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Parc naturel régional Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut - Looking for a cosy, authentic hotel for your next trip to the region? The Hôtel du Chamois has it all. Located on the Via Alpina route, this hotel is all about tradition, family atmosphere and character!
With its 6 rooms with bathroom and 8 traditional rooms without WC/shower, the establishment invites you to connect with its authentic charm and typical cachet. With its wooden walls and floors, come and stay in this century-old hotel built in 1871! It is here that the Mollien family has been welcoming guests and visitors to the region since 1888.
The hotel is an integral part of the history and architectural heritage of the small village of l'Etivaz. The village is the real capital of L'Etivaz AOP alpine cheese, and will captivate you with its charm and expertise.
In the hotel, various public areas invite you to meet the locals enjoying a coffee, as well as guests in search of nature. And why not enjoy a game of cards? A 50-seater room is also available for seminars, meals or other important events.
On an adventure along the Via Alpina? The Hôtel du Chamois is on the route of stages 17 and 18. Take the opportunity to stop here for a well-earned rest before your final ascent!
### Access
The hotel is located in the centre of the village of l'Etivaz, between Château-d'Œx and the Col des Mosses. It can be reached on foot via various hiking trails or by the TPC bus line.
### Access by bus
You can reach l'Etivaz by bus from the village of Château-d'Œx or the Col des Mosses using the Transports publics du Chablais.
### Restaurant
The establishment includes an on-site restaurant.
### Parking
Parking spaces are available opposite the accommodation.
All season
This stage of the trail runs along the foot of the Gummfluh and its imposing rocky slopes, through La Pierreuse nature reserve and into the L’Etivaz valley. The trail offers panoramic views that stretch from the Pays-d’Enhaut and the Vaud Alps.
Marshy sites and authentic villages.
La Pierreuse, green pastures, and limestone slopes
