Òli is set in an 18th-century village house, once a grocery shop, tucked into one of the oldest and brightest lanes of Roquecor, in the Quercy Blanc region. We welcome only one guest room. A simple choice, offering calm, intimacy, and attentive presence. Inside, the atmosphere is contemporary and warm. Light stone, old beams, vintage furniture, bold colours, garden flowers, thoughtful touches… A living, singular place, with genuine soul. Comfort is felt from the moment you arrive: Aveyron wool mattress, low-VOC paints, and Nature & Progrès soaps. In the morning, an organic, locally sourced breakfast highlights seasonal products. A selection of organic herbal teas and revitalised filtered water are available at all times. Here, time slows. Read. Rest. Wander. Watch the sky. The room has neither television nor Wi-Fi, to allow for deeper rest. In summer, guests may book optional private access to our swimming pool, to extend the feeling of ease. 📍 Òli is located on one of the loveliest streets in the village, close to the restaurant Tête d’Ail. An ideal stop for a weekend escape, a quiet retreat for two, or gentle time to yourself.

We are Émilie and Franck, life partners and fellow explorers of rural living. After years on the French Riviera, we chose a simpler, more rooted way of life in the Quercy Blanc. Franck, a music lover, former DJ and radio host, tends to the soul of the house. Émilie, an artist and slow-entrepreneurship guide, loves transformative stories and sincere conversation. We imagined Òli as a gentle, vibrant, and sensitive refuge for those seeking to slow down, breathe differently, and savour the quiet beauty of everyday life.

Roquecor is a hilltop village in Tarn-et-Garonne, where Quercy Blanc meets Gascony. It offers a peaceful atmosphere, wide views over the rolling hills, a lively bistro, a weekly farmers’ market, and a network of charming lanes to wander right from the house. The surrounding area is full of treasures: Montaigu-de-Quercy, Tournon-d’Agenais, Lauzerte — listed among the most beautiful villages in France — as well as numerous walking paths, small lakes, and bucolic landscapes. Between nature, heritage, and gentle rural life, the region invites both quiet contemplation and delicious culinary, cultural, or artistic discoveries.