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Chalet 'All-Comfort Wooden Retreat' with Mountain View, Private Terrace and Garden

Chalet 'All-Comfort Wooden Retreat' with Mountain View, Private Terrace and Garden
Valleraugue
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (6 reviews)
"Pros: accueil très sympa, chalet très agréable, tout confort très bien équipé et entretenu. il possède une terrasse sympa avec une jolie vue, il est possible de profiter du soleil à longueur de journée (parasol fournit en plus :-) ). merci!"
United States
Anonymous traveler
The price is SAR 1,132
SAR 1,428 total
includes taxes & fees
26 Jul - 27 Jul
Chalet 'All-Comfort Wooden Retreat' with Mountain View, Private Terrace and Garden
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Top Cazilhac Hotel Reviews

At the foot of the Cevennes, between sea and mountain

At the foot of the Cevennes, between sea and mountain

10/10 Excellent
"Wonderful little house surrounded by trees and bushes, so it and it's little garden is well sheltered from peeking eyes and the sun. The owner, Mireille, was a wonderful host. She did not disturb in any way and was friendly and easy to reach when needed. We did not expect to much of the little pool, but our children (9, 7 and 5 years) actually had hours and hours of fun in it. The river was also absolutely astounding and we went swimming in it almost every day. You have to have good nerves for parking along the narrow mountain road, though (like the locals). Grotte des Demoiselle is also a breathtaking experience. Walking to the town was not difficult. The many mosquitos were a bother, and the air-conditioning struggled a little to keep up, but that is probably unavoidable in a wood hut in July. All-in-all a marvelous stay"
Mark S. 7-night trip
Posted 11 hours ago
At the foot of the Cevennes, between sea and mountain

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