Since it was opened by Robert Wolf in 1953, the hotel has spread throughout the village, multiplying rooms and suites. Starting from seven, it now includes thirty-three bedrooms, including nine apartments. They are superb and each is unique. The architecture is always different and the decor original in each room. One bedroom, insolent, indolent, stretches out over two floors. Another, bathed in sunlight, opens wide onto a patio at the side of a pool. Some are modern, others tell of an often distant past. Certain magnificent rooms are a spectacle in themselves, such as the suite whose bathroom has a huge, round bath tucked under the rock. A troglodyte bathtub under a flood of light : a vast skylight, wonderfully situated, provides a spectacular view, between two mossy mountains, of the lush greenery of the surrounding