La Magnanerie de Grans

Please visit our web site: www.lamagnanerie-grans.com COMMENTS TAKEN FROM THE PRESS... "In the little village of Grans, near Aix en Provence, stands La Magnanerie a magnificent 18th Century Provencal house ." "Hard not to fall under the spell of this ancient Magnanerie where silkworms were once raised." "This guest house is a revelation in it’s own right with its decoration full of surprises influenced by the owners’ adventerous voyages’." "Opening the door of La Magnanerie is like discovering a magical and friendly place where one can come to relax with ease ..." (Anita Viart - Maison Cosy). "An endearing place, where we cultivate the love of art and curiosities ..." (Coup de coeur 2013 "Maison d'hôtes de charme" Guide Rivages). "Maybe because silkworms were once raised here, this 18th century country house has kept the atmosphere of a protective cocoon ... we liked the charm which is like a little magic that emanates from this places ..." (Nos coups de coeur 1000 maisons d'hôtes de charme - Guide Michelin). "Upon opening the door you are enveloped in the smell of jasmine and honeysuckle to welcome you to this very special garden in the heart of the village ..." (Guide du Routard) "Caroline and François fell under the charm of Grans, and decided that this majestic 18th Century country house was THE ideal place to settle in with their cherished momentos accumulated and transported from their adventures and travels abroad . Feels like Tintin or Saint-Exupery comingback home ... " (Sébastien Siraudeau - Carnet de Charme Provence & Côte d'Azur). La Magnanerie is a charming guest house located in the heart of Provence, an ideal base for discovering all of the remarkable sights of the region. Les Alpilles (les Baux de Provences, Saint Rémy de Provence, Eygalières, Fontvieille...), Le Luberon (L’Isle sur la Sorgue, Gordes, Lourmarin, Bonnieux…), La Camargue ( Les Saintes Maries de la Mer, Aigues Mortes, Arles, Nîmes...), sans oublier Avignon, Aix en Provence, Marseille, Cassis et ses calanques et la Côte Bleue...