"Gite de La Guiraldie"

Between Aubrac, the Lot valley and the Tarn gorges, welcome to "La Guiraldie" Holiday cottage, a charming house full of character. Here, calm and serenity are the order of the day, in an unspoilt natural setting ideal for a stay with family, friends or as a couple. The building combines old-world charm with the comfort you'd expect. Inside, stone, wood and spacious rooms are the order of the day: a very pleasant and warm setting! The old Godin wood-burning stove makes for cosy evenings by the fire. Outside, a private, south-facing, not overlooked garden features a terrace, garden furniture, a barbecue and an awning for shelter. It's the perfect place to spend unforgettable moments of relaxation.

Holiday cottage adjoining the owners' residence (separate, opposite entrances), on 2 levels, in a hamlet surrounded by peaceful countryside. It features 2 large bedrooms (2 x 160cm beds, 2 x 90cm beds), a bathroom (washing machine and tumble dryer), a fully-equipped kitchen (with stone vaulted ceiling), a spacious living room (sofas, TV, DVD player, wood-burning stove, internet access (high-speed wifi). Private enclosed garden (150m²) with terrace (20m²), garden furniture, barbecue and covered shelter. High chair and baby bed available. Bed linen provided/Beds made on arrival. Wood for the stove provided free of charge. Bathroom linen not provided. Additional central heating (oil) in Spring and Autumn (12€ per day). Tourist tax. Cleaning package (70€) compulsory for corporate clients (see accommodation details). The village of Saint-Saturnin de Lenne (approx. 1km away) has a bakery-pastry shop, a Restaurant (the "Saint'Sat"), a mini-market and a post office. Saint-Geniez d'Olt (to the north) and Séverac-le-Château (to the south) are 15mins away by car. These towns are well worth a visit, as are: - The Gorges du Tarn (Point Sublime and Sainte-Enimie), a paradise for nature lovers, swimmers and white-water sports enthusiasts - Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt and Saint-Côme d'Olt, ranked among the "Most Beautiful Villages in France" (Aveyron has 11!) - The Aubrac plateau and its typical "burons" - The Laguiole cutlers and their Forge - Rodez's 3 museums (Fenaille, Denys-Puech and Pierre Soulages) - MUMIG, the museum of Millau and the Grands Causses, and the Graufesenque archaeological site - The Templar city of La Couvertoirade - The Roquefort cellars - Conques Abbey, a jewel of Romanesque architecture Book now! You're sure to fall under the spell of this charming accommodation.