In the Lozère, Sainte-Enimie and the Gorges du Tarn

Access to our beautiful village is through an arched bridge built between 1880 and 1990, which offers a magnificent view of the gorges and the two waterfalls of the village. At the foot of the hotel, located in the heart of the village made of typically regional stone houses, a classified natural site invites beautiful discoveries. The Romanesque limestone cathedral Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (1155) and the Chapelle de Cénaret, nestling under a huge rock, are discovered during beautiful walks along the flower-decked streets of Saint-Chely . Its construction dates from the 11th century. You will also find on the square the old bread oven and the spring that crosses the village before it jumps into the Tarn. The pebble beach and sandbank are accessible directly through the narrow streets and offers a majestic view in the heart of the Gorges du Tarn. Other awesome panoramas reveal themselves during your hikes on the many trails that sometimes run along the Tarn,

sometimes the gorge and mountains with breathtaking views of the valley, gorges and the village.

A few minutes away, the medieval village of Sainte-Enimie has preserved all its authenticity and reveals all its amenities, its narrow streets lined with picturesque houses and its monastery dating from the sixth century. A little further on, make a detour to Maléne, a village that experienced difficult times during the Revolution, the rock of the bar still bears the stigmats, witness of the fires that ravaged the houses of Grand Barry. La Malène is best known for its boatmen who enable visitors to discover the beautiful narrows of the Gorges du Tarn. Do not hesitate to ask our team, we will be happy to advise you on activities and sites to discover in our beautiful region.