Located only 4 km from the attractive town of Chambéry and close to the motorway, the hotel is the perfect place to stay on your journey to the Alps.
’s two main attractions are the Château des Ducs de Savoie and Les Charmettes.
The hotel’s managers and staff are dedicated to making your stay both enjoyable and memorable and ensuring your room is equipped with all necessary facilities for leisure or work.
By Car (from Lyon A43/Annecy A41):
- Take the exit signposted Chambéry.
- After the toll, take the 1st exit on your right (N14) and head towards La Motte-Servolex.
- And then turn right at the 1st roundabout.
From Grenoble A41/Abbeville A43:
- After the toll head towards Chambéry.
- After the tunnel, take the exit 14 signposted La Motte-Servolex.
- Then turn left at the 1st roundabout.
From Aix-Les-Bains/Bourget Lake (RN201):
- Take the exit 14.
- Head towards La Motte-Servolex.
From Cognin-Les-Echelles (RN6):
- Follow the road signs towards Autres Directions (other directions).
- Then head towards La Motte-Servolex/Z.A.C. de l'Erier.
From the city centre:
- Follow the road signs towards Autres Directions (other directions).
- Pass the train station then head towards Lyon/Motorway/La Motte-Servolex.
- Take the exit 14 signposted La Motte-Servolex.
- Turn left at the 1st roundabout.
By Train:
Chambéry train station is about 10 minutes away from the hotel.
By Plane:
Chambéry airport is about 10 minutes away from the hotel.
Local Attractions :
• Notre-Dame Church (3 Miles) - A former 17th century Jesuit chapel. It contains a marble and gilded bronze altar piece, and an organ dating from the 19th century.
• The Old Town (3 Miles) - Shows what life has been like in Chambery since the 13th century. The historic city centre displays mansions, fountains, alleyways, and more. Each end of the city centre opens onto numerous streets, each of which has preserved it's original look.
• The Castle of the Dukes of Savoie (4 Miles) - An outstanding group of buildings dating from the middle ages to the 19th century. In the Treasury Tower there is a documentation room that reflects on the Chambery and the castle since the 13th century. A House of Savoie family tree is also located here.
• The Elephants Fountain (5 Miles) - The Elephants Fountain was set up in 1838 by the Grenoblois sculptor Sappey. This statue represents four truncated elephants, placed in the form of the Savoie cross, holding up a column symbolizing a palm trunk on which General de Boigne stands.
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