From the owner: Brasserie en plein centre du village, ouvert tous les jours, service continu, formule bistro à 25 €…read moreà choisir parmis la carte, cuisine de saison, spécialités, plat du jour à 11. 50 €.

I ate here last September after a long grueling bike ride from Annecy. Had a long fast descent into…read morethis beautiful little town. What a hidden gem of a find. There was too many good items to choose from. Very delicious creme brûlée with generous portions. Trout was so divine. Very simple dish with layers of flavors. Would I go back again...YES!!!

Nice spot. Enjoyed the St Jacques salad and the plat du jour. Highly recommendedread more

I only had the tartine croque madame but it was really tasty. It's shoulder season when I went so…read moreit was really quiet. I can imagine it being busy during ski season. Prices were reasonable. Menu included local fare like Tartiflette.

Could hardly ask for a better stay!…read more Hotel Beauregard has a great location in the upper part of the village of La Clusaz. Right next to the lift Bossonnet it is optimal for skiing: ski-in & ski-out is such a comfort. After a long day out at the mountains, it is lovely to come to the hotel, and go to relax in the sauna or jacuzzi. The lounge is super cozy: fire making calm sounds, afternoon beverages and snacks served, nice sofas and armchairs, magazines to read. Atmosphere is warm. Rooms are nice and clean, especially bathrooms are very fresh. Big balcony towards the village offers nice views. Staff is friendly and speaks good English as well (which cannot be taken for granted in France!). The restaurant was one of the best parts. Food is delicious, and personal super friendly and welcoming. They really want to make the customer happy. The location is perfect for skiing, but also great for exploring the village. There are multiple restaurants, cafeterias and shops in the village, a couple hunded meters from the hotel. The center of the village is also very close, about a 5min walk away. A supermarket is very close as well. If you want to have a great stay at La Clusaz, I totally recommend choosing Beauregard!

Wanting to have an early dinner so that we could go to sleep after 19 hours of flight time and two…read morehours of transit time, we were dismayed to find that dinner is only served at 7. So we waited at la cordee for the clock to literally strike 7pm before we could even get our menus. In the meantime, we ordered coffees and a mulled wine. My cappucino which was awful cost 3.50 and had an equivalent cost to my friends mulled wine in the tiniest wine glass imaginable. My friends hot chocolates with an espresso shot (so a mocha) cost 3.10. In Australia a hot chocolate would have cost more than a coffee. While I waited, I noticed the wooden tables and chairs with the chairs having a heart each in their headrest. There are numerous white bears hanging around the restaurant and two framed photos of donkeys?! For our meals, I ordered the garden salad with goats cheese filo for 13.00. My friends ordered the cheese fondue that comes with potato, bacon and mushroom (15 euros) and the risotto with foie gras, pigeon meat and scallops (23 euros). We also got complimentary bread. The salad came in this massive bowl with large lettuce leaves, cherry tomatoes, apple slices, sliced almond, lots of bits of bacon, piece of star fruit and three goats cheese filo parcels. The salad is coated in balsamic vinegar. The salad was delicious. The tomatoes juicy, the lettuce leaves fresh, the filo pastry was deliciously crispy and the goats cheese just melted in my mouth. And I had my first taste of the star fruit. It is so perfectly shaped like a star. Nature is full of surprises! A satisfying meal indeed. My friends fondue dish was very hearty with lots of potato cubes, crispy cheese, melted cheese, mushroom, and large bits of bacon. It was different to the generic kind of Swiss fondue. This fondue is specific to this region. My friend also enjoyed his risotto dish. The presentation and taste of the food were excellent but I have to admit the Swiss are probably not known for their service. They refuse to make eye contact, are too busy chatting to their acquaintances, and take your order when they feel like it.