Hotel & restaurant : The Auberge hewn out of local stone from Vaux-en-Beaujolais, in the heart of Clochemerle, the village made famous by Gabriel Chevallier’s novel, plays on tradition. Its neo-rustic setting combines all the creature comforts expected during a restful country stay with the comforting fragrance of the waxed family furniture. From the seven rooms individually styled by Delphine, your gaze wanders to the garden or vineyard beyond. The new ambience reinforces the gentle lifestyle of this inn, well-known for its excellent cuisine. Behind the stove, her husband Romain, a culinary maestro and craftsman of flavours, conjures up remarkable dishes./Airport Lyon Saint Exupéry 67km/Railway station Macon Loché 42km/Activities : Equitation/Golf