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Built in the 16th century as an aristo's hunting lodge, the two-storey building has mellow limestone walls and green-painted shutters. Its outlines are softened by honeysuckle and ivy. Inside are exposed beams and tiled floors, a comfortable lounge with state-of-the-art hifi and music library, and a small TV nook with DVD players and paperback library. All five room – each named after a local personality – are large, with huge beds and reproduction furniture. Bathrooms have stand-alone tubs and some have walk-in rain showers. Breakfast (buffet style, with cold cuts, cheeses, fresh bread and a plethora of home-made jams) is the only meal served, but for families and couple who like to cook there are self-catering cottages and an open-air kitchen with microwave, fridge and grill, and there's a good restaurant ten minutes' walk from the hotel. There's no bar, but an 'honour fridge' is stocked with wine, beer and soft drinks. Couples looking for a romantic space with a difference can stay in a roulotte (gypsy-style caravan) painted in bright tropical colours.
Local exploring
Families
Hotel Entertainment
Historic
No restaurant
Sights nearby
Cycling
Wine tasting
Local markets
B&B
Full of character
Sit-out Terrace
Country Escape
Romantic Break
Total relaxation
Country House
Free wifi
Charming
Traditional
Child friendly
Rooms
8 rooms in this hotelNo restaurant
No restaurant however, restaurants, bars and shops can be found 3.7 miles awaySit-out Terrace
Library
Fireplace
Parking
Free wifi
Wifi
Child friendly
Garden
Swimming Pool
Hotel Entertainment
Sights nearby
Cycling
Wine tasting
Local markets
Why do people love staying in your hotel? History and charm of the building, quiet place and peacefull environment, big garden (more than 2 hectares).
What is there to do in the area? History and culture in Avignon, charming typical villages of Provence betwwen 20 minutes and three quarters of an hour around Avignon, wine tour, lavender tour in season, cycling from the B&B using the Viarhôna path.
What kind of breakfast do you offer? We propose : assorted fresh juices from the farm, fresh and dried fruits, assorted hams and cheeses, pastries, white and brown bread, fresh baked croissants, homemade yogurts, tomatoes with local olive oil, cereals and nuts, coffee ( Nespresso or special mix from a local roaster), cappuccino, green or black tea (Damman brand), chocolate, eggs on demand (fried, scrambled or hard boiled)
Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally? We do not offer any meal apart from breakfast but we always give advice for restaurants around our B&B and even make the reservations. The nearest restaurant is within walking distance : 400 m from the B&B
Which are your most popular room types, and why? Camille Claudel is very romantic with the alcove bed and Jean Vilar with its smart baroque spirit.
What facilities do you have for children and can you fit extra beds in your rooms? There is a TV room with a choice of DVD ( mainly cartoons) and games, there is a oiutdoor games area close to the swimming pool (ping-pong, badminton, petanque).
What message would you like to give Hotel Guru readers? We are delighted to extend you a warm welcome in a convivial atmosphere
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