Gîte
St-Juéry
Gite Chantefriboule - Gîte Capucine
"Chantefriboule" has been improving since 2000: pool with removable cover, spa, billiards.Something for all, in all seasons: moments together for couples, families, among friends
Located in the south of the Aveyron and at the entrance of the Tarn, in the Grands Causses Natural Regional Park, between 2 UNESCO World Heritage listed sites: the Causses Cévennes, Albi and its cathedral, these gites are the ideal place for good walks.
Detached gîte in a hamlet on two levels, three other gites are located in the hamlet. The gite comprises three bedrooms (6 single beds that can be twinned), shower room, kitchenette (dishwasher) / lounge (fireplace, tv set, sofa and Wi-Fi), central heating, 32 m2 unclosed terrace and balcony, garden furniture, and barbecue. Bed linen and household linens are provided. Shared facilities: covered swimming pool (18 x 9), playground, games - communal room (fireplace, tv set, video library, snooker table...,), washing machine / tumble dryer, telephone.
Open all year round
Capacities & Services
Capacity2 Person(s), 1 Room(s)
Languages : 
Equipments and services
- Barbecue
- Dishwasher
- Fireplace
- Spa
- TV
- Washing machine
- Wifi / Internet
Opening & Prices
opening times
- from 01 january 2020 to 31 december 2020
Rates
Rates 2020
- Weekly Rental Low Season : 258,00€
- Weekly Rental Mid Season : From 369,00€ to 386,00€
- Weekly Rental High Season : 465,00€
- Weekly Rental Very High Season : 551,00€
- Mid-week : From 246,00€ to 319,00€
- Weekend : From 194,00€ to 260,00€
Methods of payment
Cheque - Holiday voucher - Cash
Location
Contacts
Establishment
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Gite Chantefriboule - GH22
La Liquière Basse
12550 St-Juéry
Contact / Booking
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Mme BIROT - GH22
La Liquière Basse
12550 St-Juéry - +33 (0)6 82 09 34 27
- contact@gites-chantefriboule.fr
- Website
To see nearby
Château de Saint-Izaire et Musée de l'Archerie
St-Izaire
Fortified castle from the 14th century whose impressive sandstone walls hide the refinement of its internal decoration.
Château de Brousse
Brousse-le-Château
13th to 18th century castle (château fort). The fortified walls have been conserved as has the major part of its walkway. Diverse exhibitions, paintings, photos, ancient tools...
Château de Coupiac
Coupiac
15th century château of imposing architecture. One of the last of the château of the Counts of Rodez still intact today.
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