Domain Joseph Lafarge | Chambres d'hôtes et gîtes

Domaine Joseph Lafarge | Chambre d'hôtes, gîtes et oeno-tonneaux | Hébergement insolite mâconnais | Lugny 71 Sud Bourgogne

A unique location!

Welcome on the website of the domain “Joseph Lafarge”, whose oeno-touristic structure “Le Clos du Grand Bois” includes five guest rooms, six “oeno-tonneaux” (barrel-shaped guest rooms) and five gites at Lugny, in Bourgogne Franche-Comté, at the heart of the Mâconnais.

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Our three kinds of accommodation

Chambres d'hôtes en Bourgogne Franche-Comté | Lugny | Hébergement mâconnais | Domaine Joseph LAFARGE

Our guest rooms

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Hébergement insolite - oeno-tonneau - Lugny - Domaine Joseph Lafarge

Our oeno-barrels

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Location maison de vacances toute equipée en Bourgogne | Chambres d'hôtes en Bourgogne Franche-Comté | Lugny | Hébergement mâconnais

Our gites

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Découvrir les prestations

Réservation chambres d'hôtes dans domaine viticole | Domaine Joseph Lafarge

Les Genièvres

Vacances en chambre d'hôtes à Lugny | Domaine Joseph Lafarge

Le Sorbier

Les Beguines

The little extras...

Our cuisine

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Domaine Joseph Lafarge| Lugny| Crémant de Bourgogne| Rosé| Cuvage

Oeno-touristic activities

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Meetings

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Offers and sets

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The surroundings

Go and discover Lugny, a small town of the Haut-Mâconnais, known for its wines, and then explore the whole region for all its assets!

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Acknowledgements

Thanks to all of those who, by their financial support or their technical help – and even to those who by their moral support, enabled the Clos du Grand Bois to first emerge in 2011 and to further develop (especially by the creation of the domain “Joseph Lafarge”, amongst whom in particular the Agency for the environment and the control over the energy (ADEME), the regional council of Burgundy, and the European Union by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD).

Reconstruction au sein du Domaine Joseph Lafarge Gite Sud Bourgogne Saône et Loire 71

Many thanks too, for their professionalism and the quality of their work, to the local entrepreneurs from all the fields of work who took part in this ambitious project scattered over numerous years: they made it possible to give life back to a huge agricultural domain, that of the Grand Bois.

Chambres d'hôtes en Bourgogne Franche-Comté | Lugny | Hébergement mâconnais | Domaine Joseph LAFARGE | Domaine viticole Vigneron indépendant

Thanks also to the German professional photographer Kurt Gross (Meckeneim, Rhineland-Palatinate, town twinned with Lugny since 1981) for his pictures, given for free to the domain to illustrate multiple pages of this website.

Thanks, finally, to all the touristic structures for the help brought to the development of our activity ever since it was created, amongst which: the intercommunal Tournus tourist office (and its branch in Fleurville), the neighbouring Mâcon and Cluny tourist offices, the Saône-et-Loire departmental tourism comity, as well as the Burgundy wines interprofessional agency (Beaune), etc.

Thanks to all of those who, by their financial support or their technical help – and even to those who by their moral support, enabled the Clos du Grand Bois to first emerge in 2011 and to further develop (especially by the creation of the domain “Joseph Lafarge”, amongst whom in particular the Agency for the environment and the control over the energy (ADEME), the regional council of Burgundy, and the European Union by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD).

Many thanks too, for their professionalism and the quality of their work, to the local entrepreneurs from all the fields of work who took part in this ambitious project scattered over numerous years: they made it possible to give life back to a huge agricultural domain, that of the Grand Bois.

Thanks also to the German professional photographer Kurt Gross (Meckeneim, Rhineland-Palatinate, town twinned with Lugny since 1981) for his pictures, given for free to the domain to illustrate multiple pages of this website.

Thanks, finally, to all the touristic structures for the help brought to the development of our activity ever since it was created, amongst which: the intercommunal Tournus tourist office (and its branch in Fleurville), the neighbouring Mâcon and Cluny tourist offices, the Saône-et-Loire departmental tourism comity, as well as the Burgundy wines interprofessional agency (Beaune), etc.