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Auberge de l'Ill

Illhaeusern, France · Independent · Core Luxury

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The Haeberlin family has run this Alsatian riverside restaurant since 1952, and Auberge de l'Ill has held three Michelin stars continuously since 1967, one of the longest such streaks in France. Paul and Jean-Pierre Haeberlin passed the stoves to today's chef Marc Haeberlin, whose facade of frescoes and tobacco-drying-house entrance still evoke the region's Alsatian farmhouses.

About Auberge de l'Ill

History

The Auberge de l'Ill is a legendary Alsatian restaurant on the banks of the River Ill at Illhaeusern, near Colmar in eastern France, whose starred history began in 1952. Run across generations by the Haeberlin family — including Paul and Jean-Pierre Haeberlin and, today, chef Marc Haeberlin — it earned three Michelin stars in 1967 and has held Michelin distinction ever since.

The riverside inn, its façades adorned with frescoes and its silhouette evoking a tobacco-drying house, is accompanied by the Hôtel des Berges, offering guest accommodation beside the restaurant.

The setting

4 km from N86 highway. 17 km from restored 12th-century Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg.

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