The House of Albon was a noble family in medieval France, primarily associated with the region of Dauphiné. They played a significant role in the political landscape of the time, often intermarrying with other influential families to strengthen their power and influence. The house is best known for its connection to the Dauphin title, which was given to the heir apparent of the French throne. The Albon family produced several notable figures, including Guigues IV, who was a prominent lord and contributed to the region's development during the 12th century.