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We welcome you to this family property, renovated in June 2020.

 Amboise

Welcome to discover country life during your stay, to rest, to see the animals in the farmyard, to participate in the milking of goats and the making of Sainte-Maure.

 Bournan

In a former village bistrot and a meeting place for friends, the chef, Yoann Bourdais, serves generous, seasonal dishes, all made on the premises, providing maximum freshness and flavour in inspired cuisine, while always respecting the ingredients and delighting the palate.

 Luynes

 Chisseaux

 Vouvray

We offer a selection of the best of French Savoir-Faire with partners like a local MOF cheesemonger. Geoffrey Nivard, cheese & wine expert, is devoted in sharing knowledge and love of cheese & wine through his iconic Tasting Experiences and a Farm Trip.

 Chenonceaux

Village house in a charming village, on the banks of the Creuse and facing the 15th-century château. Tranquility guaranteed in southern Touraine, surrounded by villages of art and history, including Le Grand-Pressigny, a mecca for prehistory, with its castle and archaeology museum (9 mn), Loches (41

 La Guerche

 Chinon

Your gîte is located in the heart of a vast 33-hectare estate, where forest and meadows cohabit wonderfully with the animals that can be admired at sunrise and sometimes at dusk. Unforgettable moments that remind us that only nature can offer such magic. Your...

 Ambillou

Art Hotel, a luxury 4-star property, situated not too far from Tours, at the earth of the Loire Valley surrounded by castles and vineyards of Vouvray. Art Hotel is one-of-a-kind place with its 28 beautiful bedrooms.

 Rochecorbon

At the heart of the Loire Valley and the Vouvray AOC vineyards, in a semi-troglodite dwelling, you are invited to sample Touraine's charms brought to you by the Loire, the Royal River. Everything here fills one with wonder: the nature, the gastronomy, the arhitecture, the history.

 Vouvray

Saint-Antoine Church was fully restored in 2011 and has an amazing collection of artwork from the 17th to 19th century. It was built in the Ursuline convent refectory in 1812 to give the lower town a parish church that was easier to reach than Saint-Ours Church.

 Loches