Auberge d'Aillon et d'Ailleurs
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 16:00 |
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Check out before: | 11:00 |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Fitness centre
Spa
More about Auberge d'Aillon et d'Ailleurs
Auberge d'Aillon et d'Ailleurs
Set in Aillon-le-Jeune, 26 km from Fountain of Elephants, Auberge d'Aillon et d'Ailleurs offers accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Reviews from 
Group traveller
Comment: 21 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
A symphony of aromas and flavors superbly enhanced by the quality of all the members of the team in the dining room.
Our senses of sight, smell, and taste are engaged from start to finish by this symphony of flavors and aromas!
All enhanced by excellent service quality, marked by naturalness, simplicity, and professionalism!
A wonderful moment spent with friends in this exceptional place!
No faults overall from start to finish, including the wine service by a sommelier with highly appreciated suggestions, quite rare to be noted.
All enhanced by excellent service quality, marked by naturalness, simplicity, and professionalism!
A wonderful moment spent with friends in this exceptional place!
No faults overall from start to finish, including the wine service by a sommelier with highly appreciated suggestions, quite rare to be noted.
Hotel response
Comment: 10 Aug 2026
Un grand merci pour ce magnifique retour !
Nous sommes ravis que cette expérience ait éveillé vos sens et que vous ayez apprécié aussi bien la cuisine que l’attention de toute notre équipe. Nous sommes également heureux que les suggestions de notre sommelier aient contribué à ce beau moment entre amis.
Au plaisir de vous accueillir à nouveau pour une nouvelle expérience gourmande !
Nous sommes ravis que cette expérience ait éveillé vos sens et que vous ayez apprécié aussi bien la cuisine que l’attention de toute notre équipe. Nous sommes également heureux que les suggestions de notre sommelier aient contribué à ce beau moment entre amis.
Au plaisir de vous accueillir à nouveau pour une nouvelle expérience gourmande !
Couple
Comment: 30 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
Some good things but also a lot of approximations
With a couple of friends, we spent two nights at the inn and dined two consecutive evenings.
The restaurant area is very bright, decorated in a modern style, and adjacent to the hotel bar.
The service is relaxed in the best sense of the term and is at a good pace.
The problem when staying several days at the hotel is that there is only one menu offered in 5 courses (Approach) or 7 courses (Ascent). There is no menu available alongside this unique menu.
We therefore follow the advice of the maître d'hôtel to take the 5-course menu both evenings since there are 2 appetizers and either fish or meat in the grand menu, allowing us to mix it up from one evening to the next.
As is customary before starting the meal, we are asked if we have any allergies or intolerances, and I respond to this question that I do not eat cheese and that I would like this to be taken into account.
And what was meant to happen happened; of the four appetizers offered, two contain cheese (tomme des Bauges and goat cheese). No substitute solution is offered to me, and my dining companions happily share my portion.
Then the wine list is presented to us. The sommelier, quite friendly by the way, arrives with the menu turned towards us and opened to the page of white wines from Savoie. Promoting local wines is often an excellent idea, especially to accompany a menu where local products are highlighted. The only issue is that he is pushing us (he must have received some directives...) for two wines from the last century, the first of which is priced at €275. Having dined an average of 4 to 5 times a year for forty years at starred restaurants, this is the first time I have seen a sommelier make such a digression. I would prefer to attribute it to a clumsiness on his part rather than a forced direction of our choice.
Asparagus in the plural on the menu, but only one on the plate. A small quarter of a fillet of féra; the portions are those of a light menu according to the four diners.
When the third dish arrived, I had the unpleasant surprise of seeing my cheese plate appear. I had the audacity to make the remark, and instead, I was brought the small garnish of young shoots along with two very thin slices of radish that accompanied the Béret.
Two small desserts and the five-course menu is finished. I admit that I was left wanting in terms of the originality of the meal (I have probably become too demanding) and with my hunger for the quantities, especially when half of the amuse-bouche and the third dish were taken away from me. I do not think I am an ogre, and neither are my wife and friends.
The second dinner went less poorly for me, as no cheese was offered to me after I insisted again that I did not want any. I was given a third dessert instead of the Béret! An appetizer, a bit of pork, and three desserts.
For the wine, there was no false note this time. We had spotted a bottle that we knew was served in the food/wine pairing, and the sommelier served it to us even though it was not on his wine list.
In two evenings, we did not have the privilege of encountering the duo of chefs.
In summary, our stay was overall a disappointment, and if we add the uncleaned room, our weekend was even rather unsuccessful.
If the star is clearly claimed by management, the path leading to it is still long and filled with obstacles.
More humility and generosity would be necessary.
We came as two couples in advance to plan a stay for about twenty people next year.
Unfortunately, we will have to find another establishment because our friends would certainly hold it against us for having taken them to such a place where many half-truths hide behind a beautiful facade.
The restaurant area is very bright, decorated in a modern style, and adjacent to the hotel bar.
The service is relaxed in the best sense of the term and is at a good pace.
The problem when staying several days at the hotel is that there is only one menu offered in 5 courses (Approach) or 7 courses (Ascent). There is no menu available alongside this unique menu.
We therefore follow the advice of the maître d'hôtel to take the 5-course menu both evenings since there are 2 appetizers and either fish or meat in the grand menu, allowing us to mix it up from one evening to the next.
As is customary before starting the meal, we are asked if we have any allergies or intolerances, and I respond to this question that I do not eat cheese and that I would like this to be taken into account.
And what was meant to happen happened; of the four appetizers offered, two contain cheese (tomme des Bauges and goat cheese). No substitute solution is offered to me, and my dining companions happily share my portion.
Then the wine list is presented to us. The sommelier, quite friendly by the way, arrives with the menu turned towards us and opened to the page of white wines from Savoie. Promoting local wines is often an excellent idea, especially to accompany a menu where local products are highlighted. The only issue is that he is pushing us (he must have received some directives...) for two wines from the last century, the first of which is priced at €275. Having dined an average of 4 to 5 times a year for forty years at starred restaurants, this is the first time I have seen a sommelier make such a digression. I would prefer to attribute it to a clumsiness on his part rather than a forced direction of our choice.
Asparagus in the plural on the menu, but only one on the plate. A small quarter of a fillet of féra; the portions are those of a light menu according to the four diners.
When the third dish arrived, I had the unpleasant surprise of seeing my cheese plate appear. I had the audacity to make the remark, and instead, I was brought the small garnish of young shoots along with two very thin slices of radish that accompanied the Béret.
Two small desserts and the five-course menu is finished. I admit that I was left wanting in terms of the originality of the meal (I have probably become too demanding) and with my hunger for the quantities, especially when half of the amuse-bouche and the third dish were taken away from me. I do not think I am an ogre, and neither are my wife and friends.
The second dinner went less poorly for me, as no cheese was offered to me after I insisted again that I did not want any. I was given a third dessert instead of the Béret! An appetizer, a bit of pork, and three desserts.
For the wine, there was no false note this time. We had spotted a bottle that we knew was served in the food/wine pairing, and the sommelier served it to us even though it was not on his wine list.
In two evenings, we did not have the privilege of encountering the duo of chefs.
In summary, our stay was overall a disappointment, and if we add the uncleaned room, our weekend was even rather unsuccessful.
If the star is clearly claimed by management, the path leading to it is still long and filled with obstacles.
More humility and generosity would be necessary.
We came as two couples in advance to plan a stay for about twenty people next year.
Unfortunately, we will have to find another establishment because our friends would certainly hold it against us for having taken them to such a place where many half-truths hide behind a beautiful facade.
Couple
Comment: 11 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
Unforgettable experience
A very nice discovery.
Magic moment out of time.
Amazing and perfectly successful associations.
A staff with little care and very professional.
Each dish is presented and explained very precisely.
We loved it!
Bravo!
Magic moment out of time.
Amazing and perfectly successful associations.
A staff with little care and very professional.
Each dish is presented and explained very precisely.
We loved it!
Bravo!
Couple
FR
Comment: 9 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
A wonderful discovery from arrival to the meal, everything is perfect.
A super trip for the taste buds
Hotel response
Comment: 10 Aug 2026
Bonjour mumu73110,
Merci beaucoup pour ce très joli commentaire !
Nous sommes ravis que votre expérience ait été à la hauteur de vos attentes.
Au plaisir de vous accueillir à nouveau pour une nouvelle escapade gourmande.
Merci beaucoup pour ce très joli commentaire !
Nous sommes ravis que votre expérience ait été à la hauteur de vos attentes.
Au plaisir de vous accueillir à nouveau pour une nouvelle escapade gourmande.
Group traveller
Comment: 23 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
Delicious.
Good experience overall.
Excellent location
La Correrie, Aillon-le-Jeune, 73340, France|1.57 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
16:00
Check out before:
11:00
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