We stayed at Auberge du Lac in summer 2010 after a recommendation from French friends.
This traditional hotel is small, family run and with a very personal touch. Rooms are full of old, heavy French furniture and ours had a large bathroom with a never-ending supply of towels in different colours and sizes!
We also had a lovely balcony overlooking...
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The reviews that prompted us to book this hotel were 'spot on'. Room was large with an excellent balcony with a superb view of the lake.
The food was 'to die for'.
Service was excellent and the waiters charming.
The only down side would be if you are not an animal lover, as the auberge is home to numerous rescued...
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This hotel is one of the quaintest (for want of a better word) and picturesque I have ever stayed in, not to mention comfortable. The food was to die for, all home made, even the bread, and I have never tasted Creme Brulee like it ever since. I am going back in 2010 and simply cannot wait!
This Logis hotel was not our first choice but that turned to our advantage. The hotel is a multi-floor building with a maze of small winding corridors. Our room was on the top floor, overlooking the lake, with an amazing private terrace. The room was large with two queen size beds and an assortment of "antique" French rustic style furniture...
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