Welcome !

Our guest house is located in a late 18th century manor. You can book one of 9 rooms, or even a separate house for up to 6 guests. It is also possible to rent the entire premise for an event. Here you can spend a wonderful time for vacationing with the family, enjoy your honeymoon or a business conference.

Feel free to go cycling along the Burgundy canal. There is also the option of

rowing on our private canal or fishing.

Your events

The surrounding territory is big enough to host many, different kinds of events !

What to do?

If you want to be quiet and relaxed then a stroll through the woods to and along the canal is what you need. If you want to spend time more actively, then bikes, rowboats, cultural and gastronomic places are at your service.

Boating. You have row boats at your disposal on the property's private access to the Burgundy Canal. Trips on barges on the Canal can be organised as well, if planned in advance.

Fishing is also an option, if you bring your equipment with you.

Cycling. If you do not have your own bike, feel free to use one of our numerous bikes.

The Burgundy canal is a famous cycling route in Europe !

Music festivals. Our neighbours, the Ancy-le-Franc Renaissance castle , plan regular music events. Details on www.musicancy.org

Wine tasting. As we are close to Chablis, a famous wine region, it is most recommended to visit the local wine cellars and taste the unique wine.

Champagne is also quite close - just 25 km !
Burgundy also produces its own fizzy wine - the Crémant de Bourgogne. A tasting can be organized at the guest house or in a wine cellar in the vincinity.

In Burgundy there is plenty for sightseeing : castles vineyards, cheese farms and picturesque landscapes.

Local holidays and events offer many quality ways to pass the time : dancing, markets, local food, Christmas and Easter fairs - an opportunity at every turn to eat and drink the famous wines of Burgundy. The flea markets of neighbouring towns will introduce you to one of the favorite past-times of the French; "chiner" - to haggle at the flea market.

Ask us ! We know where, when and what is happening.