The most beautiful guest rooms Bourgogne

In a former post house of the seventeenth century, Rita Florin welcomes you with a smile. Pass the carriage entrance, the inner courtyard with wisteria is sublime... and also centenary! It is the touch of romanticism that we owe to this place. The sundial and the former stables bring a certain charm. The rooms: finesse, pureté, clarté... Sweet dreams in perspective! The old tiles and sheets are a bit the signing of the hotel, a sort of trademark making the spirit of the place. An excellent address!

In the heart of the vineyards in a house of beaujolaise inspiration surrounded by 5 000 m 2 of garden, Catherine welcomes you to give you a pleasant moment of relaxation. You are in the countryside, there is an orchard, a vegetable garden, a good air and a panoramic view. All rooms are en-suite and have a private bathroom and toilet. They are simply and beautifully decorated. You will enjoy the swimming pool or borrow one of the marked trails that go nearby and discover the beautiful landscapes of the region. At breakfast, you will spoil yourself with homemade jams on the terrace or in the large guest room that is available to you.

This is the ideal place to discover the regional park of Morvan! A charming farm XIX^th century, restored clothing, with a huge garden with countryside views. Three rooms, myosotis, Poppy and Peony, will welcome your nights, and a superb veranda, very bright, can accommodate your hearty breakfasts. Your hosts offer thematic workshops (pottery, watercolour...), as well as green challenges (combined sports tours). A beautiful place!

Not far from the Canal of Nievre, in the heart of a green countryside, the Colombier de Corvol reveals its charm. This former farmhouse, dating back to 1812, and the colombier dating back to 1748, display with greatness, their past. The 5 guestrooms of the abode offer a haven of peace for a calm and serene stay. The terrace and the pool will give you the opportunity to relax, unless you prefer to travel around the surrounding countryside to explore its cultural riches.