Village de Gites de Booz

The chalet was just right for two, with excellent amenities, and the reception staff were really friendly. We had a very good stay and liked how well placed it is for exploring the Lozère region. Two weeks felt a little long, though, and we would have liked more chances to interact with the other guests or join an activity.

We had a pretty good week at the Chalets de Booz, and the price felt fair, though a few changes would make things more comfortable. The two bathrooms in our four-person chalet were a real plus. Some kitchen items and small appliances were missing, like teacups and a toaster, while the large separate freezer didn't seem very useful to me. The chalet was in a handy spot, near the Aveyron and not far from the Tarn Gorges, with lots of activities within reach. But there aren't any hiking or jogging paths you can access directly from the chalets. The nearby road wasn't a problem since we couldn't hear it. When we arrived, though, the chalet wasn't very clean: there was a lot of dust under the beds and several stains on the small sofa. We also noticed a sewer smell and reported it to reception.

The place is genuinely quiet and relaxing. We weren't sure about booking because the highway looked close on the map, but you can't see or hear it from the site. The management team was helpful and efficient, and there was a handy bread depot for breakfast. We had a relaxing, refreshing, and different kind of holiday in this pretty little village of chalets. They're simple but well equipped, and the surroundings are green, shady, and peaceful, right in the middle of nature. Our chalet overlooked the lake, which isn't suitable for swimming, but there's a large heated pool. It was a welcome break from everyday stress.

A really beautiful setting, and the chalets have nice terraces with not too much overlooking. It's also a very good base for visiting part of the region.