A place to be
Enjoy life, laugh together, rest body and soul, hang out with friends and yourself, gain perspective. Welcome to our B&B in the small village of Neffiés in the south of France. It is located right in the heart of Languedoc’s wine region and with only half an hour’s drive to the Mediterranean. It is our home and we hope that it will also become your home for a while. With personally decorated guest rooms, tailor-made services and our experience at your disposal, we offer accommodation for those who love to travel in a different way.
Enjoy our personally decorated rooms
Wine & Gourmet Tour in Languedoc
April 5–9, 2027
Join us for four days in the part of Languedoc that, after all our years here, has become our own.
You’ll stay with us at La Belle Vue and join us on visits to some of the wineries we work with. We’ll taste wine together with the people who made it, enjoy leisurely lunches and dinners at the wineries, at some of our favorite restaurants, and at our home.
But these days are just as much about everything around us. The people, the conversations, the food, and life down here. About not rushing things and about getting a little closer to the part of France that we ourselves live right in the middle of.
We only accommodate 12 guests. The group should be small enough so that everyone has time with our winemakers, can ask questions, sit together around the same table, and enjoy a personalized experience of our Languedoc.
We’ve bottled our story—our first wines are here!
Two wines. One place. One friendship.
Together with winemaker Amiel, we’ve created our own wines—born from the earth, the sun, and conversations that never ended. A smooth, everyday wine to share every day. An elegant, prestigious wine for special occasions. Both capture our story in every drop—and feature a piece of La Belle Vue on the label.
Yoga retreats
Come and enjoy wonderful days with a focus on yoga! We will alternate yoga and meditation with good dinners, visits to vineyards, markets and stroll in small lovely villages.
Wine trips
Languedoc is not only the world’s largest wine region but also the “hottest” wine region in France. Welcome on a pleasure trip with the region’s fantastic wines, our favorite restaurants and life in a small French village. Here you get to shake hands with the winemakers themselves and learn all about wine.
Hike and Land
Join us for a retreat in southern France where hiking, gentle yoga, and relaxation take center stage. During a few leisurely days at La Belle Vue in the wine village of Neffiès, you’ll discover beautiful nature, enjoy delicious food and organic wines, and settle into a slower pace far from the stress of everyday life. The retreat is suitable for both beginners and experienced participants and is led by yoga teacher and hiking guide Mari Hall. Only 11 spots are available to ensure a personal and harmonious experience.
Le Bon Vin – Wines to your front door
Do you want to enjoy Languedoc’s best wines in your home? We have selected some of the best winemakers, small independent winemakers who make artisanal wines. Read more here and subscribe to our wine newsletter.
Aymeric Amiel is coming to Sweden
We are so happy that Aymeric Amiel – the winemaker we have worked with for many years in Languedoc – is now coming to Sweden for the first time.
Domaine Amiel is located in Montblanc, just outside Béziers, not far from our village of Neffiès. Over the years, we have followed Aymeric’s work closely – from vineyard to cellar. His way of working, with respect for the site and with minimal impact, reflects what we ourselves love about Languedoc.
In March 2026, together with Swedish Taste and Solidar, we will organize three winemaker dinners in Malmö, Gothenburg and Stockholm. Evenings where the winemaker himself is on site and talks about his wines.
For us, this is more than just an event. It’s a meeting between our world in southern France and yours in Sweden.
Our village and its surroundings
Located in the beautiful Languedoc region in the south of France, Neffiés is known as France’s hidden Riviera. The village dates back to the 12th century and has always had around 1,000 inhabitants, today we are from 20 different countries. It is known to be open, pleasant and very friendly. Everyone greets each other in the street, young and old, and at the baker’s in the morning they discuss the big questions of life, some small talk and friendly questions about how they are doing and whether our guests are happy in the village.
