Comà a l'ostal

Escape to the heart of Pastel and Cocagne country, in this charming bed and breakfast 8km from the Grand Site Occitanie: Revel-Lac-Saint-Ferréol! Bonus: unforgettable breakfast and table d'hôtes!

In Montégut-Lauragais, between rolling hills and the gentle pace of life, our Bed and breakfast opens its doors to you for a timeless interlude. Nestled at the foot of the Mountain Noire, just 8 km from the Grand Site Occitanie Revel-Lac-Saint-Ferréol, it promises an unforgettable stay. Enjoy a generous breakfast and a gourmet table d'hôte, featuring local and homemade products, charcuterie, cassoulet and jams are Jean-Philippe and Isabelle's specialties. Let yourself be seduced by the soothing jungle decor, a large 160 cm bed for restful nights and an ideal setting for exploring the treasures of the Lauragais region.
Comà l'Ostal, just like home in Occitan!

From the moment you arrive, you'll feel right at home. The warm ambience of this room, with its touches of greenery, plunges you into a cocoon of serenity. Whether you're on a tourist getaway or a business trip, every detail has been designed with your comfort in mind. In the morning, enjoy a hearty breakfast on the sunny terrace or in the convivial dining room, before setting off to discover the surrounding wonders.

In the immediate vicinity, explore Revel, a dynamic bastide renowned for its Market, ranked among the most beautiful in France. Take a refreshing break from nature and history at Lake Saint-Ferréol , birthplace of the Canal du Midi. Venture along the shady paths of the Mountain Noire, a verdant setting ideal for Hiking and cycling. Push on to Sorèze, an important heritage site with its Abbey School and Dom Robert tapestry museum. Immerse yourself in Occitan culture at Castelnaudary, the capital of cassoulet, or marvel at the landscapes of the Seuil de Naurouze, the watershed between the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Finally, stroll through the narrow streets of Saint-Félix-Lauragais , a charming medieval village with a breathtaking view over the Lauragais plain.