ACCOMMODATION EQUIPPED WITH: Kitchenette with oven, TV, air-conditioning, furnished terrace.
The Mazets de Gaujac residence is located 100m from the village. The nearest shops are 2.5km away in Connaux. The residence consists of 56 small "mas" (traditional houses) built in woodlands on a hillside.
FREE OF CHARGE
- Swimming pool and paddling pool (not heated, open from April to September weather permitting)
- Children's play area
- Tennis and Table tennis (equipment provided subject to availability)
PAYABLE SERVICES
Hotel Service Options(state at time of booking and pay locally, see price table):
- Option A: Beds made on arrival (bed linen included)
Option B: End of stay cleaning (excluding kitchenette)
- Option C: Beds made on arrival and end of stay cleaning (excluding kitchenette, bedlinen and towels included)
- Option D: Bed linen
- Option E: Towels (hand towel, bath towel, tea towel)
- Cot hire up to 2y old: 25 euros/stay (subject to availability, state at the time of booking and pay locally)
- From 03/04 to 16/10: Bar/restaurant (meal options available, state and pay at the time of booking)
- Bakery service
- Small grocery store
- Laundry room
- Table football
- Pool table
- Darts
- Bike hire
- Wifi access in Reception and in the Restaurant
MEAL OPTIONS
- Bar/restaurant (open from 03/04 to mid October, half-board option for 7 nights minimum available from 26/6 to 11/9).
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
(state at time of booking and pay locally)
- Free parking
- Free TV
- Pets: 34 euros/pet/week (max. 2 per holiday home)
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HOLIDAY HOME SLEEPS 5/6 (M.56), approx 40m², bathroom, living area with double sofa bed, double bedroom, small bedroom with bunks.
> MAISONNETTE 6/7 PERSONNES (M.67)
HOLIDAY HOME SLEEPS 6/7 (M.67), approx 45m², bathroom, living area with double sofa bed, double bedroom. Upstairs: mezzanine or alcove with twin beds. Extra bed for 7th person on request - state at time of booking.
In and Around Gaujac:
Discover within an 80km radius, the Mediterranean beaches and the Camargue, the Tarn and the Ardeche Gorges and the historical towns of Arles, Nimes, Avignon... not forgetting the Haribo sweet museum.
SPORT and LEISURE:
Rambling
Cycling...
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Some of the places you would regret to miss: Verdon Gorges, Mercantour National Park, Mont Ventoux, Aix en Provence (where Cezanne painted), wild Camargue, Luberon mountains, Grasse (capital of the perfume industry for centuries), Avignon (old mediaeval papal city), Saint-Remy de Provence, Pont du Gard (Roman Aqueduct)... The list is long and the best is to come and see it by yourself...and discover the rest.
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A word of advice from Lagrange: French roads are excellent, but not free, so keep some euros handy.
