|
Name |
Rms |
Table d'hôte |
Commune |
Description |
 |
La Roseraie
05 61 69 71 44
English spoken
|
4 |
yes |
Artigat |
Sue and Stephen live in a large house atop one of the foothills between Pamiers and the Lèze valley and enjoy a panoramic view of the Pyrenees. |
 |
Maison Esmeralda
05 61 66 70 57
English spoken
|
4 |
yes |
Biert |
The Dixon family exchanged their dairy farm in the centre of France for this large house on a verdant property on the banks of the Arac. |
 |
Villa Belisama
05 61 02 83 24
English spoken
|
3 |
yes |
St Lizier |
Marylène and Jean-Michel are passionate about history and travel and this is reflected in their beautiful half-timbered house, dating from the 12th and 17th centuries, situated in the upper part of the historic area of St Lizier (officially designated "one of the most beautiful villages of France.") |
 |
Rosina de Pèira
"Les Estivades"
05 61 96 40 16
|
5 |
yes |
Fabas |
Rosina is a renowned singer in the Occitan language. Her family home transformed into a bed and breakfast is situated in the rolling hills of the Volvestre area. |
 |
L'Esclopier
05 61 96 65 40
|
4 |
yes |
Mercenac |
Claudine and Jean-Marc Feuillerat raise poultry and grow vegetables on the farm they inherited from her grandparents. Claudine is a wonderful cook, serving regional specialities using the farm produce. Jean-Marc offers classes in panning for gold in the nearby Salat river. |
 |
Le Château
05 61 66 73 93
ou 06 83 12 45 38
English spoken
|
2 |
yes |
Clermont |
Claudette and André live in a small manor house in a quiet hamlet about 7 km from the Mas d'Azil cave. The Way of Saint James passes in front of the house. |
 |
GRATIA
05 61 68 64 47
English spoken
|
3 |
no |
Lézat-sur-Lèze |
Open from 1st June to 30 Sept. Florence Potey's former farmstead is nestled in the rolling hills of the Lèze valley at the end of a wooded lane. Very secluded, with a maisonette next to the pool that guests can use for relaxing. |
 |
Le Domaine Fournié
05 61 05 54 52
|
5 |
yes |
Tarascon |
Bed and breakfast and gîtes in a large "maison de maître" on the edge of Tarascon, near the Prehistoric Art Park. |
