We stayed in this hotel while doing a self-guided backpack trip from Chamonix to Zermatt known as the Hiker’s Haute Route. [Note: St Luc is a little off the Hiker’s Haute Route, but it was snowing in the high country and we needed to be down valley]. The hotel has a modern look inside and out and so it lacked... More

Hotel Le Beausite is a small family run hotel, but the young man who checked me in and waited on me at dinner was so friendly and enthusiastic I assumed he was part of the family. The rooms facing the valley have balconies with spectacular views. Those on the other side have a view of some trees. Being single, you... More

We stayed a a couple of days here in summer for a hiking holiday. The hotel is located at the lower entrance of the village of St Luc. We had a superior room with balcony which was basic but comfortable. The view is nice and overlooking the valley. The hotel is owned and run by a very nice couple. The... More

The hotel is located on the lower end of the village, just when you enter it from Vissoie. Good parking possibilities. Perhaps 30 years old. The double rooms are nice, especially if you have a balcony facing the mountains (South side). Single rooms are very small. The kitchen in the restaurant is excellent! So it is definitely worth to stay... More

We recently stayed at Le Beausite hotel and had a superior room South facing with balcony very comfortable. Helene and Patrick are very good hosts and nothing is to much trouble. the set menu at 37 SF was excellent and very imaginative. The views from the room and dining rooms are amazing. A heated basement car park is very convenient... More

This hotel was great. The family room fit us comfortably. We had plenty of room to move around. After we put the kids to bed, we sat outside on the balcony to drink wine, take in the scenery, and listen to the cowbells. It was very clean! The breakfast was great. The hotel staff was wonderful. If we come back,... More

We stayed here on the second day of a walking tour of the Val D'Anniviers in June 2006.Our accomodations were in three star hotels, all arranged through the tourism department with full board and picnic lunches provided. After a very difficult walk straight up from Les Pointes through Chandolin and finally to Tignousa, we took a cable car down to... More