La Ferme aux glycines

Enjoy the glamour of this elegant and upmarket location. Arrive in a small, quiet village in the Haute Saône in the countryside where the Comtois bell tower dominates and watches over. You will be welcomed by Jean Marie in a restored 18th century farmhouse. Enjoy a beautiful courtyard and a tastefully landscaped garden, a direct access to nature with its garden of flowers, vegetables and herbs. The rooms are quiet and pleasant with an interior relaxation area with SPA and sauna. The accommodation A house with character: Located in a quiet and green environment, this house is close to nature activities, hiking, visits, and conducive to relaxation. Recently renovated, it retains all its history with its beams and stone walls; the craftsmen and Jean Marie have managed to keep the traditions of the country houses while adding a great touch of modernity and comfort. The furniture, which has been hunted down, has been brought up to date by the owner. Modern and pleasant, the accommodation is the ideal setting for relaxing moments with family or friends. The rooms are a haven of peace; as soon as you enter, you feel that moment of calm that will accompany you throughout your stay. An ideal place for nature and peace lovers, the proximity of the fields and the forest is a call for happy people to go for a walk. Other remarks The advantages of the accommodation : Inside 3 rooms with view on garden or listed house new bedding with wool and natural hair mattresses bathroom with extra-flat shower and separate toilet for each room for coffee lovers, espresso machine with beans 2 reading areas relaxation area with jacuzzi, sauna and resting beds. Possibility of massage on request: contact us before your arrival. Possibility to have dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings by booking in advance. Outside : landscaped and shaded garden for relaxation; pruned boxwood and cypress trees; collection of old peonies and roses Iron lounge available for the garden: armchairs and reading table Inner courtyard, framed by stone buildings with its wisteria, the oldest of which are almost a century old Direct access to the house by parking directly in the inner courtyard