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.
The hostellerie Saint Barnabé is a great and marvellous, comfortable establishment with a vast shady park, surrounded by wonderful pine forests. It is situated on the roman road a few minutes away from the abbey of Murbach, remain of the rich past of the alsatian region.
0 Read MoreIn the historic heart of old Colmar, between the Saint Martin cathedral and the Old Customs House, a hotel set up in a old, tastefully-renovated residence. Louis XVI facade, Renaissance turret. Two steps from the hotel visit the Unterlinden museum, Petite Venise… Enjoy the alsacian cuisine […]
0 Read MoreThe architecture of Camiac draws its inspiration from the Renaissance style, offering a harmony of sculptured stone and slate roofing that dominates the gentil rolling countryside contrasted by vineyards and wheat fields and is most certainely to be considered one of the jewel of the entire […]
0 Read MoreSet atop the medieval walled city of Petite Pierre, this property offers a magnificient view of the forest surrounding it.
0 Read MoreQuiet charming hotel, next to the 800 years old Strasbourg cathedral, in the historical town centre. You will find a personalized welcome and the many services offered will guarantee you an enjoyable stay. Porters will carry your luggage from the surrounding parkings to the hotel, situated […]
0 Read MoreMagnificently located in the heart of Strasbourg, between the cathedral and the Petite France district, just at the edge of the pedestrian zone, the hotel shelters behind its stunning façade a real haven of peace and rest. You have never seen anything like this before.
0 Read MoreSet in a magnificent park in an old Alsatian village. The hotel & restaurant have been in the hands of the same family since 1848; it would seem that the word “hospitality” was invented here. Comfortable rooms in which you fall gently asleep to the sound […]
0 Read More10 minutes from the city of Strasbourg, this former Post house (built in 1789), could very well be your place to stay. It features picturesque settings, excellent cuisine and traditional Alsatian-style rooms.Pets: 13 Euros.
0 Read MoreIn Lorraine, near Trèves la Romaine and Luxembourg, welcome to this beautiful residence with its flowering gardens, and panoramic terrace on the edge of the forest. Celebrate the splendors of a generous land and let yourself be pampered by the friendly and exquisite atmosphere. You can […]
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