Le Hameau de la Mûre

Le Hameau de la Mûre is a small hospitality brand operating a bed-and-breakfast and gîte retreat in the Ardèche department of southern France. According to its official website, the property is an 18th-century farmhouse set among centuries-old trees, offering "breathtaking views" and "a haven of calm and tranquillity" over the rolling Ardèche valleys. It is positioned between the communes of Saint-Laurent-du-Pape and Vernoux-en-Vivarais, a few kilometres from main roads, and looks out over the Eyrieux Valley toward the Rhône and Vercors valleys, with views extending as far as Mont Ventoux and Sainte-Victoire near Aix. The brand's offering is a collection of individually named guest accommodations rather than a conventional hotel. The website lists units such as Le Saut du Loup (a room with mezzanine, 57 sq m, sleeping 1–4), La Bergerie (a large studio, 53 sq m, sleeping 1–4), Chez Henriette (a charming room, 16 sq m, sleeping 1–2), Le Pas de Géant (a large room, 33 sq m, sleeping 1–3), Les Trois Becs (a studio, 42 sq m, sleeping 1–3), L'Ardéchoise (a suite, 52 sq m, sleeping 1–3), Chez Claire (a room, 22 sq m, sleeping 1–2), Le Châtaignier (a gîte with lounge and bedroom, 57 sq m, sleeping 1–4), and Vercors (a lounge and bedroom unit, 61 sq m, sleeping 1–5). Shared facilities include a sauna and a conference and reception room, indicating that the property caters both to leisure guests and to small events or retreats. The brand's identity is built on heritage architecture, natural setting and privacy. Its marketing language emphasises relaxation, harmony and the "inimitable charm" of period buildings, terraces and footpaths. It operates primarily in the French domestic tourism market, with an English-language version of its website suggesting some appeal to international visitors. Ownership, founding date and corporate structure are not disclosed in the available evidence; Wikidata classifies it simply as a "B&B in the Ardèche, France."

Le Hameau de la Mûre is a hospitality brand centred on a restored 18th-century farmhouse estate in the Ardèche, southern France. The available evidence does not record a founding date, founder or corporate history. Its official website presents the property as a historic farmhouse set among centuries-old trees, with period buildings, terraces and footpaths forming the core of the guest experience. The site is located between Saint-Laurent-du-Pape and Vernoux-en-Vivarais, overlooking the Eyrieux Valley, with views toward the Rhône and Vercors valleys and as far as Mont Ventoux and Sainte-Victoire. Over time the estate has been adapted into a collection of named guest units — rooms, studios, suites and gîtes — alongside shared amenities including a sauna and a conference and reception room. Wikidata records the entity simply as a bed-and-breakfast in the Ardèche. No ownership, listing or expansion history is available in the supplied evidence.

A peaceful, heritage-style bed-and-breakfast retreat in the Ardèche countryside, offering individually named rooms and gîtes with panoramic valley views.

• Le Saut du Loup

  One room plus mezzanine, 57 sq m, sleeps 1–4.

• La Bergerie

  Large studio, 53 sq m, sleeps 1–4.

• Chez Henriette

  Charming room, 16 sq m, sleeps 1–2.

• Le Pas de Géant

  Large room, 33 sq m, sleeps 1–3.

• Les Trois Becs

  Beautiful studio, 42 sq m, sleeps 1–3.

• L'Ardéchoise

  Suite, 52 sq m, sleeps 1–3.

• Chez Claire

  Charming room, 22 sq m, sleeps 1–2.

• Le Châtaignier

  Gîte with lounge and bedroom, 57 sq m, sleeps 1–4.

• Vercors

  Lounge and bedroom, 61 sq m, sleeps 1–5.

• Sauna

  Shared sauna facility.

• Conference and reception room

  Shared space for conferences and receptions.

1. 1Home | Le Hameau de la Mûrelamure.com
2. 2Le Hameau de la Mûre - Wikidatawikidata.org