Maison 1780

Léo the beagle, Jules the golden retriever and Alexandre welcome you to the heart of the Auvergne.
Nestled in a green setting, out of sight, the charm is there from the moment you step through the gate. This former winegrower’s farmhouse, whose roots go back to the 18th century, was(…)

Léo the beagle, Jules the golden retriever and Alexandre welcome you to the heart of the Auvergne.
Nestled in a green setting, out of sight, the charm is there from the moment you step through the gate. This former winegrower’s farmhouse, whose roots go back to the 18th century, was fully restored in 2017. It will be a haven of peace for you, a break from time. The three bedrooms, including a large family suite, are located on the 1st floor and all open onto the delightful garden dotted with fig trees, lilacs, lavender, rosemary and oleander. Each room is bathed in light and soothing colors, offering you the comfort and tranquility you need to rest.
The interior is a subtle blend of modern and traditional (volcanic lava stone staircase and flagstones, antique fireplaces, half-timbered lime-rendered walls, original oak floors, vaulted or French ceilings, terracotta floor tiles…). Period furniture, designer pieces and objets d’art are all on display in a “family home” atmosphere.
Our generous gourmet breakfasts will help you (re)discover what it means to take your time. You’ll be served a whole range of “home-made” products : jams, brioche and viennoiseries, organic bread and yoghurts, honey from local bees, cereals, fresh fruit, quality loose tea and squeezed fruit juices. For dinners, a table d’hôtes is available by reservation 72 hours in advance, inviting you to discover local cuisine.
Close to the A75 motorway, the Zenith and the Grande Halle d’Auvergne.
In recognition of its services, Maison 1780 has been selected by Figaro Magazine as one of the most beautiful B&Bs in France, and by the websites www.chambres-hotes.fr and www.cybevasion.fr for their “Nos bonnes adresses 2021” section.