Le Clos des Fayettes

Our stay at this gîte was absolutely delightful! From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed, setting the tone for a perfect stay. The room was beautiful, complete with thoughtful touches like coffee, tea, and bathrobes that made us feel right at home. The light breakfast was a great start to the day and added to the overall experience. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a relaxing and cozy retreat amongst the vineyards in beautiful Beaujolais.

Booked this delightfully refurbished B&B for 4 nights as it was central to a family wedding were attending. Family of 5 youngest 12. Parking is at the side of the building, however new parking is being added by the owners. The Madam made us feel very welcome, showed us to the most beautiful boutique rooms. I had a little tour being shown all the photos of the building and photos. Look out for the beautiful’robe’ found in the attic. Breakfast is continental and lots of it. The owners have refurbished this home with authentic objects and it’s truly marvellous Pool was great and clean There is a drinks and dinner menu if you wish to order. Tea and coffee making was plenty too We were sad to be moving on - loved our stay Booking directly with the B&B is cheaper LOVED IT LOVED IT LOVED IT

We had such a great time. The room was spacious and comfortable, even in the August heat. The breakfasts were filling and delicious, home made from local goods by Marie-Agnes. We decided to have dinner at the Clos and feasted on an amazing tomato and apricot salad with local charcuterie and cheeses, and a terrific Beaujolais - the wine producer grows grapes in the neighboring field for their Chardonnay. This meal “at home” was one of the highlights of our trip - relaxed, local, made with love. The house and property are beautiful, walking distance to Theize, there is a swimming pool, and Eric and Marie-Agnes are the sweetest, most considerate hosts you will ever meet. I would give them six stars if I could. Merci pour tout!

Bonjour. Disons-le d’emblée, je n’y suis pas allé. Nous avions une chambre réservée, et jusque là tout se passait bien. Malheureusement, j’ai fait une dysenterie infectieuse la semaine précédent ce weekend, impossible de m’éloigner de mes toilettes. Avertis 3 jours à l’avance, le Clos a pourtant refusé de rembourser tout ou partie de la réservation, arguant que leurs conditions étaient claires et ajoutant un ironique/cynique « comme c’est dommage que vous n’ayez pas pris l’assurance annulation ». Bien sûr, les conditions sont claires, mais là il s’agit d’un cas de force majeure, pas d’un caprice. Et une dysenterie sur plusieurs jours, c’est suffisamment pénible pour espérer un peu d’empathie, de compréhension. Trois jours à l’avance, un week-end de Pentecôte ensoleillé, je peine à croire que la chambre n’aurait pas trouvé preneur (mais là, c’est de la spéculation; le refus pour contre ne laissait place à aucun doute). Bref, je n’y suis pas allé, et n’irai jamais. Puisse ce témoignage service au Clos à revoir leurs principes