La Maison des Filles

In the charming commune of Marseillan, a true natural paradise on the typical Hérault seafront, not far from the Bagnas nature reserve, come and stay in the Holiday cottage la Maison des Filles, a pleasant four-person cottage where you can relax and enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine!

The house, which has air conditioning, opens onto a large living room with lounge, dining room and open kitchen, in a modern, sober and elegant style. You can enjoy your time in front of the Holiday cottage's TV, comfortably seated on the sofa, or play the board games provided on the living room table, with family or friends. The kitchen is well-equipped, with oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with freezer, coffee machine, kettle and toaster, as well as all the necessary cooking utensils. The kitchen also has a washing machine.

Upstairs, you'll find two double bedrooms with bedside tables and lamps, storage space and dressing rooms. The Holiday cottage also has a bathroom with shower, vanity unit with basin and mirror, and a private toilet.

You'll also enjoy a beautiful exterior (where you can also park one or more cars privately), in the beautiful Hérault sunshine, with shaded garden furniture at the rear of the Holiday cottage.

Tourist attractions :
Ideally located on the Bassin de Thau, close to the lagoon and Sète, take advantage of your stay in Marseillan to stroll along the quays on the Avenue de la Méditerranée and admire the traditional fishing boats of the Hérault coast, or take a bike ride along the cycle path linking Marseillan to Sète! Take a detour along the City's heritage trail to discover the port, Place Carnot, Château de Bayle, Henri Maurin Theater and the Market every Tuesday morning.

You can also enjoy the fine sandy beaches of Marseillan Beach and swim in the Mediterranean.
If you're a nature-lover, be sure to take a stroll through the Bagnas nature reserve, the green lung of the Hérault coastline, to appreciate the calm and beauty of the landscape and discover the varied local flora and fauna: birds, reptiles, amphibians, lagoons, salt meadows... If you're into the sea and history, take advantage of your stay to visit the Musée de l'Huitre et de l'Ostréiculture (Oyster and Oyster Museum), retracing the history of shellfish farming on the Mediterranean coast.