When you enter the hotel, leaving the reception part on the left and passing through the door, you go to the Le Grand Hall part of the hotel, which is indeed a very large lobby, just like its name. It is a perfect place to have your afternoon tea or drink in the afternoon and to dive into dreams with the view against the mountains. Of course, we are not staying here and heading to the left. Because the Renaissance Bar that interests us is that way. After we have given the coats, the waiters guide us and we enter a bar with a lot of wood, a fireplace, where the floors are carpeted and where you can see the mountains from the window, just as it should be in a mountain hotel. There is an American bar and bar seats on the right at the entrance of the place. The rest of the living room is completely decorated with tables and comfortable armchairs. We sing our drinks and take our place by the fireplace. Unfortunately, I see a situation here that has disappointed me again and again. Fireplace does not burn with real wood. To tell you my real opinion, one really wants the fireplace to burn in a hotel of this class and doesn't want to see the gas flames. Yes, it creates the ambiance, but without that wood smell and crackling, one does not understand that you are sitting in front of the fireplace.