From Le Puy-en-Velay to Conques
An important first walk, with its landscapes, effort and the sense that the Way transforms those who leave as much as those who welcome.
Our story
At Les Chambres d'Athela, hospitality is not a formula: it is a way of opening the door, putting down the bag, taking care of arrivals and letting calm do its work.


The starting point
To understand the soul of the house, you have to go back to Haute-Loire, to Saugues. Chloe was born on the Way of Saint James and saw it live through the seasons: early departures, bags put down, tired faces and encounters that stay.
This memory of hospitality, of the stopover and of care given to travellers naturally accompanies the Athela project.
An important first walk, with its landscapes, effort and the sense that the Way transforms those who leave as much as those who welcome.
A new, longer and deeper stage, confirming the wish to create a place where people can catch their breath.
At Athela, the spirit stays simple: welcome with care, offer a quiet setting and let everyone leave lighter.
A shared project
The house welcomes pilgrims, but not only pilgrims. Couples, holidaymakers, nature lovers and visitors to Lectoure also find a quiet, human and easy-going address here.
The common thread is the same for everyone: a direct welcome, a comfortable room, outdoor spaces, homemade dinner when reserved, and the chance to discover the region at your own rhythm.


Being present, answering clearly, helping organise arrivals and keeping a human relationship without unnecessary staging.
The garden, veranda, woodland and shaded corners are there so the stay is not just a night, but a true pause.
Dinner is prepared in advance so the meal remains pleasant, generous and adapted to everyone’s needs.