Hôtel International Les Ursulines

A 17th-century convent building, Les Ursulines channels its ecclesiastical past into soaring stone vaults, a cloister courtyard open to the sky, and a chapel with stained-glass fragments still intact. The property sleeps guests in converted cells on two wings and hosts ceremonies and receptions in the former refectory—a hall with 8-metre ceilings and stone walls that date to 1658. Capacity is 50–150. The grounds include a kitchen garden planted with heirloom herbs and vegetables, supplying the on-site restaurant. Stone floors and candlelight dominate; modern comfort arrives via heating and electricity only.