The Pays du St-Bernard (Valais, Switzerland) has over 70 cafes, restaurants and bars, including a gourmet restaurant, Au 1465, in Champex-Lac. They are located in Champex-Lac, La Fouly/Val Ferret, Liddes-Vichères, Orsières, Bourg-St-Pierre, Grand-St-Bernard, Praz-de-Fort, Sembrancher and Bovernier. Filter below by category, resort or accessibility.
Auberge de l’Hospice
Auberge de l’Hospice
Au Bivouac Napoléon hôtel & spa
Au Bivouac Napoléon hôtel & spa
Le Rendez-Vous
Le Rendez-Vous
Hotel Mont-Lac
Hotel Mont-Lac
Hotel Au Vieux-Champex
Hotel Au Vieux-Champex
Hôtel du Crêt
Hôtel du Crêt
Hut of La Tsissette
Hut of La Tsissette
Le Plan De L’Au
Le Plan De L’Au
Tea-Room Le Carillon, (Orsières)
Tea-Room Le Carillon, (Orsières)
Gîte Bon-Abri
Gîte Bon-Abri
La Belle Vie
La Belle Vie
La Channe
La Channe
Frequently asked questions
What types of establishments are there in the Pays du St-Bernard?
Over 70 establishments are listed, in four categories: restaurants, gourmet restaurants (Au 1465, in Champex-Lac), bars and cafes.
In which villages can you eat or have a drink?
Establishments are located in Champex-Lac, La Fouly/Val Ferret, Liddes-Vichères, Orsières, Bourg-St-Pierre, Grand-St-Bernard, Praz-de-Fort, Sembrancher and Bovernier. The “Resort” filter shows the establishments in each place.
Is there a gourmet restaurant?
Yes, Au 1465, in Champex-Lac, is the gourmet restaurant of the Pays du St-Bernard. It takes its name from the altitude of the resort and offers a stunning view of the lake and the mountains. The “Gourmet restaurants” category of the “Category” filter shows it.
Where can you find a bar or a cafe?
The “Bars” and “Cafes” categories of the “Category” filter show them, and the “Resort” filter helps you find them in each place.
Are there establishments accessible to people with reduced mobility?
The “Accessibility” filter helps you find establishments that are wheelchair accessible or partly accessible, with an accessible parking space or accessible toilets, as well as facilities for persons with cognitive or visual impairments.