Pablo H.
We spent almost a week here in August. It's a renovated village house, roomy and comfortable, with clean, spacious bedrooms, large bathrooms with walk-in showers, and a terrace with tables and chairs. It's well equipped overall, including disabled access and an adapted room. The kitchen has what you need, though the old toaster is tricky to control. There's no air conditioning or fan anywhere. With the daytime heat, it was hard to bear, but opening all the windows at night at least let us sleep. In the bedroom just inside the entrance, light from a municipal streetlamp shines in when you open the window and partly lower the blinds. It never turns off, and there's a stone bench opposite where locals chat and laugh loudly until around 1:00 pm. The village is a convenient base for nearby towns, and several hiking routes start right there, suitable for walks with or without children. There's also a municipal pool, inexpensive and a welcome relief in hot weather. Recommended.
