exterior all year round. They are only open to the public on Sundays between 16:00 and 19:00 during July and August and on National Heritage Day in September. Guided visits are available (in French only) for groups by appointment with the tourist office.

Les Minimes Tower : this not-to-be-missed site, with its rich and historical past, offers a spendid panorama on the Saône valley and the Beaujolais hills. Panoramic table on the top of the tower.

Semi-gourmet restaurant serving seasonal dishes.

You'll be charmed by the authentic character of this restaurant, its wooded grounds and the 18th-century château. The Chef is ambitious and talented, and successfully blends tradition and fantastic quality dishes, so you're sure to enjoy an unforgettable experience. In lush-green grounds at the heart of the Beaujolais Villages. Some background: the estate was built in the late 18th century by the Barons of Vauxonne and native of Lyon, Albin Fortuné Pierre Saint Rousset de Vauxonne lived here between 1838 and 1851. For a century the Château des Loges was privately owned. In 1960, the Cave Beaujolais de Perréon was acquired by this Beaujolais property and a winemaking cooperative was created on the estate. The wine-tasting cellar was founded in 1962. In 1989, the château was renovated. Two years of hard work resulted in the estate as we can see it today. In 1995, the Lagarde family took over the estate's hotel business. The Château des Loges was completely renovated and transformed into 10 guestrooms (comfort, grand comfort and one family suite) decorated in an old-fashioned way and each bearing the name of a Beaujolais wine. The accommodation also boasts outdoor terrace areas, French-style garden, pool hall and air-conditioned restaurant for an elegant, fine-dining experience (Maître Restaurateur title). The chef uses local products to concoct traditional dishes that everyone is guaranteed to enjoy. All our different areas are equipped with heating, air-conditioning and are fully equipped in general. Any specific equipment is available to hire. There is a wide range of activities on offer while you're staying here.

Beaujolais-style bistro cuisine. Set menus and daily specials are served every lunchtime during the week. Regional cuisine made using fresh products. The concept behind the cuisine at Le Retinton: A warm and inviting atmosphere where simplicity is key, for an easy-going, enjoyable experience. Beaujolais-style bistro cuisine, all homemade using fresh products. The chef is guided by the seasons, and flavour and quality are paramount. The perfect place for lunch with friends, a meal with coworkers, a girly night out or romantic evening. The restaurant can welcome groups and private functions.

Located in the heart of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne the Restaurant du Commerce is noted for its warm welcome, friendly atmosphere and great food. Here you can taste all the specialities of the Dombes & Saône region on the restaurant’s shaded terrace. The Restaurant du Commerce is open all year round and only closes on Wednesdays and Sunday and Tuesday evenings. Chefs Julien and Damien and their team propose regional specialities such as Poulet de Bresse and Dombiste Carp

The Hostellerie des Dombes is located in a charming Dombiste residence in the village of Bouligneux about 40 minutes from Lyon. The restaurant has 2 dining rooms and a lovely terrace and specialises in frog’s legs and succulent free range chicken. You are always ensured of a warm welcome at the Hostellerie des Dombes as well as delicious traditional Dombes & Saône cuisine in addition to other dishes such as pan fried scallops and game according to the seasons. The restaurant is open throughout the year and can cater for 80 patrons in its 2 dining rooms and another 60 outside on the terrace (RESERVATION ESSENTIAL).

The Restaurant les Platanes has 3 generations of culinary experience behind it. The restaurant comprises 3 dining rooms one of which was completely refurbished in 2014 where one can sample some of the finest traditional dombiste dishes. Opened in 1945 in a disused railway station the Restaurant les Platanes proposes a cuisine that is both traditional and very tasty. Chef and proprietor Serge Malapel offers lovers of fine food a culenery voyage through the heart of Dombes & Saône with such tempting dishes as frog’s legs in parsley sauce, fillet of carp, chicken à la crème, crayfish stew, fois-gras à la maison and game according to the seasons.

Frédéric Martin welcomes you to his restaurant "La Table Bâgésienne" in Bâgé-le-Châtel (the former capital of Bresse with its castle and ramparts) since 1994. Having worked in the kitchens of Georges Blanc, the Palais de l'Elysée and Le Gavroche in London, the chef now welcomes you with his traditional menus, updated to reflect the local influence. His speciality is pomme Anna de grenouilles, sautéed as in Dombes with garlic butter cream. Cyril Degluaire's Bresse poultry with creamy morel mushrooms and yellow wine, crêpes parmentières and a more modern cuisine, the shepherd's palette in three variations, fillet of beef with a heart of foie gras, the confidential for foiegrasphile, hot and cold with citrus fruits are there to tantalise your taste buds, all served with, essentially, proprietary wines. Catering for special events (weddings, cocktails, takeaway meals). Cookery classes (these will be posted on the site).

Regional cuisine: fried white fishes, frog legs on demand, cake of chicken liver, quenelles, escargots, sweet cake made with "gaude" (maize) floor.

With friends or with family, enjoy a cuisine prepared with local products and discover regional specialties such as the Dombes carp, frogs and Bresse chicken with cream. TEMPORARY CLOSING! With friends or family, chef Aurélie and her team invite you to share a moment of conviviality in a privileged setting, and enjoy regional specialities from the Dombes region. As soon as the cold sets in, come and warm up by the stove and enjoy a Savoyard fondue straight from the cheese dairy.

Service area for motorhome owners located in the centre of the village, you can change your oil, fill up with water and recharge your batteries.

At the foot of Mont Brouilly, in the heart of the vineyards and surrounded by greenery, stands a charming hotel with 28 comfortable rooms. A charming stopover with everything you could wish for. The recipe for happiness: two restaurant rooms, a beautiful terrace, ample private parking, a vast shady park with children's games, bowls, outdoor table tennis, a large swimming pool reserved for hotel guests, not to mention a fully equipped seminar room.

Country house atmosphere in this superb 19th century house, located in the middle of the vineyards producing one of the 10 Beaujolais vintages! The paved inner courtyard with its heated swimming pool is simply fantastic! In very peaceful hamlet, splendid traditional gîte on winegrowing estate, at the heart of the Beaujolais vineyards. Very comfortable, carefully restored (style furniture, beautiful parquet floors, original doors). Many lovely views of the Beaujolais Mounts & Mont Brouilly from the windows of the house. Interior courtyard totally enclosed by walls (no opposite neighbours) with terrace (sets of garden furniture, deck chairs) & heated swimming pool (11m x 2.5m, access from early May till late October). Gîte is usptairs (accessed via covered staircase) : entrance (library area), large living room (kitchen / dining / lounge areas, open area). Dressing room (handbasin). WC. Upper floor (attic rooms) : hall, 5 bedrooms (4 single beds) (160cm bed) (120 cm single bed) (160 cm bed + single bed) (160 cm bed + single bed). Bathroom. Shower room. Separate WC. Bed linen, towels & household linen provided at no extra charge. On the ground floor (opening onto courtyard) : facilities, small laundry room, elevator. Outdoors : enclosed shady garden (non adjoining) with flowers & vegetable plot. Parking area at the back (single level access possible). Tasting of estate wines can be arranged on request.

For a refined, elegant and friendly stay Built in 1794 by Alexandre d'Aigueperse, this residence was the country home of his Lyon descendants for seven generations. In 2018, the new owner decided to transform it into a boutique hotel and started renovations. In July 2021 Hôtel Villa Alexandre is opening to give you a warm welcome in Régnié-Durette in the heart of the Beaujolais vineyards. Just 1h35 from Paris by TGV and 40 minutes from Lyon by car. All the bedrooms at Hôtel Villa Alexandre**** are unique, comfortable and deliciously elegant. In restaurant watch the chef at work, here our grandiose kitchen is a prolongation of the dining room at Hôtel Villa Alexandre. A true chef's tabl.! For your delectation, our chef prepares the freshest of seasonal cuisines favouring local produce. What better than a selection of refined regional wines and spirits to accompany such flavourful dishes. In summer, enjoy the experience of our bistro-style terrace, savour delicious products while drinking in a far-reaching panoramic views of the Alps and Mont Blanc, thee heated swimming pool and sauna.. It looks on to one of the century-old cedar trees

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

Philippe, wine producer, welcomes you in his entirely restored guest room, on the upper reaches of Beaujeu, the historic capital of Beaujolais. On site, tasting of the estate's wines.

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

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

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

Reception and parking area for camper vans. Located at 2 km from the town centre, where tranquillity reigns.