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.
This authentic Norman manor, with its impressive slate-roofed turrets and magnificent red brick façade, lies in a fortified village built by King Henry I in the early XIIth century. The old-fashioned living room and the guestrooms filled with tasteful antique furniture are imbued with historic charm, […]
0 Read MoreThis magnificent 13th century residence, former home of Raymond VII, count of Toulouse, is located in one of France’s most beautiful mediaeval villages. Rooms are decorated with period furniture. Taste the Chef’s wild strawberry gratin. The wine cellar boasts over 1000 different wines. CLOSING DATES: from […]
0 Read MoreThis 18th century château is harmoniously situated in an elegant park. The original architecture has been preserved while the rooms share a tastefully modern decor. Its lounges and dining rooms, with their numerous windows opening onto the park and the main courtyard, recall the charm and […]
0 Read MoreThis peaceful 17th century manor, a tasteful blend of brick and Tudor-style timber, lured the most famous impressionist painters. A magnificent water therapy center combined with other body treatments make it a must for intense relaxation.Pets: 20 Euros – Rollaway: 46 Euros/day Open all year. Restaurant […]
0 Read MoreHostellerie du Grand Saint-Antoine was renovated in 1998 and is situated in the centre of Albi in a quiet street. Classed 4 stars it is built around a large flourishing garden, it has 44 very comfortable rooms with air conditioning. Their personalised decorations and furniture accentuate […]
0 Read MoreThis lovely residence near Albi, on the banks of the Tarn, is a haven of greenery. Air-conditioned and tastefully-decorated guestrooms overlook a park, pond, river and swimming pool. The dining-room and terrace dominating the Tarn offer an idyllic setting for savouring a dutifully regional cuisine, or […]
0 Read MoreOverlooking the Dordogne river, this XVth century chateau combines old world charm to luxury. Set in a 300-acre park, this hotel features also superb French gardens. Dinner (which is mandatory for short-term stays) is taken in the Louis XIII salon and if the weather permits, breakfast […]
0 Read MoreAncient dwelling of the Bishop-Counts of Cahors, now a beautiful hotel, it has returned to its vocation as a wine-producing estate. A stroll through centuries of art and history or slumber in an illustrious guest bedroom. A taste of pure pleasure, a dip in the water […]
0 Read MoreThe Castle, facing the Rocamadour causse, is located in a centuries-old parc with rare species of trees. Here nature has kept is ancestral beauty. Each room has its own charm. A refined table is proposed to the gourmet, two dining rooms, a veranda and a terrace […]
0 Read MoreA blessed place with a modern medieval architecture. The monastery and rooms are decorated with impeccable taste by Maryse Trama. And the cuisine! Michel Trama blends culinary tradition with modern innovation. You will never become weary of «papillote de pomme de terre au fumet de truffes». […]
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