Experience something unique, authentic, and delicious at the heart of a beekeeping farm: explore the honey house, enjoy tastings, discover the beekeeper’s work through films and exhibitions, observe the bees in glass hives, and try your hand at beekeeping. All of this in a historic Ardèche farmhouse full of character.
Bistro cuisine made from carefully selected and local (or regional) fresh produce. Everything is homemade ... such as the "ketchup" ... Wide service from 12pm to 3pm. Possibility of welcoming groups and/or privatising the space: please contact us.
Located between Aubenas and Montélimar, this gold stoned building welcomes you as you begin your gastronomic exploration of Ardèche in a warm setting. Restaurant menu on the website.
Accommodation carefully furnished to offer its guests a warm, comfortable and authentic setting, ideal for discovering our beautiful region and its heritage.
Furnished cottage in the heart of the Lussas countryside. Rural, quiet, and peaceful setting. Fully equipped, furnished, cozy, and surrounded by nature.
The Refuge des Elfes, in the Vallon des Étoiles, invites you to an enchanting Ardèche getaway surrounded by nature. This wooden cottage for two people, with access to the spa, promises peace, relaxation, and special moments around its private pool.
Take advantage of this seasonal rental to recharge your batteries by allowing yourself a well-being and relaxation break in the heart of southern Ardèche. Structure not suitable for children / teenagers (suitable after 16 years old).
Warm and pleasant air-conditioned residence of 120 m². In the heart of Lussas, enjoy the swimming pool (in summer), the jacuzzi (except July and August) and the shared wooded garden.
Traditional cuisine using homemade seasonal local products. Brunch every Sunday. Bar. Concert meal
Coffee, juice, draft beer, local wine, appetizer platters and sharing platters on weekends. Ice cream in summer. Themed evenings with live music. Bread and pastries available on site and by order, and a small artisan shop.
