Le Tinal de l'Hermitage, La Roche de Glun.

Description for B&B:

Situated in the picturesque Drôme des Collines, just 45 minutes south of Lyon, between Tain l'Hermitage and Valencia, we warmly invite you to experience the rustic charm of our ancestral farm. Nestled amidst the tranquil vineyards of Crozes-Hermitage and flourishing orchards, immerse yourself in the idyllic countryside for a night or an extended stay. Our traditional Provençal farmhouse has been faithfully preserved for generations, evoking memories of hay, wine barrels, farm animals, and the tools of Louis' grandfather. The legacy of our agricultural heritage continues today, as we have maintained a thriving wine and fruit farm since 2001. With utmost respect for the past, we have meticulously utilized only natural and traditional materials such as wood, Rhone stones, lime, and clay to imbue our family home with its distinctive character. Gathered around our welcoming farmhouse table or beneath the shade of the pine trees during summer, you will discover our passion for restoration, decoration, woodworking, and pottery, all while savoring the delights of our homemade products. Deeply rooted in our region, we take great pleasure in preparing traditional and regional cuisine using the bountiful fruits of our labor, alongside garden-fresh vegetables reminiscent of Louis' grandfather's time. It is here that you will find solace, as our farm has retained its intrinsic soul and memories, and if you lend an ear, you can hear the house whisper its fascinating story.

Description for Gite

Welcome to our charming old farmhouse, located in the picturesque Drôme des Collines, just 45 minutes south of Lyon. Nestled between Tain l'Hermitage and Valencia, our property is surrounded by the beautiful Crozes-Hermitage vineyards and orchards.

Step into the past as you experience the tranquility and serenity of the countryside during your stay with us. Our farmhouse, which has been passed down through generations, holds the memories of Louis and Bertha, our beloved grandparents. The aroma of hay, wine barrels, farm animals, and the tools of the trade still linger, painting a vivid picture of our ancestral farming traditions.

Although our wine and fruit farm is still in operation today, we have taken great care since 2001 to preserve the character and essence of our family home. Using only traditional and natural materials such as wood, Rhone stones, lime, and clay, we have tastefully renovated the property.

Join us around our warm and inviting farmhouse table, or dine under the shade of the pine trees during the summer. As you indulge in our homemade dishes, you will taste the love and passion we have for renovating, decorating, woodworking, and pottery. We take pride in creating traditional and regional cuisine, using the fruits of our labor and garden vegetables harvested at their peak of ripeness, ensuring an explosion of flavors and delights.

When you stay with us, you will not only feel at ease, but also connect with the soul and history of the house. Listen closely, and let the house tell its fascinating story.