Chalet Toronto - 5 persons

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  • Persons 5 persons
  • Pet friendly Pet friendly
  • Private bathroom Private bathroom
  • Number of bedrooms 2 bedrooms

Highlights of Chalet Toronto

  • Extra large sliding doors to the terrace
  • Fully equipped, open kitchen
  • XXL shower
  • Separate toilet
  • Large terrace with plancha and lounge set

General information

Escape to this modern chalet in the Rhone Valley for a wonderful stay in any season, ideal for family vacations or trips with friends. With large spaces and a combination of glass facades and a generous wooden terrace, the living room offers unobstructed views of nature, sometimes even the magnificent Monts du Pilat. This contemporary chalet promises comfort in the midst of nature.

With two bedrooms, this chalet can accommodate up to 5 people, perfect for nature lovers who also love contemporary comfort. The master bedroom has a double bed (160 x 200 cm), while the children's bedroom offers a double bed (140 x 190 cm) and a single bed (90 x 190 cm).

The living space is spacious and features a fully equipped, open kitchen with a central kitchen island that serves as a worktop and dining area. The living room is furnished with a comfortable sofa and coffee table, and a large sliding door leads to the generous wooden terrace with garden furniture, a plancha, garden table and chairs.

The bathroom offers a spacious XXL shower measuring 100x80 cm, with a separate toilet for extra comfort. With an area of 35 m², this chalet is an ideal place for a relaxing vacation in the middle of nature.

Surroundings

  • Wineries of Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu
  • Admire the ancient heritage of Vienne (14 km)
  • Gallo-Roman Museum of Saint-Romain-en-Gal (13 km)
  • The view from Mont Monnet
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Facilities and activities at Chalet Toronto

Accessibility

  • Stairs to accommodation

Bedroom

  • Single bed (1)
  • Double bed (2)
  • Number of bedrooms (2)

Child Friendly

  • Baby bed (on request)
  • Children's chair (on request)

Extras

  • Bed linnen (included)
  • Towels (included)

Garden / Terrace

  • Barbecue allowed
  • Barbecue (Propane)
  • Terrace / porch (half covered)
  • Private terrace
  • Outdoor furniture

General

  • Size (35)
  • Smoke-free
  • Pet-friendly options
  • Heating
  • Car-free

Kitchen

  • Kitchen inventory
  • Cookware
  • Refrigerator (with freezer)
  • Microwave
  • Stove
  • Kitchen

Living room

  • Sitting area
  • Dining area

Bathroom

  • Bathroom (1)
  • Shower (1)
  • Toilet (1)
  • Wash basin

Important park facilities and atmosphere

Huttopia Pays de Condrieu

All park information
  • A stone's throw from famous vineyards
  • Swimming pool complex

(Sports) activities

  • e-bike rental
  • bicycle rental
  • petanque court
  • cooking class
  • mountain bike rental
  • ping pong table

Activities in the area

  • cycling
  • museums (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
  • nature park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
  • walking
  • winery (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)

Kids and teenagers

  • entertainment
  • game room
  • educational entertainment
  • kids club
  • playground (outdoor)

Location

  • mountain area

Park facilities

  • reception

Spoken language

  • English
  • French

Swimming pool

  • indoor pool
  • outdoor pool
  • paddling pool

Food & Beverage

  • bar
  • ice cream shop
  • takeaway meals
  • snack bar
  • restaurant

Holiday park

  • Huttopia

Availability and prices

Practical information

  • Cancellation terms

    Huttopia cancellation policy


    The cancellation policy is as follows:

    • Cancellation up to 30 days before the arrival date will be charged 40% of the cost.
    • Cancellations from 29 days prior to the arrival date will be charged 100% of the cost.

    Please note that the reservation fee and insurance option fee are non-refundable regardless of the cancellation date.

  • Check-in and check-out times
    Check-in: 16:00
    Check-out: 11:00
  • Included in booking
    • bed linnen
    • towels
    • barbecue
  • Minimum nights : 2

Frequently asked questions

  1. Is there Wi-Fi at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu?

    No, there is no Wi-Fi at Huttopia locations, so you can fully enjoy nature and each other.

  2. Is barbecuing allowed at the campsite?

    Barbecuing is allowed on the park.

  3. Is final cleaning included?

    No fuss with cleaning at the end of your stay with the option to book final cleaning.

  4. Are dogs welcome at the park and in the accommodation?

    Your four-legged friend is very welcome! For everyone's peace of mind, only one pet is allowed per accommodation or pitch.

  5. Do I have to pay tourist tax?

    Yes, tourist tax must be paid on site. The exact amount is listed in the cost overview.

  6. What are the check-in and check-out times for Chalet Toronto?
    The check-in at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 11:00.
  7. Is Huttopia Pays de Condrieu open all year round?
    No, Huttopia Pays de Condrieu is open from 3 April until 2 November.
  8. Is there a restaurant at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu?
    Yes there's a restaurant at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu. Besides that the park offers a bar, some takeaway meals and a snack bar.
  9. Is there a swimming pool at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu?
    At the park you will find an indoor pool, an outdoor pool and a paddling pool.
  10. Is there an entertainment team at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu?
    Yes there's entertainment and educational entertainment at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu.
  11. Is there a bike rental facility at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu?
    Yes, at Huttopia Pays de Condrieu you'll find an e-bike rental, a bicycle rental and a mountain bike rental.
  12. Is smoking at Chalet Toronto allowed?
    No, smoking is not allowed in this accommodation.
  13. Are pets allowed at Chalet Toronto?
    Yes, pets are allowed in the accommodation. When booking, make sure to indicate that you want to bring a pet so you can check if the pet-friendly accommodation is available.
  14. Do I need to bring my own bed linen?
    Bed linen is provided in the accommodation, so you don't need to bring your own.
  15. Can I book a children chair as an extra?
    Yes, if available, it is possible to book a children chair as an extra.
  16. Do I need to bring my own towels to Chalet Toronto?
    Towels are provided in the accommodation, so you don't need to bring your own.
  17. Can I book a baby bed as an extra at Chalet Toronto?
    Yes, if available, it is possible to book a baby bed as an extra.
Park information

Huttopia Pays de Condrieu

Bright, spacious wooden dining hall with glass bottles, glasses, and a view of the green outdoors.
Three people with bicycles chatting at Village Huttopia Pays de Condrieu holiday park in a forest.
Outdoor swimming pool with wooden deck and loungers beneath a blue sky at Village Huttopia Pays de Condrieu.

What you should know about the park

Just 45 minutes from Lyon, Huttopia Pays de Condrieu offers a stay surrounded by nature, with views of the Monts du Lyonnais, the Alps, and the Vercors. Enjoy adventures like hiking in the Pilat Park, visiting vineyards in Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu, and tasting local specialties. Discover the Gallo-Roman heritage of Vienne, all in an unspoiled natural area with diverse landscapes and comfortable accommodations.

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Practical information

Huttopia Pays de Condrieu scored with a 8.9

82 reviews

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  • 2

Summary created out of 82 reviews

Huttopia Condrieu is situated in a stunning location in the Pilat National Park with breathtaking views over the valley and the Alps in the distance. Guests praise the extremely friendly and helpful staff, particularly director Gilles and his team who provide a warm, flexible welcome. The park offers two swimming pools (covered heated and outdoor), varied activities for all ages such as pottery, beekeeping and nature-focused children's entertainment, and a cosy restaurant with fresh pizzas. The natural, car-free setting ensures peace and total disconnection just 30-40 minutes from Lyon.

  • 24 Aug 2026

    A great campground to stay at for a few nights; the facilities are okay—basic, but perfectly adequate. However, there are a few major drawbacks.

    The campsites are tucked away fairly far back in the campground. They’re spacious but quite dark, with no view, and a basic restroom/shower building.
    Paying 82 euros per night for these campsites is truly absurd. This is the most we’ve ever paid for a campground per night, and the sites are really nothing special.

    Again, it’s a great campground—beautiful views from the terrace and the pool—but it should really cost half as much. The price-to-quality ratio is completely out of whack. At the next Huttopia campground we booked a day later—also during peak season—you only pay 39 euros per night. So I have absolutely no idea how they arrived at 82 euros here.

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    Een prima camping om een paar nachten te staan, voorzieningen zijn okay, basic, maar gewoon voldoende. Er zijn echter wel een aantal grote minpunten.

    De kampeerplekken zijn redelijk ver weg gestopt achterin op het terrein. Het zijn ruime, maar vrij donkere plekken zonder uitzicht met een basic toilet/ douche gebouw.
    Dat je dan 82 euro per nacht betaald voor deze kampeerplekken is echt absurd. Dit is het meest wat wij ooit voor een camping betaald hebben per nacht en de plekken zijn echt niet bijzonder.

    Nogmaals, het is een prima camping, mooi uitzicht vanaf het terras en zwembad, maar voor echt de helft van het geld. Prijs/kwaliteit licht volledig scheef. Volgende Huttopia camping waar we een dag later geboekt hebben, ook in het hoogseizoen, betaald je gewoon 39 euro per nacht. Dus begrijp totaal niet hoe ze hier op 82 euro uitkomen.

    Review from Google
  • 18 Aug 2026

    As a camper, you quickly get the feeling that you’re tucked away in a corner of the grounds. The emphasis is clearly on renting out accommodations, which makes it feel less like a real campground. That might also contribute to the somewhat dull atmosphere on the grounds.

    The camping area itself is in a beautiful, quiet location, with plenty of shade and spacious sites. However, it’s a drawback that you have to walk about 6–7 minutes to the reception desk, the pool, the restaurant, and the other amenities.

    We found the restrooms to be mediocre. They look a bit dingy and could use better maintenance. For example, water pooled in the shower, and the sinks are all located outdoors with little privacy.

    On the other hand, the pool is pleasant and offers a beautiful view of the surroundings. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. The other amenities, including the restaurant, are fine. They are a bit pricey, though.

    The surroundings are beautiful: the Parc naturel régional du Pilat is nearby, and cities like Lyon and Vienne are easily accessible. The famous wine regions of Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu are also just around the corner.

    All in all, we felt the value for money for a campsite wasn’t quite right. For over €100 a night, we believe you should expect much, much more—especially since you can find comparable campsites for less money.
    Due to the strong focus on renting out accommodations, we as campers would probably not choose to stay here again anytime soon.

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    Als kampeerder heb je hier al snel het gevoel een beetje weggestopt te zijn in een hoek van het terrein. De nadruk ligt duidelijk op de verhuur van accommodaties, waardoor het minder als een echte camping aanvoelt. Mogelijk draagt dat er ook aan bij dat de sfeer op het terrein wat saai is.

    Het kampeergedeelte zelf ligt mooi en rustig, met veel schaduw en ruime plaatsen. Wel is het een nadeel dat je ongeveer 6-7 minuten moet lopen naar de receptie, het zwembad, het restaurant en de overige voorzieningen.

    Het sanitair vonden wij matig. Het oogt wat smoezelig en zou beter onderhouden mogen worden. Zo bleef er bijvoorbeeld water in de douche staan en zijn de wasbakken allemaal buiten gelegen met weinig privacy.

    Daar staat tegenover dat het zwembad prettig is en een prachtig uitzicht over de omgeving biedt. Ook is het personeel erg vriendelijk en behulpzaam. De overige voorzieningen, waaronder het restaurant, zijn prima. Wel prijzig.

    De omgeving is prachtig: het Parc naturel régional du Pilat ligt dichtbij en steden als Lyon en Vienne zijn goed bereikbaar. Ook de bekende wijngebieden van de Côte-Rôtie en Condrieu liggen om de hoek.

    Al met al vonden wij de prijs-kwaliteitverhouding voor een staanplaats niet in balans. Voor ruim €100 per nacht mag je naar onze mening veel en veel meer verwachten, zeker omdat je voor minder geld vergelijkbare campings kunt vinden.
    Door de sterke focus op de verhuur van accommodaties zouden wij hier als kampeerders waarschijnlijk niet snel opnieuw voor kiezen.

    Review from Google
  • 17 Aug 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 16 Aug 2026

    Booked through Airbnb, Huttopia is a utopia in name only. We arrived late, were checked in hastily, found no towels or sheets on site, no toiletries, and the next day there was no breakfast because we hadn’t reserved it in advance. In short, a utopia!

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    Réservé sur Airbnb, Huttopia n’a que le nom pour faire rêver. Arrivés tardivement, reçu de manière expéditive, pas de linge ni de draps sur place, pas de produits pour se laver et le lendemain pas de petits déjeuners car pas réservés au préalable. Bref, une utopie !

    Review from Google
  • 06 Aug 2026

    While the setting matches the photos and is very pleasant, the value for money is poor.
    In fact, we had just spent 10 days at Huttopia Val des Prés for a third of the price (that’s not just a figure of speech—it’s the reality), where we were able to enjoy numerous, varied, and free activities (tree climbing, biathlon, two shows per week, beekeeping...). Here, at €100 per night, there are fewer activities, and they cost extra. Furthermore, the campsites are very far from the common areas (separate entrance for campers, no trash cans nearby...), which makes you feel like you’re not really part of the clientele... in fact, the weekly schedule isn’t announced to campers (on Monday for Monday’s events). Add to that a few supply issues at the bar (no ice cream for two days)...
    As a bonus, we were lucky enough to arrive on the evening when the seasonal staff were partying... right next to the campers.

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    Si le cadre correspond aux photos et est très agréable, le rapport qualité/prix est médiocre.
    En effet nous venions de passer 10 jours à l'huttopia Val des prés pour 3 fois moins cher (ce n'est pas une expression mais la réalité) où nous avions pu profiter d'activités nombreuses, variées et gratuites (grimpe d'arbres, biathlon, 2 spectacles/semaine, apiculture...). Ici pour 100 € la nuit, les activités sont moins nombreuses et à payer en supplément. Par ailleurs, les emplacements sont très éloignés de l'espace-vie (entrée spécifique campeur, pas de poubelles à proximité...) ce qui vous donne l'impression de n'être pas vraiment la clientèle... d'ailleurs le programme de la semaine n'est pas annoncé au campeur (le lundi pour le lundi). Aoitons à cela quelques soucis d'approvisionnement au bar (pas de glaces pendant 2 jours)...
    En bonus, nous avons la chance d'arriver le soir où les saisonniers ont fait la fête.... à proximité des campeurs.

    Review from Google
  • 04 Aug 2026

    We were disappointed with our stay. The setting is certainly very pleasant, with a natural, shaded environment that makes you want to recharge, but that isn’t enough to make up for several negative aspects.

    Given the price (over €260 per night for a trapper tent in early August 2026), we expected a much higher quality of service. The accommodations and facilities are poorly maintained in some areas (torn tent, broken toilet seat, worn-out deck boards), and are uncomfortable, particularly the outdoor furniture: minimalist (only one lounge chair for a 5-person tent) and frankly uncomfortable. The pool is nice but quickly gets overcrowded in this heat, and we were never able to find a lounge chair to relax on (there are clearly not enough of them).

    The atmosphere remains calm and is probably pleasant for camping enthusiasts, and the staff is very attentive and approachable, but that doesn’t make up for our overall disappointment and the feeling that we paid a high price for an experience that doesn’t live up to the advertised standard of quality.

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    Nous avons été déçus par notre séjour. Le cadre est certes très agréable, avec un environnement naturel et ombragé qui donne envie de se ressourcer, mais cela ne suffit pas à compenser plusieurs points négatifs.

    Pour le tarif pratiqué (plus de 260€ la nuit pour une tente trappeur en ce début août 2026), nous nous attendions à une prestation de bien meilleure qualité. L'hébergement et les équipements manquent d'entretien sur certains aspects (tente déchirée, lunette de toilette cassée, lames de terrasse dégradées), et manquent de confort, notamment le mobilier de jardin : minimaliste (1 seule chaise de détente pour une tente 5 personnes) et franchement inconfortable. La piscine est agréable mais rapidement prise d'assaut avec cette chaleur et nous n'aurons jamais pu profiter d'une chaise pour se détendre (qui sont en nombre clairement insuffisant).

    L'ambiance reste calme et probablement plaisante pour les amoureux du camping, et le personnel est très prévenant et accessible, mais cela ne compense pas notre déception globale et le sentiment d'avoir payé cher une expérience qui ne correspond pas au niveau de qualité annoncé.

    Review from Google
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