La Villa Kara

In an elegant 1930s residence in Romans-sur-Isère, La Villa Kara is a 4-star hotel (currently being classified) with 10 rooms where the history of a great tanning house meets the art of hospitality and the good life of the Drôme.

Built in 1930 by architect Henri Joulie, Villa Kara is an elegant Mediterranean-inspired residence nestled in the heart of Romans-sur-Isère. Formerly the property of the Cara family, great tanners who left their mark on the town's history, the house perpetuates the spirit of the fine residences of Romans, where history and the art of living meet.

Now transformed into a 10-room, 4-star hotel, La Villa Kara cultivates a warm, intimate atmosphere, true to the spirit of a home where guests are welcomed and cared for. The property opens onto a 5,000 m² wooded park with a bucolic pond, offering a true haven of calm and greenery in the heart of the city - an invitation to slow down and savor the passing of time.

As the day progresses, guests can enjoy a light lunch around a "chic snacking" offer, then extend the evening in a cosy bar. For a more complete gastronomic experience, the restaurant La Villa Margot, just a few steps away, invites you to discover refined, seasonal cuisine in the elegant setting of a characterful house.

Close to Valence and its TGV train station, La Villa Kara is an ideal base from which to explore the Drôme and Rhône Valley, with its heritage, gastronomy and gentle way of life.