La Maison des Platanes

In the foothills of Larzac, in the small village of Saint-Saturnin de Lucian on the wine-growing plain, stay with family or friends in the Maison des Platanes, a beautiful gîte for six people, tastefully decorated, spacious and bright, a perfect place to spend your vacations in the Hérault! The gîte is located on the village square of Saint-Saturnin (where you can park for free), in an old café that has been renovated to blend tradition and modernity.

It opens onto a beautiful 60m² living room, warm and charmingly furnished, with a kitchen, a dining area with a large wooden table and a lounge with a sofa, two armchairs and a TV, ideal for relaxing in a cosy, comforting atmosphere. The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, coffee machine, kettle and all the cooking utensils you need to prepare delicious meals to share!

On the second floor, you'll find two double bedrooms, each with a double bed, lamps, bedside tables and storage units (as well as a full-length mirror in one of the bedrooms), all elegantly decorated! On this floor you'll also find the gîte's large bathroom, with shower, double washbasin with mirror, washing machine, tumble dryer and WC.

On the second floor, accessible via a staircase (difficult for a child to climb alone), you'll find a third bedroom with a double bed, bedside tables and lamps, a wooden wardrobe and a small library area (board games are also available). This room is adjoined by a final attic bedroom, ideal for children for example, with a double and a single bed, and a children's play area.

Please note that arrival and departure are carried out independently, using a key-box system. The deposit cheque is to be sent to the owners before your stay.

Tourist attractions:
Take advantage of your stay at the Maison des Platanes to visit the charming village of Saint-Saturnin de Lucian, organized around its church to be discovered. Stroll through its charming, picturesque streets, stop off at a café or restaurant... Discover also the Rocher des Deux Vierges, which dominates the village of Saint-Saturnin, v