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.
With an altitude of 450m, overlooking the village, the château was in the 12th century, a look out tower for the Ravel château. It allowed on the eastern side to defend against the enemies coming from the Dore valley and also to supervise one of the […]
0 Read MoreOriginally the château of one of the premier wine-producing families of France, Relais de Margaux blends a prestigious past with all the facilities of a top class hotel. Standing in a 55-hectare estate, this intimate 19th-century château is prettily furnished in traditional French and British style […]
0 Read MoreChâteau Cordeillan Bages was built in the purest 17th century style in Pauillac, the heart of the Médoc. Bought in 1987 by Lynch-Bages, it was entirely renovated and rebuilt in 1988 and 1989. The property, which covers about 5 acres, adds to an ideal geographical situation […]
0 Read MoreThe Plaisance has been faithfully restored to its 18th century origins. The panoramic terrace offers a wonderful view. The entire property is graced with an elegance which turns the Hostellerie into an exceptional setting, set off by a residence with four suites in the Château Pavie.
0 Read MoreOne of the top 5 hotels in the region, this 19th century Château and its three unique properties (La Residence, La Maison du Bien-Etre, La Maison du Vignoble) is surrounded by a park. You will explore our Resort and experience our “Island of Relaxation†in the […]
0 Read MoreIn the heart of Biarritz, the Hotel du Palais looks out on the Ocean and on the city’s finest beach. Formerly the residence of the Napoleon III and his wife, Empress Eugenia, this hotel is world-renowned for luxury. It has a private heated sea-water swimming pool […]
0 Read MoreAmazing, beautiful, a Must come. Marvel at the “Venice of the Perigord” with its luxuriant landscape, its prehistoric grottos, its quanit bow bridge, the only one of its kind in France, its castles and superb estate.
0 Read MoreThis elegant residence, set on the picturesque banks of the Vezere, where the painters of the Lascaux caves once fished, is a haven of calm offering bright, comfortable rooms. The beautiful Dordogne countryside is the perfect place to savour Roland Mazère’s inventive cuisine, based on regional […]
0 Read MoreHenri Miller was so enchanted by this XVIIth century Carthusian monastery of Perigord that he came to spend a week and ended up staying a month. You’ll understand why when you discover this idyllic haven filled with birdsong and the babbling of the garden brook. Seasonal […]
0 Read MoreEarthen red tiles and elegant white façades gleaming in the afternoon sun, sylvan green ivy creepers framing the shutters: the colours of this spacious, picturesque residence appear to have been lifted from an artist’s palette. Dinner, served in the old wine press or beneath the plane […]
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