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Available are 35 beds in single and double rooms and one 4-bedroom. Some of the rooms have private baths.
In 1894 after her beatification, the house became a religious institution. In 1994 it became a centre of hospitality for the devotees of Sophie Barat, for those seeking spiritual retreats or for tourists wishing to visit the town. “It does not contain works of art,” said sister Marie-Therese, “but it is a très jolie Maison.” The house dates back to the 16th century and is nestled in a pretty garden that links the buildings of the complex. The river, tranquil woods and lush vineyards of Joigny are only a five-minute walk from the centre.
All meals can be provided with the lodging.
There are three private gardens that guests can enjoy at their leisure.
Towels and linens are supplied. There are two dining rooms, a conference hall, chapel and three private gardens.
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Logement dans une maison religieuse
Bâtiments du XIXe siècle
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Directions: By car: From Paris take A6 and exit at Joigny. Take D943 to Joigny. A detailed map can be seen on the website. By train: From Paris take a train of the Paris-Dijon-Lyon line and get off at Joigny: From there walk (10 minutes) or take a taxi to the centre (taxis are not always available at the train station).
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