Refuge du Laisonnay

We stayed a few days in the shelter and made beautiful hikes from there in the National Park de la Vanoise. Cyril and his mother Francoise welcomed us most. They were very helpful with information and advice thanks to Cyril we climbed... counterclockwise instead of the other way to save us a disturbing descent). The refugee itself is from a picture book, beautiful and full of atmosphere and is located directly under the great waterfall, so that the view is amazing. The amenities Showers and toilets) are new and very clean. In addition, Cyril serves wonderful lunch and dinner with many fresh vegetables and homemade ingredients. We recommend the refugees!!

We had an incredible evening in refuge, we tried some of the classic meals and we were stripped by the quality and uniqueness of each meal! Thanks to Cyril and Françoise for local stories and tasteful dishes!

We have been going to this refuge for a number of years now. Found it quite by chance one summer day some years ago when the weather turned suddenly. Having sat outside under parasols, we rushed in and stayed most of the afternoon having lunch...and several bottles of red wine. It is just as nice eating inside as out. Much ambiance. The food is great. So much choice it is amazing. The family who own and run it are extremely hospitable. Nothing is too much trouble. They are open from mid June to mid September. It is a must for us whenever we are in Méribel. The reward at the end is well worth the drive.

A great refuge at the end of the road in Champagny Le Haut. Lovely authentic atmosphere for the French Alpes. Francoise one of the owners was honestly concerned for our satisfaction . In summary, we had a very nice time and the meals and drinks...were reasonably priced. We will become regulars time permitting!

No doubt the most beautiful location for a restaurant. Lunch or dinner are for a treat. Everything is grown up or cultivated on the agriturismo Auberge Restaurant. The cook marinated and slowly cooks his meat on smokers and grills. I can say jonestltly that I had the tenderest ribs I had all over the world. If you are in or around the Alps, this place is a must to see and bypass.