Allaye's place is really beautiful, unique, cozy and relaxing. It's a converted stone barn that's full of interesting touches that it's clear she's put a lot of energy and thought into. The location is stunning. The bed is a loft above the sitting area, with a wide view of the forest around the property which is really amazing.
Unfortunately, we could only stay one night. My boyfriend had a terrible flu, and because the bed is a loft and there's no manual control over the temperature (the heat comes from a super cool 19th century French wood burning stove that you either have to climb down and feed through the night if it's cold OR fill with wood before bed, which we did - and it became so hot we were suffocating) it wasn't conducive to battling the terrible cold he had. We ended up checking into a hotel closer to town so we had more control over the temp and so he could go to urgent care the next day.
If I could add one detail to the space it would be a vent or a window that opens in the loft bed space, some way to let out the heat if it gets too intense. At around 4am we were roasting, sweating through the sheets, so I had to put out the fire and open the doors. A few hours later, of course, it got pretty chilly again, so we just hunkered under the covers.
But, if it weren't for him being sick, we would have very happily spent a few days there relaxing in the beautiful space Allaye has created. She really paid attention to detail - everything fits, and she has a great eye for design. Hers is a rustic, unique, gorgeous place.