The 2 double bedrooms have recently been refurbished but still retain traditional beamed ceilings and include private ensuite facilities.

Alternatively, family guests may take advantage of a separate Family Suite comprising double and twin bedded rooms with shared bathroom.

Each double bedroom is equipped with radiators.

Both rooms have tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryers.

Windows open out across adjoining fields, giving views of the Drome Valley and inthe distance the ancient forest of St Sever.

The bedrooms are separated by a reading area with seating and bookcases and a large window that allows views across cornfields and hedgerows.

At the foot of the staircase is the lounge/dining room where breakfast and evening meals are served.

In times gone by this room was the heart and soul of the house where a farmer’s family would live, cook and eat.

Its large traditional fireplace, now with wood-burning stove, original staircase and oak door add to a sense of the past.

Although we can recommend a variety of good restaurants within easy reach, we find that after a day’s travel or sightseeing most of our guests prefer a relaxing meal in the house.

Guests may request afternoon tea on arrival or a three course evening meal.

We serve local fresh and seasonal produce in order to provide the best quality ingredients.

Vegetarians are happily catered for.

A typical afternoon tea consists of a selection of freshly made sandwiches with salad, scones, home made cakes and a pot of tea or coffee.
Price 12 Euros per person.

A typical evening meal could be:
Home made soup with fresh bread.
Coq au vin and seasonal vegetables.
Creme brulee with fresh fruit.
Complimentary bottle of wine or Normandy cider.
Tea or coffee.

Price 22 Euros per person.
Children’s prices available on request.

Afternoon tea or evening meals require 24 hours’ notice.