B&B / Workshops / Events
Les Hauts de la Cavée
Welcome to my House
At the top of the sunken road, under the watchful eye of the church tower, I await my guests. I listen quietly and fascinated to their stories and store them in my rooms. I breathe in their dreams, their wishes, their secrets, and offer them a safe haven.
On beautiful summer evenings, the hazel tree whispers soft, warm warmth to them, and in winter, the fire crackles, connecting heartwarming conversations like pearls of connection. Teacups in the sun, laughing children in my garden, swaying flowers as silent witnesses, an open door.


My mission
My stones are there to embrace and bring people together—in rooms where the day begins with a hearty breakfast, or throughout the house, which opens up to those who wish to stay with friends or family.
My doors are there to remain open to those who come home: travelers seeking peace, families who want to celebrate together, or groups finding their own path through workshops and training sessions.
My windows are there to let in light and inspiration. As the sun plays with the trees, the woodpecker taps, and the squirrel darts, new stories and events emerge here, which I carefully organize myself or that others foster.
I am a house that invites you to rest, share, and grow—again, with every arrival.
This being human is a guest house. Every morning a new arrival.
My environment
ERMENONVILLE – a quiet village steeped in history
Ermenonville, 10 minutes from the Paris motorway exit, is an idyllic village full of peace and charm nestled in the heart of a verdant nature reserve. Renowned for its historic park, associated with the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the village offers beautiful walks, charming streets, and a warm welcome. It's a place that invites you to unwind and let yourself be carried away by the atmosphere.
Nature
Parc de Jean J Rousseau
Culture
Abbaye de Chaalis
Culture
Senlis
Entertainment
Mer de Sable
Further places to visit within a radius of 50 km: Paris, Chantilly, Compiègne, Pierrefonds.


