When autumn colours arrive in the Ardèche, Les Murets celebrates the new season with three events: cinema, local cuisine and arts and crafts.
mailto:reservation@aubergelesmurets.comSaturday 24 October: film screening Ardèche
At 2.15 pm, we invite you to discover Ardèche, the documentary by Gabriel Campina and John Dauvin.
Born in Brazil and India, the two directors have come to call the Ardèche home. On a road trip through the department, they set out to meet the people who live there and explore a simple, universal question: What makes a place feel like home?
The screening will take place in the presence of the two directors and will be followed by some «homemade» refreshments.
⚠️ Limited places – booking essential by email at reservation@aubergelesmurets.com
Price: €6.50 per person (film screening and snack)
From 9 October to 6 November: the flavours of the Castagnades on your table
In the autumn, our Local menu: Taste the Ardèche naturally takes on the colours of the season and gives pride of place to the Ardèche chestnut.
This menu also contributes to the dynamics of the Castagnades menus, organised by the Monts d’Ardèche Regional Nature Park, to bring the spirit of the chestnut festivals to life in the region’s restaurants.
🍽️ Menu available from 9 October to 6 November 2026.
Book online or call 04 75 39 08 32
Menu price: €36 per person (starter, main course and dessert)
A new exhibition featuring artists from Polinno
Throughout the Autumn Festival, Several artists from Polinno are taking over the hotel and restaurant premises : Fanny Aubin, Maëlys Pozzo di Borgo, Mariou Roux, Isabelle Louche, Sandrine Duval, Anne-Lise Roussy and Céline Donnet.
The Polinno, the centre of innovation for the arts and crafts of the Pays Beaume-Drobie, brings together craftspeople, workshops, creative spaces and resources dedicated to passing on traditional skills.
The exhibition is accessible to everyone, without having to stay in a hotel or have lunch in a restaurant.
🕘 Monday to Sunday, 9 am to 7 pm.
Free admission.
On the left: a work by Anne-Lise Roussy
