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At the foot of Polignac’s ancient fortress, this 18th-century farmhouse, now called La Gourmantine, welcomes you. Like the village itself, the guesthouse blends into a striking landscape of gray basalt and red tiles, watched over by the fortress ruins—a reminder of the once-powerful Polignac family. Once you’ve settled into one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where contemporary style meets carefully restored historic features like large wooden beams—you’ll be drawn to explore the keep, ramparts, and walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the fortified houses and church. The Rivage room can be arranged with a double bed or two singles (90 x 200 cm) upon request. At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress stands this former 18th-century farmhouse, now charmingly named La Gourmantine. Like the rest of the village, the guesthouse blends into a dramatic setting of gray basalt and red rounded tiles, watched over by the fortress ruins. This place reflects the history and former power of one of France’s most illustrious families, the Polignacs. As soon as you set down your bags in one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where a harmonious mix of contemporary style and carefully restored traditional features, like massive wooden beams, awaits—you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the manor houses and village church. - Train station shuttle Payment 10,00 € per ride

At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress, this 18th-century farmhouse, now called La Gourmantine, awaits you. Like the rest of the village, the guesthouse blends into a dramatic landscape of gray basalt and red, rounded tiles, all watched over by the fortress ruins. This setting reflects the history and former power of the renowned Polignac family. Once you set your bags down in one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where a subtle balance of contemporary style and carefully restored traditional features like massive wooden beams welcomes you—you’ll be eager to explore. Discover the keep, ramparts, and walkways overlooking the Puy basin from the hilltop, as well as the fortified houses and church. At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress stands this former 18th-century farmhouse, now charmingly named La Gourmantine. Like the rest of the village, the guesthouse blends into a dramatic setting of gray basalt and red rounded tiles, watched over by the fortress ruins. This place reflects the history and former power of one of France’s most illustrious families, the Polignacs. As soon as you set down your bags in one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where a harmonious mix of contemporary style and carefully restored traditional features, like massive wooden beams, awaits—you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the manor houses and village church. - Train station shuttle Payment 10,00 € per ride

At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress, this 18th-century farmhouse—now called La Gourmantine—welcomes you. Like the rest of the village, the guesthouse blends into a striking landscape of gray basalt and red-tiled roofs, watched over by the fortress ruins. This setting reflects the legacy of the renowned Polignac family. After settling into your room at La Gourmantine, where contemporary touches meet carefully restored historic features like massive wooden beams, you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, and walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the fortified houses and church. At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress stands this former 18th-century farmhouse, now charmingly named La Gourmantine. Like the rest of the village, the guesthouse blends into a dramatic setting of gray basalt and red rounded tiles, watched over by the fortress ruins. This place reflects the history and former power of one of France’s most illustrious families, the Polignacs. As soon as you set down your bags in one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where a harmonious mix of contemporary style and carefully restored traditional features, like massive wooden beams, awaits—you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the manor houses and village church. - Train station shuttle Payment 10,00 € per ride

At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress, this 18th-century farmhouse, now called La Gourmantine, welcomes you. Like the village itself, the guesthouse blends into a striking landscape of gray basalt and red tiles, overlooked by the fortress ruins—a reminder of the powerful Polignac family. Once you’ve set down your bags in your room, where contemporary style meets restored historic features like huge wooden beams, you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, and walkways above the Puy basin, as well as the fortified houses and church. Arrangements for bedding and occupancy can be made directly with La Gourmantine upon request. At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress stands this former 18th-century farmhouse, now charmingly named La Gourmantine. Like the rest of the village, the guesthouse blends into a dramatic setting of gray basalt and red rounded tiles, watched over by the fortress ruins. This place reflects the history and former power of one of France’s most illustrious families, the Polignacs. As soon as you set down your bags in one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where a harmonious mix of contemporary style and carefully restored traditional features, like massive wooden beams, awaits—you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the manor houses and village church. - Train station shuttle Payment 10,00 € per ride

Nestled at the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress, this 18th-century farmhouse—now called La Gourmantine—blends into a striking landscape of gray basalt and red-tiled roofs, watched over by the fortress ruins. The setting reflects the legacy and former power of the renowned Polignac family. After settling into one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where contemporary style meets carefully restored historic features like massive wooden beams—you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, and walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the fortified houses and church. The Tournesols room can be arranged with a double bed or two singles (90 x 200 cm) upon request. At the foot of the ancient Polignac fortress stands this former 18th-century farmhouse, now charmingly named La Gourmantine. Like the rest of the village, the guesthouse blends into a dramatic setting of gray basalt and red rounded tiles, watched over by the fortress ruins. This place reflects the history and former power of one of France’s most illustrious families, the Polignacs. As soon as you set down your bags in one of La Gourmantine’s rooms—where a harmonious mix of contemporary style and carefully restored traditional features, like massive wooden beams, awaits—you’ll want to explore the keep, ramparts, walkways overlooking the Puy basin, as well as the manor houses and village church. - Train station shuttle Payment 10,00 € per ride