How To Get To Us

Planes, Trains & Automobiles...

Map and Directions

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By Plane

Morillon is easily accessible from Geneva airport - only 60 kilometres! With regular flights all year round from many cities across the UK and Europe by scheduled, chartered and low cost airlines. For example:

• Easyjet: www.easyjet.com
• Jet 2: www.jet2.com
• FlyGlobeSpan: www.flyglobespan.co.uk
• Flybe: www.flybe.com
• British Midland: www.bmibaby.com
• Ryanair: www.ryanair.com
• British Airways: www.ba.com
• Air France: www.airfrance.co.uk

For our catered guests, we offer a free private transfer service from Geneva (Saturdays only, 9.30 am to 4.30pm - outside these hours we cannot guarantee to meet you ourselves therefore an extra charge may apply). For our other guests, we can offer transfers at a supplementary cost. Please see our dedicated Transfer page for more information and prices. There are also convenient train, bus and motorway links to Morillon.

By Train

There is a regular train service from the French channel ports to Geneva. Alternatively, you can take the Eurostar to Paris and then the TGV to Cluses (only 5 hours Paris to Cluses). To book your train tickets and get timetables, visit:

• French National Trains: www.sncf.fr
• Eurostar: www.eurostar.com
• Rail Europe: www.raileurope.com

By Car

For those who prefer to drive, Morillon is one of the closest ski resorts with easy access from the channel ports in 8 to 9 hours. Please contact us if you require detailed directions. When hiring a car, please note, you are landing in Switzerland and driving from Switzerland into France. Make sure you specify the Swiss side when hiring. You will arrive on the Swiss side and it is advisable that you hire a car from the Swiss sector of Geneva Airport and not the French sector as it is far more straightforward (otherwise you may have to buy a Swiss motorway tax pass - CHF40 or €30 and returning your car can be complicated going back to the French sector).

For further information on driving, visit:

• Hoverspeed: www.speedferries.com
• Le Shuttle: www.eurotunnel.com
• Brittany Ferries: www.brittanyferries.com
• Sea France: www.seafrance.com
• P&O: www.posl.com

To get further information about the route, roads and toll rates, visit:

• Drive-Alive: www.drive-alive.com
• Mappy: www.mappy.com
• The AA: www.theaa.com

Important - please note that under French law, drivers are required at all times to carry a set of spare bulbs, a fluorescent jacket vest (to be stored in the front so accessible by the driver at all times), a warning triangle, headlamp convertors and snow chains for routes where there may be snowfall.