Our rooms

As you enter the Alzon, enjoy the coolness of the original clay floor tiles under your feet. Spot the pawprints left by a fox that hurried over the tiles as they lay in the sunshine to harden. Through the full-length window, rays of sunshine bathe the room in warm light. Delicate embroideries, created by the mother of your hostess, decorate the room. An exposed stonewall and rustic dresser hark back to the Mas's origins as a farm.

This room's original floor tiles date back to 1863. Its exposed stone wall is enlivened by hues of red and complemented by antique family heirlooms, including an old spinning wheel. Even without pricking your finger, you're sure to sleep well in this room untouched by time. Reawaken to the world with a refreshing shower in the modern en-suite bathroom, whose oculus window lets in the morning rays.

Head up to the second floor and you will find a twin bedroom inspired by nature. From the comfort of a Voltaire armchair, count the butterflies, birds and flowers that decorate this room. The en-suite bathroom's little window is a relic from the house's origins as a silk farm.

The resplendent hues of lavender that suffuse this room are offset by the unusual floor made from painted concrete that dates back to the closing years of the 19th century. Admire the sketches and paintings by Swiss artists (Mirer, Piatti, Michel, Gehr) from the comfort of a sofa, which gives this room a homely feel. Twin beds promise a good night's sleep and the en-suite bathroom comes complete with a bathtub where you can truly unwind.

Accessed via a small anteroom, our family suite spans the whole third floor and consists of two rooms separated by an exposed stone wall. One room is equipped with two single beds set against a dark red wall. A queen size double bed is in the other room. To complete the rustic charm of our family suite, drawings by Swiss artist Hans Erni decorate the walls.