Dame Tourterelle

19th-century guest house in the heart of Gaillac, on a tiny street guaranteeing absolute peace and quiet, for discovering the City on foot.

From Dame Tourterelle, you can explore Gaillac's pedestrianized city center, with its brick facades, and the esplanade of the Maison des Vins, an emblematic address for discovering the history of the Gaillac Vineyard, one of the oldest in France. The stroll continues naturally towards Saint-Michel Abbey, overlooking the Tarn, or the Parc Foucaud, where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll after a wine-tasting session. This quiet, central location makes your stay a simple, authentic and practical interlude, with no need for a car.

On the second floor of this 19th-century bourgeois house, you'll find the three Bed and breakfast rooms and the breakfast room. The communal area, on the courtyard side, offers a pleasant setting with its 1940s Parisian brasserie tables and Persian rugs. It's an ideal place to read, relax or share a quiet moment. Tea, coffee and herbal teas are available at all hours, and books, comics, a TV and a DVD player complete this convivial space. Breakfast is served every morning between 8 and 10 am.
At the entrance to the house, a small courtyard welcomes you to enjoy a moment in the sun or a shelter in case of rain. It's the perfect place to sip your coffee, read a few pages or take a break before setting off again to explore the City.
Each room has its own style, inspired by Élodie's travels, while guaranteeing comfort designed with your rest in mind. They all feature high-quality bedding and a private bathroom.