Gîte des Aillets, in the heart of the Revermont, close to the Jura.

Located between Bourg-en-Bresse and Oyonnax, in a small, welcoming valley through which the Suran River winds, you’ll enjoy wonderful moments hiking, fishing in the Suran, swimming and canoeing on the Ain River, or simply relaxing at the Gîte des Aillets with Agnès and Emmanuel.

Set in a wooden house where environmental sustainability and resource conservation are fully integrated (rainwater harvesting, solar and wind power, geothermal and pellet heating, etc.)
The 4–6-person cottage includes:
- A living room with an open kitchen.
- A bathroom with a walk-in shower.
- A sitting area with a 140 x 190 sofa bed, TV, and Wi-Fi.
- A bedroom with one 140 x 190 double bed.
- A bedroom with two 80 x 200 beds that can be combined into one large double bed (160 x 200).
- A foldable cot, changing pad, and high chair (upon request)
On-site parking – Terrace and garden access

The Suran Valley is located in the heart of the Revermont region. The Suran River, which originates in the Jura department, quietly winds its way through karst terrain where its waters sometimes disappear into an underground channel. A tranquil valley where the water flows unpredictably. As you stroll through it, you can admire mills, fords, meanders, and castle ruins—all reminders of a rich past.

Must-see:
The “Pierre Fiche” menhir (Historic Monument): In Simandre-sur-Suran, along the ancient Roman road, stands the department’s only menhir. It dates back to 2500 BC (the Bronze Age) and is 3.80 m tall.
The Chartreuse of Sélignac, founded in 1202: This imposing building stands on the road leading to Corveissiat. Before setting out on a crusade, the Lord of Coligny donated the lands of Sélignac to the Carthusian Order. From 1211 until 2001, monks lived in Sélignac.
The three fords on the Suran River (Middle Ages).
The Comté cheese dairy in Simandre-sur-Suran.
The Suran River, a prime spot for trout fishing.