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Vacances au calme entre Rouergue et Quercy Classement : 2 étoiles Asprières Gîte

New single-floor house, for a quiet holiday, between Rouergue and Quercy.

New single-floor house, for a quiet holiday, between Rouergue and Quercy. Nearby, village with shops.

Living room: kitchette, living room with sofa bed, flat screen TV on TNT SAT. 1 bedroom (1 bed of 140) and a small room (2 bunk beds of 90). Bathroom, toilet. Electric heating. Baby bed and chair on request. Hire of sheets and household linen on request.

Bicycle shed. Open private land 1,000 m². Terrace, garden lounge, electric barbecue, gazebo, swing.

Classements & Labels

  • 2 stars
  • Déclaration en mairie

Capacities & Services

Capacity4 Person(s), 1 Room(s), 4 Person(s) (maximum)

Languages

:
  • Français

Equipments and services

  • Baby chair
  • Baby cot
  • Barbecue
  • Closed material storage room
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden
  • Hair dryer
  • Heating
  • Pets allowed
  • Pets allowed
  • Private car park
  • TV
  • Terrace
  • Washing machine
  • Wifi / Internet

Capacités détaillées

  • Gîte - : 1
  • Room - : 1
  • Room - : 1

Opening & Prices

opening times

    from 03 april 2027 to 02 october 2027

Rates

Rates 2026

  • Weekly Rental Low Season : 350,00€from 04 april 2026 to 27 june 2026
  • Mid-week (meublé) Haute Saison : 380,00€from 27 june 2026 to 29 august 2026
  • Mid-week (meublé) Basse Saison : 350,00€from 29 august 2026 to 31 october 2026

Methods of payment

Cheque - Cash

Contacts

Establishment

Information

Location

Vacances au calme entre Rouergue et Quercy
26 Lotissement Beau Soleil
12700 Asprières
lat. 44.5474 - lon. 2.13941
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To see nearby

Grotte préhistorique de Foissac

Grotte préhistorique de Foissac

Foissac

Come and meet the life of prehistoric men in the magical setting of the cave. Unique concretions and prehistoric remains in place.

VISITE DU VILLAGE DE BOURNAZEL

VISITE DU VILLAGE DE BOURNAZEL

Bournazel

In the 19th century, a traveller arrived in Bournazel and wrote: "From the château to the lake, one doesn't know who, man or mother nature, was the architect, painter or goldsmith to create such a special, charming bucolic setting".

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