La petite maison en bois

Just 20km from downtown Montpellier, 35 minutes from the beaches, and with privileged access to the Hérault hinterland, this pretty studio for 2 people welcomes you to Vailhauquès.

This wooden architect-designed house, built by the Compagnons du Devoir, has been entirely designed to provide the ideal vacation setting. You'll enjoy an unoverlooked garden and a shaded terrace with an electric barbecue.
The interior of the Holiday cottage is modern. You'll find a large living room with a brand-new, fully-equipped kitchen: dishwasher, oven, microwave, fridge, freezer... You'll have a comfortable 140x190cm bed (memory foam mattress). The bathroom is also brand-new and equipped with a walk-in shower, towel dryer and hairdryer.

For your convenience, the Holiday cottage is equipped with a TV, WiFi connection, washing machine and air conditioning. Also, the Holiday cottage is rented with all Utilities included, bed linen and towels provided.

The accommodation is not suitable for disabled people.

A covered parking space and an electric recharging point are available (extra charge).

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Vailhauquès is a charming little village in the south of France, ideally situated between the Sea and the Mountains. Just a few kilometers away, you can discover the historic City of Montpellier, with its many historic sites, shops and restaurants (including Place de la Comédie, Saint-Pierre Cathedral, Jardin des Plantes and Musée Fabre).
The famous Mediterranean Beaches are just 20 minutes away. The nearest beaches are Palavas-les-Flots and Les Aresquiers in Frontignan. The port city of Sète is approx. 30 minutes away.
Vailhauquès is also a strategic starting point for discovering the hinterland, with the Hérault gorges, numerous caves and Hiking: Saint-Guilhem le désert, Pic-Saint-loup, Valmagne Abbey, canoeing and kayaking at Laroque.
The Camargue, a natural and unspoilt region, is about an hour's drive away. It's famous for its wild horses, pink flamingos, salt marshes and magnificent landscapes.
And let's not forget the vineyards of the Hérault: the region is famous for its quality wines, especially the Languedoc reds and rosés.