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Le Vieux
Logis was formerly a tobacco farm house and in 1952 the father of the
present owner, Monsieur Giraudel, after retiring from his work in Paris,
moved to this relaxing region away from all the city hustle, and decided
to try and venture into the ever challenging hostellerie business. He
evidently was successful and today, his son Bernard, the youngest of all,
continued the business. The property is today one of great charm and
elegance where every room has been tastefully decorated in different
antique styles using a lot of soleiado fabrics to panel the walls in
such professional way that it makes you think about doing the same at
home, something far more beautiful than any other wall covering. The
hotel is composed of three different houses all close to one and other.
As one chooses a tone on a painter's palette, stepping into the
atmosphere of the 'Vieux Logis' allows a choice of 25 refined bedrooms.
Whether your room is cosily under the eaves or located on the ground
floor, each room has its individual style and is tastefully decorated.
Whether the decoration consists of heavy drapes or carved stone, flowery
upholstery or pleated curtains, wrought iron, oak or wicker, each room
is authentic, bright and welcoming.  |
