Bed and breakfast in Le Puy-en-Velay

Coming to Le Puy-en-Velay in Haute-Loire means choosing a quality destination.

Quality of life is naturally one of the major criteria that makes Le Puy-en-Velay and its region an unmissable destination!

For your next holiday or business trip, there is a wide range of bed and breakfast accommodation on the clevacances.com website in Le Puy-en-Velay and its region. Bed and breakfast accommodation that will also allow you to find out more about the riches of the Vellaves.

The Haute-Loire is a department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes where cultural and sporting events abound. During your stay in a B&B, for example, you can enjoy a wide range of open-air shows. From the summer season onwards, every evening, as soon as night falls, the Puy de Lumières show highlights, thanks to its ultra-modern scenography, the facades of Le Puy's emblematic monuments such as the theatre, the Crozatier museum, the Town Hall, the Notre-Dame du Puy Cathedral, the Chapelle St-Alexis,…

In fact, it's quite possible that from your Clévacances guest room, you could be the spectator at a world music and dance festival such as the annual Interfolk festival!

Once you've made your reservation, you'll be the lucky tenant of a bed and breakfast in a local home. You'll receive a warm welcome on arrival and personalised advice on how to make the most of your stay. For one night or more, our Clévacances guest rooms, each as charming as the next, offer a hearty breakfast made with fresh, local produce. You'll find hot drinks such as coffee, tea and chocolate, as well as fruit juices, yoghurts, cereals, fresh bread, butter, local honey and homemade jams. In short, all good things to savour!

Le Puy-en-Velay and its region: activities for all in the heart of the Auvergne!

For sports enthusiasts, book a B&B close to the Trail de St-Jacques, which is a great way to discover the Haute-Loire by covering no less than 120km over a full day. This sporting event highlights a route trodden for centuries by walkers wishing to reach Santiago de Compostela in Spain.

The start is very early in the morning from the Domaine du Sauvage in the commune of Chanaleilles, arriving late in the evening at the steps of Notre-Dame du Puy Cathedral. Along the way, you'll take in some beautiful scenery as you stride along.

Rent a Clévacances B&B and discover the Gévaudan region, famous for its eponymous beast! Next, visit the Allier gorges where, every season, white-water sports enthusiasts have a field day in the wild waters of the Allier river. Finally, take a stroll through the Monts du Velay, passing through Montbonnet and Bains, two small villages where you'll discover some pretty little nuggets. Indeed, the Chapelle St-Roch in Montbonnet is an exceptional place where many pilgrims stop off every day for a little break. There's also the church of Sainte-Foy de Bains, a Romanesque Auvergne-style church.