John, Anne and their team will ensure that you enjoy true French cuisine using only fresh local products to create a typical Aveyronaise and Mediterranean style menu.

The hotel offers charming and comfortable rooms at an extremely high standard. The hotel, formerly a centuries old convent, has been lovingly and thoughtfully restored, complete with secret garden for guests to enjoy.

Settled in the picturesque village of Saint-Rome de Tarn - famous for its
mediaeval streets and renaissance architecture, the village breathes history
as it was the centre of the infamous religious wars between the Protestants
and Catholics during the 16th century.

Saint-Rome de Tarn boasts excellent access to the Tarn river where you can hire a canoe kayak, sail or simply bask in the superb yet tranquil scenery.

Other places of interest include the Templar villages on the Larzac plateau, the (ancient vestiges, dolmen, gallo roman artwork of the Graufesenque site) when Millau aera was the world's greatest producer of these works during the time of the Roman Empire.
There is also the Museum of Skin and Glove, and perhaps the most famous of all, the caves of Roquefort where, of course, the King of all french cheeses is produced.