COME AND DICOVER “TANTE YVONNE”
SINCE 1959
HOTEL RESTAURANT TANTE YVONNE
QUINCIEUX / RHONE / FRANCE
BERNARD CHEMARIN COOK
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stopover, weekend or vacation route:
sweet dreams
Sleep as you dream: in the calm of a country village and the tranquility of a beautiful old house with renovated rooms. Your vehicle “sleeps” safely in our private parking lot and you get full catering services – breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can rest assured that the hotel has been awarded the Logis label.
All the essential small shops are close at hand, and your tourist stay will give you quick access to the Rhône, Ain and Isère regions.
It’s also an ideal stopover on the way to or from your vacation destination, whether you’re coming from the north, Brittany, Alsace, Paris or further afield, as we have loyal customers from Belgium, the UK, the Netherlands and Germany. Can you resist the charm and sweetness of a country lunch in the coolness of the plane trees, in the land of the capital of Gaul and gastronomy that is Lyon?
weekend
For a weekend stay, you prefer calm, relaxation, warmth and gastronomy. A few minutes from Lyon and Villefranche-sur-Saône but you are disconnected from the vicissitudes of the city: read, dream, visit the nearby surroundings and enjoy the pleasures of a gourmet table “refined in its simplicity”.
business
The hotel is also ideally located for professionals within the framework of a Business Stopover, a few kilometers from Lyon (20 minutes), Villefranche-sur-Saône and Trévoux: relaxation and good food, easy and secure parking and quick access via the A6 / A466 freeways and the Eastern bypass of Lyon.
Availability
NON-AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS
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the art of entertaining
Just relax!
at your service
Hotel and Restaurant, Tante Yvonne offers all the services that make your stay more pleasant:
semi-gastronomic restaurant
wake up
breakfast
free wifi
PMR room without elevator
in the vicinity
aesthetic care
To the happiness of the senses
04 37 26 98 12
hairdressing salon
Id Coiffure
04 78 91 10 97
doctor
Medical practice
04 78 91 17 57
cab
Cab LE GENESTEL
06 89 87 33 81
garage owner
QUINCIEUX SERVICE AUTO
04 78 91 10 22
The rooms
for 1, 2 or 3 persons
deluxe room
1 double bed or
1 double bed + 1 single bed
TV FLAT SCREEN
FREE WIFI ACCESS
DIRECT TELEPHONE
SHOWER OR BATH
HOME PRODUCTS
HAIR DRYER
FREE private enclosed PARKING
for 1, 2 or 3 persons
Comfort room
1 double bed or
2 single beds or
1 double bed + 1 single bed
TV FLAT SCREEN
FREE WIFI ACCESS
DIRECT TELEPHONE
SHOWER OR BATH
HOME PRODUCTS
HAIR DRYER
FREE private, enclosed PARKING AREA
a region rich in diversity: take a walk
Between Saône and Rhône, close to the motorway accesses, north of Lyon, halfway for the inhabitants of the North of France, Paris and Brittany and the West who wish to go skiing in the Alps or in Switzerland, the hotel Tante Yvonne – ideally located in Quincieux, a small village north of Lyon and close to Villefranche sur Saône – is the ideal “base camp” to radiate on a region rich and diversified in heritage, culture, changing landscapes and numerous visits: the Dombes and its ponds (Ain), the Beaujolais and its vineyards, Lyon and its museums… There is no shortage of discoveries in this destination that will amaze many!
tourism
You have so much to discover!
to discover
Enjoy your stay in our region!
If you are in the region for a stay or a short stopover, you will be surprised by the charm of the landscape of the Caladois valleys as well as the small typical Beaujolais villages located in the middle of the vineyards. Built of golden stone, the region’s distinctive ochre-colored limestone, they are an emblematic symbol of the area.
Heading further north, you’ll discover the vineyards for which the Beaujolais region is famous, starting at the outskirts of the capital and running west to the wooded hills of St-Cyr-le-Chatoux, before skirting the edge of the Saône river in the east.
Villefranche, gem of the Beaujolais
At its heart lies Villefranche-sur-Saône, capital of the Beaujolais region and home to a wealth of cultural treasures. Art lovers, you are in the right place. The Paul Dini museum and the Maison du patrimoine will reveal to you the jewels of the city. You can even discover the courtyards as well as the Renaissance houses, most of which are listed: enjoy the hidden treasures of the old town.
Following the wine road to St-Julien, you will discover the new museum that glorifies the famous master of experimental medicine and child of the country: the Claude Bernard museum. Further on, the Prieuré museum in Salles-Arbuissonnas allows you to discover the last Romanesque cloister in the department.
In the surrounding countryside, the castles that were built in the area bear witness to the imperial life that Beaujolais knew during the medieval period: Jarnioux, Montmelas, the castle of Sou in Lacenas or the manor of Epeisses were all built between the 10th and 14th centuries.
During the same period, beautiful chapels and Romanesque churches were built, such as the chapel of St Bonnet in Montmelas, the chapel of Chevennes in Denicé, the chapel of St Paul in Lacenas, the chapel of St Catherine in Jarnioux, the chapel of Ouilly in Gleizé and finally the Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame des Marais, which is a testimony to the religious fervor of the inhabitants of Beaujolais.
All this calls for the discovery of the small heritage of the country as for example the crosses of ways, the wash houses or other wells and low walls scattered all along the roads of the territory.
Between Villefranche-sur-Saône and Lyon, visit the Henri Malartre museum of old cars in Rochetaillée: nearly 200 cars and cycles, including 20 unique models in the world!
city of gastronomy
lyon, capital of the gauls
To the east, the Ain plain stretches as far as Switzerland
This rich agricultural expanse, which begins as soon as you cross the Saône less than 4 kilometers from the Tante Yvonne hotel, will seduce you with its wide-open landscapes and its thousand small ponds. The pretty medieval city of Trévoux welcomes you first, then continue to Ars, a city famous for its famous Saint Curé, Jean-Marie Vianney.
Lyon, capital of the Gauls and gastronomy
Let yourself be carried from traboules to bouchons to discover Lyon, its squares, its markets, its museum of the Lumière brothers or that of miniature art, its banks of the Saône and the famous Bartholdi fountain on the Place des Terreaux at the foot of the Croix-Rousse.
Succumb to the unique charm of our beautiful region and enjoy the diversity of landscapes it offers to discover!