Le Vermeilley - Arzier

About 1h 20 min beautiful walk from the parking la givrine, the chalet d’alpage is rustic and real the personal (self-service) is nice two big tables and a small round inside, open fire they must order their food in theke (cash...only) and wait or they call their order number if they were on the sun terrace outside we chose not the fondu pies that were the guild, closer to the parking lot is a little better.

We came to this place after the walk of la givrine in swtizerland. it takes about 1.5 hours and le vermeilley doesn't see everyone impressive as they approach. this is because it is not an impressive building! the offered accommodation is a few...yurts next to the restaurant. when they walk in the bell at the door, announce their arrival and there is no return. the restaurant has a large open fire without rust or protection and two long tables with benches with some chairs. it is a very quirky decoration with massive **** bells and moss heads suspended. the waitress who served us had better English knowledge and representation than the tourist information of the holy cergue. she was helpful and needed time to explain the menu. despite a large group of French hikers in the restaurant she felt very welcome to us. the suppe that we decided for the bowl was hot and was served with brot. we could have settled for the afternoon with something wein and more good eating in the cozy warm atmosphere. it is a mountain hut that is like something that they would find in the skyalaya. the toilet had not even flowing water! but it will remain one of the best foundations of 2017 for me.

When they come from ste cergue, this is the second restaurant (about 2 km from the first chalet d alpage.) beautiful decoration, sweet dogs, romantic. only on the bottom really expensive. but even better than the first. trip it out.

We arrived at this place after walking from La Givrine in Swtizerland. It takes about 1.5 hours and Le Vermeilley does not look at all impressive as you approach. That is because it is not an impressive building! The accommodation offered is a couple of yurts next to the restaurant.As you walk in the bell on the door announces your arrival and so there is no turning back. The restaurant has a large open fire (no grate or protection) and two long tables with benches with a few chairs. It is a very quirky décor with massive cow bells and moose heads hung up.The waitress who served us had better English language skills and attitude than the Saint Cergue tourist information. She was helpful and took time to explain the menu. Despite having a large group of French hikers in the restaurant she made us feel very welcome. The soup we chose filled the bowl, was piping hot and was served with bread.We could have settled in for the afternoon with some wine and more good food in the cosy warm atmosphere. It is a walkers' refuge which is like something that you would find in the Himalayas. The toilet did not even have running water (!) but it still will remain one of the best finds of 2017 for me.

Réserver pour 12, étions 9 serrés autour de la table, et avons dû payer 10CHF par personnes manquantes. Procédé douteux et extrêmement malhonnête compte tenu que toutes les places dans la yourte étaient occupées.Nous n'y retournerons plus!