About us




When I arrived at Les Maisons de la Glappaz, I fell in love with the place. The surrounding calm, the surrounding mountains; the Glappaz, this river that flows behind the house, the song of the birds bringing all the inner serenity that one seeks after having lived for years in Paris, London, Faro (Portugal), Luxembourg, Crete and other cities in France.

I worked as a cook for a few years around 20, which allowed me to live in these different places and even have my own restaurant at 40. I closed it following the Covid, three years of my life which were a life lesson in the face of the trials of choice, questioning, certainty and uncertainty in the face of oneself. Subsequently, to get out of it, I resumed the commercial job that I had exercised for ten years before the Covid.

At the same time, the rehabilitation of the Haute Pointe gîte, whose name is the mountain opposite, was done little by little by our hands with my former companion. The second is called Miribel like the mountain which culminates above us and on Leman lake.

Between my commercial work, that of host and the do-it-yourself to maintain and make this place a haven of peace, one of my hobbies is writing. I wrote a collection of poetry whose title is "Elevation of oneself" published by Le Lys bleu. It is an invitation to be and live in the present, a self-reflection to find this serenity that the Houses of Glappaz provide by putting down your suitcases. I invite you to put them down for a night, a few days or weeks in order to appreciate this break in the madness of our lives.

Your host Patricia Senderak

Rules

Arrival is from 5 p.m. and departure before 11 a.m.


We ask that you please respect the places as you found them.

As a result :

- We ask you not to smoke inside the building (cigarette, electronic cigarette or other)

- Nature thanks you for picking up your cigarette butts if you smoke outside and throwing them in the trash

- Please turn off the lights when you are not in a room in order to save energy

- The washing machine and the dryer are silent, please run your laundry at off-peak hours from 11 p.m. save energy. There is a delayed start system.

- If you open the windows, we thank you for lowering the temperature of the pellet stove

- The toilets are clean when you arrive, it would be respectful to leave them clean

- Do not throw sanitary napkins, tampons or cigarette butts in the toilet. The water is treated on site and then discharged into the river you hear.

- When you arrive, the dishes are clean and tidy. Please do your dishes and put them away on the day of your departure.

- Nature thanks you for sorting your waste and we ask you to leave with your garbage cans.The trash containers are on the road to the mills or behind the church of Megevette

Respecting places means respecting yourself and others.

Thank you for your attention and understanding