Located at the heart of France’s hexagonal territory, Auvergne is a sparsely populated land of volcanic plateaus and large valleys. Unlike the Alps to the east or the Pyrénées to the southwest, its highest peaks reach only 6,000 feet above sea level and are free of snow in summer. The local authorities? efforts to safeguard the environment have made Auvergne one of the last protected zones in Europe.
Before going to Auvergne, familiarize yourself with its history and its gastronomy.
Elegant 16th century water-mill restored with care to ally the character of the past (timber facade, sluice gates, working mill-wheel) with modern comforts. Rooms, English garden and inventive meals served on the waterside terrace, all add their touch to a taste of serenity.
0 Read MoreThis stunningly beautiful house is full of character and prestige. Located on the edge of the ramparts of the old town of Beaune, its rooms are decorated with antique furniture. You can also benefit from the hotel safe, bar, restaurant, lounge with piano-bar, and 1930s style […]
0 Read MoreThis hotel, held by Véronique Perrin, viticulturist, offers a bit of the Bourgogne dream with its 17th century decor, its fully filled wine cellars, and its breakfasts rich in home-made surprises. Absolute quietness in a dream-like garden with the only “grand cru” red wine of the […]
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0 Read MoreIn a large park near Mâcon, at the heart of the Bresse region, this charming hotel is elegantly decorated with very spacious rooms overlooking the swimming-pool and countryside. Fine cuisine and high-quality wines are to be enjoyed in the panoramic dining-room. The proprietors embrace the hotel’s […]
0 Read MoreSet amidst fountains and flowers, the hostellerie Sarrasine is an ancient Bressanne farm house, peaceful and delightful place for travellers looking to stay somewhere around Macôn. The very comfortable and spacious bedrooms are en suite with bath and wc, all set with air conditionning and sat […]
0 Read MoreSet in the romantic village of Fère-en-Tardenois in the province of Champagne, the castle welcomes guests with its elegant gardens and fine accommodation. There are actually two castles on the grounds. One, the Château de Fère was built in 1206 by Robert de Dreux, grandson of […]
0 Read MoreThis is a one-of-a-kind address: Owned and managed by Swiss-trained hoteliers, the Chateau de Sully mixes professional management on a grand and beautiful property – the perfect balnce between classical architecture and modern comfort. It is surprising that this hotel only gets a 3 Star rating, […]
0 Read MoreJean-Claude Redolfi and his whole team will be very happy to welcome you in his House in a lovely, quiet and comfortable setting and a park which invite you to spend a most pleasant stay for one or several nights. The Villa Borghese offers you 66 […]
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