Le Petit Suc, chez Karine et Arnaud

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Capacities & Services

Capacity6 Person(s), 6 Person(s) (maximum)

Languages :

Equipments and services

Animaux non admis
Baby cot
Barbecue
Bike shed
Cuisine équipée
Dishwasher
Garden
Garden furniture
Hair dryer
Private car park
TV
Terrace
Washing machine
Wifi / Internet

Opening & Prices

opening times

from 01 january 2025 to 31 december 2025

Rates

Rates 2025

Weekly Rental High Season : From 536,00€ to 624,00€from 01 january 2025 to 31 december 2025
Mid-week : From 170,00€ to 198,00€from 01 january 2025 to 31 december 2025
Week : From 595,00€ to 693,00€from 01 january 2025 to 31 december 2025

Location

Le Petit Suc, chez Karine et Arnaud
102 chemin du Suc
12120 Centrès
lat. 44.147598 - lon. 2.414000

Contacts

Establishment

Le Petit Suc, chez Karine et Arnaud
102 chemin du Suc
12120 Centrès
+33 (0)6 76 56 68 38
k.constans@orange.fr

Information

Le Petit Suc, chez Karine et Arnaud
102 chemin du Suc
12120 Centrès
+33 (0)6 76 56 68 38
k.constans@orange.fr

Contact / Booking

Le Petit Suc, chez Karine et Arnaud
102 chemin du Suc
12120 Centrès
+33 (0)6 76 56 38 38
k.constans@orange.fr
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