Auberge aux 4 Vents

Nestled in an enchanting setting, the Auberge Aux 4 Vents welcomes you, offering seven charming rooms, all housed within the historic 18th-century manor house.

Each room is thoughtfully decorated, offers views of the park, and is stylishly complemented by a contemporary artistic element. A separate annex expands the offering, ideal for families or a stay with friends. The blooming terrace invites you to spend relaxing moments outdoors.

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The Grandfey estate is characterized by impressive, centuries-old trees. Among them stand two majestic 'Feys' – from the Latin 'fagus', meaning beech – which gave the place its name. The extensive park includes a French garden, an orchard, and a woodland area that stretches down to the meanders of the Saane river and Lake Schiffenen.

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Across more than four hectares, there are also several sculptures created specifically for this site. The blooming, meticulously maintained park, through which a publicly accessible path leads, offers a magnificent view of the city of Fribourg, its cathedral, and the Pre-Alps.

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