Auberge de Montpezat — Restaurant in Largentière

We stayed here for four days for a friends birthday. The hotel is run by a lovely young couple , a Frenchman and his Australian wife. They display an energy and enthusiasm that is refreshing, nothing was too much trouble. The 800 year old building is being slowly restored by them as the business grows. Our room overlooked an historic street and ancient well that was once used by Julius Ceasar. In the bowels of the building there is an amazing cavern which we used for the birthday celebrations. The bed and room were very comfortable. They have a lovely terrace where we could enjoy the view and sip coffee and eat croissants in the morning. The restaurant is run by a lovely man named Raphael who cooks delicious meals. Montpezat sous Bauzan is a beautiful village, much larger than I expected. Fabulous walks , very pretty with its chestnut trees and hydrangea bushes and a great experience to see first hand French...

We stayed here for four days for a friends birthday. The hotel is run by a lovely young couple , a Frenchman and his Australian wife. They display an energy and enthusiasm that is refreshing, nothing was too much trouble. The 800 year old building is being slowly restored by them as the business grows. Our room overlooked an historic street and ancient well that was once used by Julius Ceasar. In the bowels of the building there is an amazing cavern which we used for the birthday celebrations. The bed and room were very comfortable. They have a lovely terrace where we could enjoy the view and sip coffee and eat croissants in the morning. The restaurant is run by a lovely man named Raphael who cooks delicious meals. Montpezat sous Bauzan is a beautiful village, much larger than I expected. Fabulous walks , very pretty with its chestnut trees and hydrangea bushes and a great experience to see first hand French...

We recently spent 4 days at this welcoming auberge whilst exploring the Ardeche region. ||||Nothing was too much trouble for the owners, a multilingual couple, who had plenty of suggestions and advice on places to see, interesting drives and local restaurants to try.||||Our room overlooked the street and a water fountain in the town square. The room had been recently modernised and was attractively decorated with quality fittings and linen whilst retaining it's historic charm.||||We had dinner in the restaurant on several nights, and the meals prepared by the chef, Raphael, from local produce were excellent and reasonably priced.||||This rural French guesthouse is definitely worth making part of your itinerary.||||Many thanks to the hosts, Alex and Dominique, for providing an authentic French highlight...