Auberge Du Moulin, Sainte-Enimie

Auberge Du Moulin is situated at the bottom of the canyon in Sainte-Énimie, a village recognized among The Most Beautiful Villages of France. The hotel offers direct views of the green waters of the Tarn and the hotel's garden, providing guests with a unique natural backdrop. Guests can explore the stunning landscapes of the Gorges du Tarn and the Grands Causses nearby.

The hotel has bedrooms that overlook the Tarn and the hotel's garden, offering a serene view for guests. Each room provides a connection to the natural surroundings, creating an inviting experience. A room accommodating individuals with reduced mobility is available to enhance accessibility.

Dining at Auberge Du Moulin features authentically home-made local cuisine, showcasing the flavors of the region. Guests can choose to enjoy meals on the shady terrace or near the fireplace, enhancing their dining experience. The culinary offerings allow visitors to taste the local culture in a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Auberge Du Moulin has been family-run since 1976, creating a sense of tradition and familiarity. René and Marie Couderc originally purchased the building in 1974, passing it to their daughter Pierrette and her husband Denis Carminati. Today, Sophie and Didier, representing the third generation, continue to uphold the family legacy in hospitality.

The hotel closes annually for a winter break and reopens on April 1st, allowing for seasonal refreshment and maintenance. This schedule helps ensure that the premises remain in excellent condition for guests. The annual closure provides an opportunity for the team to prepare for a new season of hospitality.

Location: Breathtaking landscapes in the Gorges du Tarn

Rooms: Bedrooms overlook the Tarn and the hotel's garden

Dining: Authentically home-made local cuisine

Management: Managed by the same family since 1976