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Auberge De Bionnassay (1320m), Saint Gervais - France

The Auberge de Bionnassay (website in French), at 1320 metres at the foot of Mont Blanc, was originally a farmhouse more than two centuries old, turned into a restaurant and hikers’ lodge in 1968. A stop on the Tour du Mont Blanc, it is also a starting point for the ascent of Mont Blanc and for day or multi-day hikes on foot and by mountain bike. The auberge has a terrace with panoramic views and three dining rooms from which guests can watch the animals of the sheepfold. It offers a 23-bed dormitory and five rooms (two for 2, two for 4 and one for 6).

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Auberge De Bionnassay (1320m), Saint Gervais - France

Updated on October 10, 2026
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Altitude 1 320 m4,331 ft
Season June - September
Capacity 38 people

Auberge de Bionnassay in Saint Gervais, France, a guesthouse on the Tour du Mont Blanc at 1320m with rooms and a dormitory, open June to September.

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