Located on the 2nd floor of the building, the Gay Lussac suite (52 m²), the Saint Léonard suite (47 m²) and the Humboldt suite (38 m²) are apartments. The Gay Lussac suite opens onto a lounge area leading to a 21 m² bedroom for 2 people (1 double bed) and a 15 m² bedroom for 2 people (1 double bed). Very bright and comfortable, this suite overlooks the Place de la Collégiale and the backyard of the house. Shower room with wc. The Saint Léonard suite is made up of a 22 m² bedroom for 2 people (1 double bed), a lounge area, a small 8 m² bedroom (1 single bed) and a shower room with toilet. This suite offers a view of the collegiate church. The Humbolt Suite opens onto a living room which leads to 2 bedrooms: a 10.5 m² bedroom for 2 people (2 single beds) opening onto the courtyard of the building and a 10 m² bedroom for 2 people (1 double bed). Shower room and separate wc.

With boundless energy, Nicole and Jean-Lou embarked on a gigantic renovation to bring life back to this 400-year-old building where Gay Lussac was born. Just retired, they chose to return to their region of origin and embarked on this project where the idea of opening guest rooms made its way. This very beautiful house in the heart of the village has been meticulously renovated then comfortably furnished and decorated. Nicole is passionate about flea markets but also about reading. Jean-Lou is a handyman and has invested in local life. They are committed to sharing the products of their territory and will receive you with sympathy and generosity!