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.
There 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 […]
0 Read MoreThe origin of this old Inn goes back to 1836. Balzac in his novel “La Rabouilleuse” describes it at great lengh. The Inn was owned by the Cognet family, hence the name. Balzac frequented it from 1823 onward, always enjoying the perfect hospitality given there. Here […]
0 Read MoreL’Hostellerie du Bois Guibert is a large, elegant 18th century house in the purest of French tradition, set in the lush surrounding of a park dotted with age-old trees. Its gourmet restaurant, which is frequently recommended in leading restaurant guides, makes this Château-hôtel an ideal stopover […]
0 Read MoreLocated on the Eure river, this lovely 16th century manor set in a 30 acre park offers rooms with absolute comfort and charm. The chef will delight you with recipes in tune with the changing seasons. Relax in the park, or play tennis. Open all year.
0 Read MoreOld 16th century coaching inn, set in a beautiful shadowy park, on the riverside of the Loir. A haven near Châteaudun and Vendôme and close to the Château de la Loire. The two restaurants offer excellent value for money: the gastronomic restaurant “Le Saint-Jacquesâ€, with its […]
0 Read MoreBetween Chartres and Orleans, Elise and François Chadorge invite you into an oasis of greenery to combine relaxation and reflection on the edges of tree-lined grounds.
0 Read MoreIn a warmly atmosphere where wood and colours harmonize the bedrooms, invite you for a stay. In France, truly great Cuisine always quests for a worthy home and l’hostellerie Bourguignonne is just such a place. Carp, Tench, pike… Here is the temple of the famed “Pochouse […]
0 Read More25 km from Auxerre, between Champagne and Burgundy, in a charming village, find a delightful gourmet stop-over in pleasant hotel known for its terraced garden, comfortable and elegant rooms, all tastefully furnished. Enjoy boat trips on the canal, chateaux, museums, the famous Chablis vineyard, and the […]
0 Read MoreOur private hotel that was built in the 16th century for a clergyman of the Royal Court. It has been redesigned in the 18th and 19th century, offers a French-style landscaped park of 3,000 sq. meters The park includes many rare species, in particular two unique […]
0 Read MoreRooms in a quiet rural setting, overlooking gardens, and close to the 18th century water mill, where you can relax, and enjoy your stay. Jean Merilleau – “The Chef” – will take a real pleasure in preparing for you one his delicious specialities. He may surprise […]
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