Twelve rooms,one long table.

A seventeenth-century townhouse in the old town, restored slowly and kept for a small number of guests at a time.
The house
Auren House stood empty for eleven years. We spent four bringing it back: the oak floors, the roof timbers, the fig tree in the courtyard. Now it has twelve rooms, a library and one long table where supper is served at eight.
The garden terrace looking out to the lake
Afternoon light through linen curtains
12
Rooms and suites
1680
Year built
5
Minutes to the square
A calm bedroom with white linen
A guest reading in a bright bedroom
A suite with a curved timber headboard
A classic bedroom with tall windows
From £000 a night · sample
Supper laid on the long table

Supper at eight.

The long table · Dining
Dining
One menu a night, written that morning from whatever the market had. Guests sit together; anyone who'd rather not is welcome in the garden.
A table set for supper
Breakfast
7.30 – 11.00
In the garden or brought to your room: bread from the bakery on the corner, eggs, fruit, coffee as you like it.
Aperitivo
18.00 – 19.30
A glass of something local under the fig tree, with whatever the kitchen is testing for supper.
Supper
From 20.00
One menu at the long table, three or four courses, written that morning. Tell us by noon if you’re joining.
Finding us

Off a quiet lane, five minutes from the square.

Street address, Old Town (placeholder). Leave the car at the gate; we'll bring your bags up.
A narrow cobbled lane between old stone houses
Train station
10 min by taxi
Nearest airport
50 min by car
Cathedral square
5 min on foot
Lake jetty
8 min on foot
Travel times are placeholders.

Stay a while longer.

Auren
Twelve rooms in the old town.
Street address, Old Town
stay@auren.example
000 0000 0000
Letters from the house, four a year.
© Auren House (sample)
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