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.
France as we love it! Grandiose architecture, breathtaking furniture, exuberant but really charming hosts! This splendid Renaissance style château in the heart of the Loire Valley was first built by King François 1er. Descendants of the ‘Broglie’ family will warmly welcome you in their princely retreat […]
0 Read MoreA charming hotel in a gracious 19th century manor house. The Chateau des Tertres is surrounded by a beautiful park of 6 acres. Numerous restaurants at varying price levels nearby. Bicycles available. Nearby, visit Chaumont, Blois, Amboise, Chenonceau. Located at 3km from the train station Onzain […]
0 Read More15km south of Blois, in a 10 hectar park in the quiet scenery of Sologne, a 17th century mansion features comfort and charm with exclusive regional cuisine. All rooms are personnalized and fully equipped with private bath, direct dial telephone, TV and minibar.
0 Read MoreBetween the Loire and Sologne regions, in a 75-acre wooded park, this XVIIIth-century château is made all the more lovely by its gleaming antique furniture and pastel coloured rooms, not to mention the pomp of its great drawing-room. Near the Loire Valley’s most famous châteaux: Blois, […]
0 Read MoreIn the heart of the Vallée des Rois, in a private park, this place is located in an enchanting environnement. You will discover a refined cuisine in the quiet atmosphere of the restaurant and for your pleasure, you can enjoy the swimming pool or the tennis […]
0 Read MoreIn the heart of the Valley of the Kings, along the Loire, a traditional 17th-century farmhouse, in the middle of a golf-course. 13th century tithe-barn. Close to the great chateaux. The warmth of the wood panelling and the freshness of the English fabrics create a refined […]
0 Read MoreThis former 13th-century fortress transformed during the renaissance into a pleasant manor is surrounded by a 25 acre park and a lovely garden. The inside has a cozy, hunting-lodge ambience. The elegantly appointed guest rooms have carved wooden furniture and modern conveniences.Baby cot: Euros 8 – […]
0 Read MoreThe Hostellerie, formerly a 16th Century, post house in the Loire Chateaux region, is full of character! The guest rooms still have their fine old beams, but are decorated in the colours of the modern world. The outhouses are home to a astonishing collection of vintage […]
0 Read MoreAn 18th century manor house in the heart of the Loire Castles. This is a very enjoyable gastronomic halt where J.P. Lozay, a Master Cook of France, will make you discover the local specialties. Quiet and secluded location, meals served on the terrace with a view […]
0 Read MoreThere is no more romantic place than this chateau de la vallee bleue, located in the Vallee Noire on the George Sand Tourist Circuit in the Berry region. It combines the charms of an ancient stately home with the most modern comfort. You will also discover […]
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