Oh, le château!
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WELCOME TO
OH, LE CHÂTEAU!
Oh, le château! is an idyllic B&B, a place to dream, dine, relax and simply be happy. Located in the South of France the site combines the best of both worlds. Here, French grandeur of times gone by is united with modern design and comfort. Here you have fast wifi at the quiet countryside. You can lounge on the spot around the swimming pool and in the garden or indulge in nearby cities and nature. Oh, le château! is your perfect base to make all kinds of trips in the beautiful Tarn, but staying in for the day is also a great option. Then you can enjoy the park with its little terraces, the delicious treats at diner, and of course your own room, a little paradise itself.
SUMMER TIME AND THE LIVING IS EASY...
Sunny swimming, delicious dining, relaxing and reading, enjoying a drink on the terrace, playing a game together, hiking and biking, exploring towns and villages, living just like God in France. Yes, it is summer at Oh, le château!
It is the time for fun and pleasure. The menu offers mouth-watering dishes and regional wines for wonderful evenings together. The oleanders around the pool bloom pink, the plane trees filter the light, the swing hits to the starry sky. For two or the whole family, for two nights or a whole week, there are rooms for everyone. Be welcome!
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5 spacious rooms, all with private bathroom and toilet
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breakfast of delicious French and home made treats
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culinary 3-course menu on request
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a welcome drink; free coffee and tea facilities
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wine, beer, soda at reasonable prices
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a large, multi-functional space to dine and drink, meet and greet
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a lounge on the first floor to read or relax
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a heated swimming pool of 15x4m, salt water
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wifi throughout the house
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a large garden with several little terraces, sunny or underneath century old trees
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a play ground for football, badminton, Kubb game…
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a large choice of board games
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literature on the region
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free parking, a bicycle shed
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an area packed with attractions, nature and culture