Welcome to this pleasant hotel situated in the small town of Metz Tessy, 4 kilometres from Annecy. The hotel offers comfortable, convenient and good value accommodation in a hassle-free environment.
The resort of the city of Annecy, the region's capital, provides the perfect starting point to visit the Haute-Savoie region and boasts an ideal location to discover the local countryside and the beautiful surrounding landscapes of the area. Annecy Lake is the jewel of the Savoy Alps.
Upon arrival, you are welcomed by a couple of caring hosts who will try their best to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
By Car:
- Take the A41 motorway.
- Take the exit signposted Annecy Nord.
- At the 1st roundabout head towards Annecy.
- At the 2nd roundabout head towards Airport.
From the A41 motorway:
- Take the exit signposted Annecy Sud.
- Head towards Geneva and Metz-Tessy.
From the city centre:
- Head towards Geneva Airport Metz-Tessy.
From the national road Paris-Bellegarde:
- Head towards Geneva.
From Geneva:
- Head towards Metz-Tessy Airport.
From Aix-les-Bains/Chambéry:
- Head towards Geneva, Metz-Tessy airport.
Local Attractions :
• Castle of Annecy Museum (5 Miles) - This grey-stone monument dominates the resort. In this castle the comtes de Genève took refuge from their enemies in the 13th century. The château contains a museum of artifacts that include Alpine furniture, religious art, oil paintings and modern works.
• Château de Montrottier (6 Miles) - A once-feudal citadel partially protected by the rugged geology, its tower offers a panoramic view of Mont Blanc. Inside, a small museum showcases pottery, Asian costumes, armor, tapestries, and antiques, and bronze bas-reliefs from the 16th century.
• Annecy Lake (6 Miles) - Visit the lake nearby for many water sports and stunning views. There are also boat tours that you can take.
• Menthon Castle (15 Miles) - Inhabited since the 12th century and birthplace of St Bernard, the fortress was extensively renovated in the last century in the romantic Gothic-revival style and possesses a fine collection of period furniture and views across the lake back to Annecy.
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