Located in the centre of Evian next to the town's famous thermal baths and overlooking Lake Geneva; this flat, in a 14th century castle is just a stone's throw from lovelly pedestrian shopping streets and has a magnificent façade, typical of local tradition.

Studio 2 persons.
1 room(s) , of which 1 Bedroom(s), Kitchenette, Living room, Dining room, 1 bathroom, 1 separate toilet, Terrace, Balcony
Surface area : 30 m2 / 323 sqft
Year of construction : 1500, Date of last renovation : 1999

Amenities
Bedding : 2 Single bed.TV, Hot plate, Oven, Refrigerator, Coffee maker, Shower, Bath tub, Books, Courtyard, Lift, Iron, Vacuum cleaner, Heating, Portable heater, TV socket

Additional services
Cleaning service available

Notices
Pets allowed (prior arrangement)

Location
Floor : 3, in an accommodation of 3 floor(s)
View of Lake Opposite.
Altitude 400 m / 1140 ft.
Aspect North.
River/ Lake : less than 50 m.
GENEVE : 35 km.
Beach : 200 m / 570 ft, Port : less than 50 m, Shops : 50 m, Ski lift : 35 km, Town centre : 200 m / 570 ft, Restaurant : less than 50 m,

Activities in the vicinity
Beach with lifeguard, Windsurfing, Golf, Water sports, Scuba diving, Municipal swimming pool, Tennis, Fishing, Horse riding, Hiking, Climbing, Mountain climbing, Rope sports, Canoeing, Down-slope skiing, Cross-country skiing

EVIAN

576km (358 miles) SW of Paris, 42km (26 miles) NE of Geneva

On the château-dotted southern shore of Lac Léman (Lake Geneva), Evian-les-Bains is one of the leading spa resorts in France. Its lakeside promenade, lined with trees and lawns, has been fashionable since the 19th century. Evian's waters became famous in the 18th century, and the first spa buildings were built in 1839. Bottled Evian is considered useful in everything from baby formula to salt-free diets, and is seen as a treatment for gout and arthritis.

In the days when Marcel Proust came to enjoy the Belle Epoque grandeur, Evian was the haunt of the very rich. Proust modeled his "Balbec baths" on Evian's. Today, the spa, with its promenade and elegant casino, attracts a broader range of guests -- it's not just for the rich anymore.

In addition to its spa buildings, Evian boasts an imposing Ville des Congrès (Convention Hall) that has earned the resort the title of "city of conventions." From late April to September, the Nautical Center (tel. 04-50-75-02-69) on the lake is a popular attraction; it has a 115m (377-ft.) pool with a diving stage, solarium, restaurant, bar, and children's paddling pool.

The major excursion from Evian is a boat trip on Lake Geneva offered by the Compagnie Générale de Navigation (CGN), a Swiss outfit whose agent in Evian is the Office du Baigneur, place du Port (tel. 04-50-75-27-53). Contact the company or head for the Office de Tourisme for prices and hours. In summer, it also offers night cruises. If you want to see it all, you can tour both the Haut-Lac and the Grand-Lac. The most popular trip is the crossing from Evian to Ouchy-Lausanne, Switzerland (the port for Lausanne), on the north side.

Crescent-shaped Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) is the largest lake in central Europe. Covering about 362 sq. km (140 sq. miles), the lake is formed by the Rhône River and is noted for its exceptional blue color.

Located in the centre of Evian next to the town's

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