Built in 1866 on the bed of the Allier river, the CHA-RI-VA-RI was originally the opulent village house of the Marsset family. We have preserved everything from this period, blown windows on the south side, chestnut parquet floors, Volvic slabs, woodwork and fireplaces, while inscribing it in our time by choosing a sober and refined layout which without pomp highlights the   the real luxury of the house: its volumes and  the beautiful part of the landscape. 

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A large living room, books everywhere, a garden lulled by the sound of water, a dining room. The whole which is extended by a balcony where breakfasts and aperitifs drag on under the aegis of the river. Upstairs four guest rooms, spacious, each with its amenities, blue, yellow, wood, a double bed,everything you need but not too much.