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Le Mineur Paysan

Decazeville

Located along the Way of Saint James (GR 65), just under 2 km from the centre of Decazeville, overlooking the town. Come enjoy a sundowner on the terrace with a stunning panorama.

Le Couvent de Chantemerle

Rodelle

The Chantemerle convent is situated 15km from Rodez, the capital of the Rouergue. You will be able to enjoy our enchanting setting, an acre and a half of quiet and shaded parkland in the heart of the village.

Gîte de la Cité de la Couvertoirade

La Couvertoirade

In the shelter of the ramparts of La Couvertoirade with views over the Larzac, come and spend a night in the old presbytery. Why not taste cooking made with local products...

L'Escampette

Saint-Jean-du-Bruel

Welcome to L'Escampette !

Accueil pèlerins de l'Abbaye Sainte-Foy

Conques-en-Rouergue

Pilgrim welcome on the Compostella Path. Groups (seminars) and individuals looking for a spiritual retreat welcome during the winter season.

Gîte d'étape l'Orée du Chemin

Golinhac

Close to the village of Golinhac, stop-over village on the Chemin de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle that overlooks the deep Gorges du Lot, the stop-over gîte l'Orée du Chemin welcomes you in a restored barn.

Résidence de vacances Le Sériguet

Belmont-sur-Rance

Le Sériguet is a holiday village that offers rooms or apartments, for a night or several days, for individuals or groups. Situated in Belmont sur Rance, in the southern Aveyron, it is a superb building that overlooks the village.

Le hameau Saint Martial

Rieupeyroux

Off the beaten track! Holidays in an ideal family setting: no crowding, no crowding, real comfort and quality of life. Here everything has been thought of for your comfort ...

Gite d'étape Communal de Noailhac

Conques-en-Rouergue

The municipal stop-over gîte in Noailhac is situated 8km from Conques, one of the plus beaux villages de France (most beautiful villages in France), on the Chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle.

Gîte d'étape communal La Tour des Anglais

Saint-Chély-d'Aubrac

Aubrac, 'Alto Braco' in an old local patois, meaning 'the high place' is located on the Aubrac Plateau at 4422 feet altitude. The village, a very rich place historically speaking, is listed as a Historic Monument and is a stop-over on the Way of St. James. The stop-over gîte is hidding in a tower dating from the 14th century, built as a protection against the English during the Hundred Years War.

Gîte d'étape communal de Sainte-Geneviève-sur-Argence

Argences-en-Aubrac

Municipal stop-over gîte able to accommodate up to 15 people.

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