20 minutes from the A7 exit, in an exceptional natural setting of 8 hectares, the air-conditioned cottage offers you a haven of peace for 4 people with its private garden and swimming pool. Located on a large plot of land with a lovely view of the Berg massif.
pretty tiny house, very cozy all in wood, view of nature 1 bedroom with a double bed (possibility of adding 1 travel cot) 1 bathroom with shower and sink 1 room with stove, sink, small fridge covered terrace with tables and chairs, very natural
'La Maison de MALORY' is a comfortable and well-equipped independent gîte with a private saltwater swimming pool, with an above-ground beach, on an unfenced 1000m² plot.
New house, independent, on the edge of the village, not overlooked. View over the countryside with garden, shaded parking and terrace.
Here, you'll be greeted by the owners themselves, who will help you get right into the swing of your vacation. Authenticity, respect, mutual support, camaraderie, fun, and good humor punctuate your stay.
Gite in basalt stones located in a large building of character in Ardèche, in a natural setting next to the vineyards. River and aquatic areas within walking distance. Access to the swimming pool and to the services of the Arches campsite during the season..
A gathering of 24 rural cottages on a secluded place surrounded by nature, with a swimming pool and a family atmosphere. Group bookings are possible during the off-season (approximately 45-70 people outdoors). An indoor function room is available for up to 30 guests, with the option of hiring a caterer.
Set of 24 gîtes (from 2 to 7 people) in an isolated domain surrounded by nature, with a large swimming pool. Possibility of hosting groups of 10 to 45 people in the off-season with catering possibilities. Family welcome, open all year round.
On a charming silk culture dated of 1839, entirely vaulted, our cottage "Rosalie et Sylvain" welcome 2 at 4 persons. Parking, private terrace, aromatic garden, swimming-pool, library... Everything is here to spending good times.
