Chambres D'Hotes France

We welcome you to our family home in the tradition of guest houses. You can also share our dinner guest table upon reservation and taste a “French cuisine” based on local products and from our vegetable garden. Our house is located near the “Bec des deux eaux”, at the confluence of the Vienne and the Creuse. Close to the Loire castles, the Futuroscope, the “Romanesque” abbeys of Poitou, our 2 guest rooms offer you a starting point for beautiful sightseeing and cultural discoveries.

Near the Loire Valley, very quiet bed and breafast in the middle of the country, 98 acres of private woods and large swimming pool.

The rooms are furnished with a double bed with wooden floor (160 x 200 cm for room Kandy and 140 x 190 cm for the other).Your rooms are on 1st floor overlooking the street Victor Hugo.The rooms are adjoining which is ideal for couples with children.Sheets and towels are provided. The bathroom and toilet are common for the rooms on the first floor.Opportunity to do laundry (washing machine + dryer) and access to the ironing room on the first floor. WiFi Internet access is available and you'll have access to the TV Show.

In the shade of the castle, the farm of "La Pataudière" (XVIth c.) and its truffle bed (1 ha.) welcome you for a stay in the country of Richelieu, truffle, asparagus and wine ground. Two double rooms on the ground floor, arranged in former stables, with separate entrance equiped with private separate baths and toilet small terraces with garden furniture. A family Suite (2 adults and 2 or 3 children) arranged in an former winepresshouse, on the ground floor with separate entrance,equiped with a bathroom with toilet, shower, two washbasins, a babybed, a changing table, a refrigerator and microwaves as well as a small terrace with garden furniture. A comfortable lodging (5 people) of more than 100 m². with terrace and garden furniture. From December to February we offer "Tasting Dinners", "Discovery Dinners" and "Gastronomical Menus " with a base of black truffles of the Périgord also called "Black Diamond of the Kitchen".