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Reservation sign drawn on chalkboard for Le Jardin de la Reyssouze bed and breakfast in Gorrevod, France

Why book directly with your guesthouse?



Booking directly with the property means, above all, a simpler and more personal interaction: you can ask questions, specify your needs, check availability, and plan your stay directly with your host.
For us, it is also an opportunity to get to know you better before you arrive and to ensure we welcome you in the best possible way.

And above all, by booking directly, you are directly supporting your guesthouse and the small, independent businesses that bring life to our villages and local communities.

At Au Jardin de la Reyssouze, we are always happy to communicate directly with our future guests.
Fresh green leaves at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze bed and breakfast in Gorrevod, France

Naturally cool



At Le Jardin de la Reyssouze, we chose not to install air conditioning. This decision was driven by our desire to preserve the authenticity of this historic house and minimize our environmental impact.

Thick walls, a leafy garden, the nearby river, and shutters closed during the hottest hours keep the interior pleasantly cool. Each room is also equipped with a fan for your comfort.
Because sometimes, nature does it better than technology… 🌿

At Le Jardin de la Reyssouze, we prefer the shade of the trees to the blast of air conditioning. A simple, sincere choice that respects nature. 🌳💚
Two gardening tools with blue handles on patterned rug at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze B&B in Gorrevod

The Dutch and cheese for breakfast—it’s no myth! 🧀



In the Netherlands, cheese is enjoyed first thing in the morning. And not just any way: it’s sliced ​​into very thin strips to top their bread. To do this, they use a very specific tool: the *kaas-schaaf*.
The Slagt family, loyal guests of Le Jardin de la Reyssouze, stops by every year on their way to vacation. Last year, they promised to bring me an authentic *kaas-schaaf*... and they didn't forget! ❤️
Now I’m perfectly equipped to give our Dutch friends the proper welcome. 🇳🇱🧀
A huge thank you to this wonderful family for such a thoughtful gesture, and for their loyalty. It is always a great pleasure to see you again year after year. ❤️🌿
Breakfast pastries with chocolate chips served at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze B&B in Gorrevod, France, with fresh juice and

Why is breakfast such a special part of the experience at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze?



For many of our guests, breakfast marks the true start of the day. After a restful night, it is time to hit the road again or set off to explore our beautiful region.
At Le Jardin de la Reyssouze, we love introducing guests to local flavors. Among them are *mini-bressanes*—a delicious specialty we offer in a variety of flavors: sugar, chocolate, or praline.
These little touches often bring a smile to our guests' faces. Everyone chooses their favorite flavor—some even try all three—and conversations flow over coffee or tea.
Because travel is also about discovering a region's specialties, we are committed to making breakfast a simple, friendly, and delicious experience.
We hope this morning break leaves you with memories as wonderful as your stay at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze.
Two friendly dogs looking up at camera at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze B&B in Gorrevod, France

Holidays are meant to be shared—and that often includes your loyal four-legged companion!



More and more travelers are choosing to bring their dogs along so they can fully enjoy their trip without having to part ways.

At Le Jardin de la Reyssouze, we are happy to welcome well-behaved dogs. Here, they are just as welcome as their owners, enjoying a peaceful, leafy setting that is perfect for a stopover on your holiday journey or a stay of a few days.

Pack your bags... your companion is ready to go, too! We look forward to welcoming you.
Elegant reception area at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze B&B in Gorrevod with wooden furniture and fresh flowers

Why choose a guesthouse for a stopover?



After hours on the road, a stopover can be so much more than just a place to sleep. Choosing a guesthouse means enjoying a more personal welcome, a warm atmosphere, and an authentic setting.

At Le Jardin de la Reyssouze, we take the time to welcome our guests and share our local recommendations—whether it’s a restaurant, a walk, or simply a pleasant spot to unwind.

Whether you are stopping over in the Ain region for business or leisure, a guesthouse offers a different way to travel: one that is more personal, friendly, and relaxing. 🌿

So, for your next stopover in the Ain, why not give Le Jardin de la Reyssouze a try? 🌿
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⭐ Why leave a review after your stay?



Did you enjoy your stay at our guesthouse? Let us know!

Writing a review takes just a few minutes, but it means the world to a small establishment like ours.

Your words help future travelers get a feel for the hospitality, the house, and the experience awaiting them. They also let us know what you particularly enjoyed—and, at times, what we can still improve.

A sincere review, a few lines, a thoughtful gesture... it is a true reward for the work we put in every day.

So, after your stay at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze, if you had a wonderful time, please consider leaving us a few words. ❤️
Aerial view of Le Jardin de la Reyssouze in Gorrevod with moored boats, riverside setting and town buildings

Why make a stopover before heading south?



Every summer, many travelers cross France to reach their holiday destinations. After several hours on the road, fatigue sets in, and the journey becomes more grueling.

Stopping overnight is often the best decision. It allows you to rest, resume your journey with peace of mind, and fully enjoy your vacation the very next day.

Located just minutes from major routes, Le Jardin de la Reyssouze in Pont-de-Vaux is an ideal stopover. Here, you will find a peaceful atmosphere, private parking, comfortable rooms, and breakfast before continuing your journey.
ATV rider performing aerial stunt on muddy track near Gorrevod, France

🏁 The Pont-de-Vaux 72 Hours: an event that brings the town to life



Every August, Pont-de-Vaux shifts gears for the Pont-de-Vaux 72 Hours—a must-attend event for quad biking and motorsports enthusiasts.

For several days, our small town welcomes riders, teams, spectators, and visitors—some traveling from far and wide. The streets come alive, local businesses buzz with the event's energy, and a festive atmosphere takes over. At the Jardin de la Reyssouze, we are also delighted to be part of the action by supporting **Team HM Quad 01**.

If you aren’t yet familiar with the Pont-de-Vaux 72 Hours, this might just be the perfect opportunity to come and experience it for yourself!
Colorful plated dishes with pasta and vegetables at Le Jardin de la Reyssouze gourmet dining, Gorrevod France

🍽️ Dining in Pont-de-Vaux



Dining is an art in itself... and we are lucky to have Pont-de-Vaux just a short walk from the house!

Our guests have plenty of options to suit their tastes:
🥩 Le Cochon Rouge – brasserie-style
🍴 Au Commerce – traditional local cuisine
⭐ Le Raisin – our Michelin-starred restaurant
🍷 Le Renouveau – "bistronomic" dining in the evenings and on weekends
🌍 Les Saveurs d’Ailleurs – Middle Eastern specialties
🍽️ Le Repère

A wonderful variety of places to discover, all without needing to get back in the car.
And that makes for a truly pleasant stay! 😊
Moored houseboats and river boats at Gorrevod marina near Le Jardin de la Reyssouze B&B

The Port of Pont-de-Vaux: A Waterside Stopover



Located just a few kilometers from the Saône River, the Pont-de-Vaux marina serves as a true gateway to the town and the surrounding area.

Connected to the Saône by a 4-kilometer canal—touted as the smallest navigable canal in France—the port allows boaters to access an extensive network of waterways spanning the Bresse, Burgundy, and Franche-Comté regions.

It is seamlessly integrated into the life of the town, allowing visitors easy access to local shops, the Wednesday morning market, restaurants, and the area's cultural heritage. The port has a capacity of 225 berths and can accommodate boats up to 22 meters in length.