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Le Pont de la Loire
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2 Double Beds 258 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker and electric kettle Sleep…
1 Double Bed, 1 Twin Bed and 1 Twin Bunk Bed 258 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker…
1 Double Bed and 1 Twin Bed 151 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker and electric ket…
1 Double Bed 151 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker and electric kettle Sleep -…
1 Double Bed 151 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker and electric kettle Sleep -…
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Restaurants nearby
- JK RestaurantBib Set in a small village deep in the Charolais countryside, Jeanne-Louise and Kevin (J+K) jointly craft cuisine that is very much in tune with the times, with the occasional nods to Italy. Painstakingly selected ingredients with a soft spot for vegetables: for example, a line-fished, chunky fillet of cod, spring veggies and a stock of Burgundy miso; apple clafoutis served with whipped vanilla-laced chantilly cream. Jaw-dropping lineup of pre- and post-dinner beverages, including a few gems from Italy’s vineyards.30.3km
- Frédéric Doucet★★ Michelin Frédéric Doucet's restaurant is a creative and exciting take on established ideas of terroir and tradition. The son of bistro owners, he was born into the business, and cut his teeth in the kitchens of some of the greats, from Pierre Orsi and Paul Bocuse to the prestigious Maison Troisgros. In his premises nestled in the heart of a village with pointed towers and weathered roofs, the chef breaks it down for diners: nothing but fine ingredients from Saône-et-Loire (including Charolais beef, snails, pike and goat's cheese), prepared with rigorously applied classical techniques that do not exclud47.7km
- L'Évidence Chef Nicolas Martin has taken over the reins of the restaurant at the Hotel VillaPona, a Grand Siècle coaching inn that has been completely renovated. The dining room channels the charm of its bygone days and peps it up with contemporary details. The chef hails from the region and has worked at Lameloise, Troisgros and Jérôme Brochot's restaurant. Here, he creates tasty dishes using fresh seasonal ingredients: smoked arctic char, artichoke and cauliflower; Bresse chicken with wild garlic and morels…25.7km
- La Table de Jérôme At his Table in the Hôtel du Morvan, chef Jérôme Raymond offers modern cooking based on regional produce. The set menu is inspired by the best of the season’s ingredients, with Charolais beef often a firm favourite. The 400-bin wine list concentrates, rightly so, on Burgundy. Comfortable rooms should you wish to stay longer.26.0km
- Le Bistrot de Guillaume In a quiet street bang in the heart of Moulins, we don't need to be asked twice to take a seat in the snug dining area. In the equally dinky kitchen, the chef-owner crafts honest, homely, seasonal fare, illustrated by provençal aïoli with loin of cod and whelks, or grilled duck breast with lemon-spiked polenta and moussaka-style stuffed courgette.30.7km
- La Bulle d'Air From his open kitchen, the chef consummately crafts dishes such as low-temperature arctic char, flanked with a velvety gribiche sauce and a crunchy salad of fennel. The single set lunchtime menu is a steal – all the better when leisurely sampled on the delightful, cobbled patio in summertime.30.9km
- La Poste et Hôtel La Reconce The Restaurant de la Poste is run by a chef who hails from the village, ably assisted by his wife. His ambition is clear: to regale diners with modern dishes that celebrate good local produce – braised Charolais beef shank wrapped in celeriac, with pot-au-feu bouillon and wasabi, is a good example. Well-kept rooms, should you wish to stay over.41.5km
- La Grangée Chef Jean-Baptiste Girard, an enthusiastic champion of his region, and his Japanese-born wife, Maiko, have turned this village inn around. Local produce (Charolais beef, organic vegetables, saffron…) and what the chef forages take centre stage on the menu - the wild garlic brioche is simply delicious ! Attentive service and tableware crafted by a local artisan make for a delightful experience.45.3km
- Le Bistrot du Quai The second gourmet venture of the iconic Doucet establishment rolls out a patriotic lineup that celebrates Burgundy: snails, eggs meurette, tartare of hand-chopped Charolais beef, French fries cooked in beef tallow… Splendid riverside terrace and a smart, trendy workshop-inspired interior.47.8km
- Auberge de Briant The spacious and light new dining room gives onto the water and surrounding greenery. Tuck into the delicious dishes made by Filipe, the chef – pressé of Charolais oxtail and crayfish with sauce ravigote, sea bass roasted in olive oil, dill and garlic cromesquis... – and the tasty desserts made by Angélique, his wife!49.3km
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