Everyone sleeps on site
Nobody looks for a taxi, nobody drives home. The next morning you all meet again at breakfast.
Cottages for every taste
Five cottages, from the smallest for two to the largest for fifteen. Each has its own kitchen, bathroom and front door: you gather outside, and at night everyone goes home. Rooms complete the set, some accessible to guests with reduced mobility.
Enough to sleep a whole wedding party without sending anyone to a hotel.
Cabins, log caravans and barrels
And then there are the unusual places to sleep. Wooden cabins standing in the meadow, log caravans, and converted barrels with round doors and a terrace facing the landscape.
Those are the ones your guests photograph and still talk about a year later.
A large room and a smaller one
The gîte is not only about nights: it has its own reception room, seating one hundred and thirty, with its bar, its bay doors opening onto the terrace and a ceiling everyone dresses their own way.
A second, smaller room suits family meals, meetings and small gatherings. The whole place can be privatised, and your guests sleep a few steps away.
Twelve hectares around the gîtes
Two pools side by side behind the old farmhouse, one of them for children, and sunloungers facing the landscape. A pétanque court, a playground for the little ones, and the meadow where the cabins, the log caravans and the barrels are set.
The Bager woods begin at the end of the grounds, and the ridges of the Ossau valley close the horizon.
See the galleryThe gîte in pictures
The terraces, the kitchens, the bedrooms: a first look, before you visit.
Arrive on Wednesday, leave on Sunday
Many arrive mid-week to set things up, celebrate on Saturday, and leave on Sunday with no fixed check-out time. The venue is open all year round, and extra days are agreed when you book.
How many of you will be staying over?
Tell us your date, your number of guests and how many beds you need, and we will come back to you with what is available across both venues.