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.
Close by to the Loire river Castles and a two hours drive from Paris, the “Haras de la Potardiere” provides both comfortable and cozy guest rooms and suites which have been completely renovated. This exquisite estate, built in the 18th Century offers 12 hectares of rolling […]
0 Read MoreLocated in a residential district on the edge of the long beach of fine sand at St.Malo, this place is housed in an old bourgeois residence dating back to the Second Empire. For your well-being, modern luxury comfort has been added to the period setting. Victorian […]
0 Read MoreBuilt by the Marquis de Charettte in 1870, this chateau retains the values of the old-style hotels. On a hill overlooking the sea, you will find peace, comfort and warm welcome. Rooms are all individually decorated. In a Marie-Antoinette decor, you will savour a traditional regional […]
0 Read MoreOn the banks of the Loire, below the castle, this very beautiful building from the 18th century attests the gentle way of life in the valley of the Kings. The serene and regular facade has been listed as a historic building as its stairs with a […]
0 Read MoreAn old restored farm located on a 200-acre park between a lake and forest, you will enjoy a large dining-room with fireplaces and beams, lounges and terraces with a view. Don’t miss the lobster turnover with foie gras, filet of pike/perch, or the finest wines from […]
0 Read MoreGourmet restaurant, charming hotel, the Ermitage offers comfort and relaxation. Ideal for weekend breaks or holidays, with its flowered park, swimming pool, mini-golf, fitness room, excellent food and wine cellar. Sights to visit : prehistoric caves, merovingian church, St Suzanne castle, golf at Sablé.
0 Read MoreIn the heart of the Cote d’Emeraude, close to Saint Malo, Cancale and its oyster beds, the Point de Grouin, Mont Saint Michel and Dinard, an unforgettable stay in the peace and quiet of the countryside with all the fun of the seaside. Tor the athletically […]
0 Read MoreLocated in a residential neighbourhood in Rennes, this imposing bourgeois home has been an institution for nearly a century. The bedrooms are decorated with period furniture and oriental rugs. The inventive cooking is a savy mix of fish, seafood and regional produce from Brittany.
0 Read MoreSince having bought the Hotel Elizabeth in July 2007, Isabelle & Jean Nicolas Dez have made it a wonderful hotel to stay in Saint-Malo. The rooms are quite large and very functional. The location within the walled city cannot be beat, and the attention of the […]
0 Read MoreOverlooking the main beach and the Bay of Saint-Malo, the Beaufort was one of the first hotels built on the seaside promenade, La Digue. You will be just 3 min from the Walled City, Intra-Muros, or the Sea Spa, the Thermes Marins.The Beaufort combines modern comfort […]
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