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The Best Farm Stays & Vineyard Hotels in France in 2023

 

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SOUTH WEST FRANCE:

Farmland around the Dordogne River Valley, France.

Though there is stiff competition from the likes of Normandy and the South/South East of France, South West France is undoubtedly  one of the its best regions for agriturismo and for rural tourism in general, with its green, fertile rural interior getting more attention from visitors that its coast.

There are miles of beautiful coastline in South West France though, from the Charentes all the way south to the Pyrenees and the Spanish border. Though it also should be said that much of this coastline is overdeveloped, especially in the far south, though in some other pockets, especially to the north, you can also find almost deserted stretches of sand beach.

The South West home is also home to two of the country’s nicest major cities, Bordeaux and Toulouse, but inland lies most of its charm. In the far north, where Aquitaine meets Poitou-Charente for example, the beautifully rural Charente and Deux Sevres region is famed for its canals, some call it the green Venice, and is a great area for boating. The land is flat and sometimes marshy especially near the coast and village life here is peaceful and slow.

The Dordogne department, to the East of Bordeaux, has been a favorite area for British holiday makers and second home owners for decades now. Many of its beautiful, typically French villages have a substantial, full or part time British population, drawn here by the good food and wine, agreeable weather and the quaintness of the Dordogne villages.

All around the central town of Perigueux there is rich farmland that contains quite a few quality farm stays with that great regional food and wine to be enjoyed at source. The Aquitaine region near Bordeaux is famous as being one of the world’s premier wine growing regions, and is a beautifully refined rural area with many top restaurants, wineries and chateaux, and, just to the south of Bordeaux there is Les Landes, Western Europe’s largest forest area, which offers some great hiking and nature walks.

Farther inland, the Midi-Pyrenees centered around Toulouse is a lovely, mainly rural, area of rolling green hills and fertile plains. Once a part of the historic province of Gascony, it is drawing more and more tourists due to the many beautiful, very medieval, ‘Bastide’ towns in the area. In the north east it shares some of the Massif Central around the town of Rodez, as well as the beautiful green plains of the Aubrac Plateau.

To the north too, with historic towns, forests, and limestone gorges, the Quercy region is a beautifully rural, unspoilt area. And to the South the land rises to the Pyrenees with beautiful mountain landscapes and seasonal winter sports centers. All over this beautiful, diverse region there are good farm stays and gites to be found. And while the industry in France generally, isn’t as developed yet as in say, Italy, it does have a head start over other countries due to its long tradition of wine tourism and more general farm stays are popping up all the time, in the South West of France especially.

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SOUTH OF FRANCE:

Agriturismo Farmhouse in the rural South of France.

The South Of France, long one of the world’s most visited and most admired tourist regions has a rich rural heritage behind the glitz and glamour of its coast and though the industry is still quite underdeveloped compared to say Italy next door the numbers, and quality, of its agriturismo farm stays are gradually increasing.

The French Riviera, full of household names like St. Tropez, Cannes and Nice is very developed and very expensive and is what most people associate with The South Of France. But of course it’s a huge area and there is plenty to do and see for those who don’t want to be stuffed into pricey beach resorts.

Provence, is the obvious escape from the coast with deep valleys, rugged dry mountains, fields of flower meadows and some picture perfect little towns, the likes of Moustiers Sainte Marie, Roussillon, Gordes, and many many more. Its larger settlements too can be captivating; the elegant and cultured city of Aix-en-Provence being perhaps the best example, though the beautiful, and very historic Avignon is also a must visit, and just to the south of Avignon there are the ancient Roman cities of Nimes and Arles.

Arles, on the Rhône River, is particularly famous for being a temporary home for, and evidently a source of great inspiration for, Vincent Van Gogh. There is a Van Gogh museum in the city and you can visit the site of the famous Yellow House where he once resided. Arles is also known for its many Roman remains, including the amphitheatre; les Arènes d’Arles.

One of Provence’s undoubted rural highlights are the lavender fields of the Luberon, just north of Aix-en-Provence, which are in full bloom in June, July and August. Towards the Italian border and Briançon, one of the highest cities in Europe you have the less visited High Alps department, mountains as you would expect, dry and rocky and full of dramatic scenery.

West of the Rhone river the Languedoc-Roussillon region, with the lively student city of Montpellier as its capital, is also known for its sandy beaches which are popular with tourists, mainly local ones, but in most places are a lot more relaxed and comfortable than the Riviera.

Among the urban centres of the Languedoc, apart from Montpellier, the ancient Roman cities of Bezier and Narbonne, and the extremely picturesque fortress city of Carcassonne are also deservedly popular among visitors. Towards the Pyrenees the capital of the Pyrénées-Orientales is the lovely Perpignan, which has a quite distinct Catalan feel stemming from its history as part of the old Kingdom of Majorca, and to emphasis the point, it is still dominated by the huge Gothic-and-Romanesque Palace of the Kings of Majorca.

Inland Languedoc is full of beautiful, wild countryside, where the dry, scrub filled, rocky hills known as Garrigue mix with fertile vineyards giving the area a very Mediterranean feel. One that blends nicely into the Pyrénées-Orientales region and the foothills of the Pyrenees to the west and south, and to the forests and mountains of the vast Cevennes to the north.

The beautiful island of Corsica, is a mixture of chic coastal villages and towns, high mountains and deep forest. Major settlements include the elegant, refined capital city of Ajaccio, the old port of Bastia, and the lively marina towns of Porto Vecchio and Bonifacio. A full 40% of the island is comprised of the Corsica Natural Park which has some great and sometimes challenging hiking and rock climbing. Its beaches too are highly rated from the beautifully isolated Rondinara and Saleccia to the ever popular Pietracorbara.

Corsica has something of a different flavour to the rest of France, just as its larger neighbour Sardinia has to the rest of Italy, and while in Corsica the short ferry trip from Bonifacio to Santa Teresa Gallura in Sardinia can make at least a nice day trip.

All across the South of France food and wine is a major attraction and on any good farm stay there you can sample some of the world’s finest food and wine, locally sourced and created.

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CENTRAL FRANCE:

Limousin Cows on a farm near the Loire Valley in central France.

The centre of France, the heart of France is, many believe, to be found towards the iconic Loire Valley and as it’s so near to Paris, it is sometimes the only part of rural France that visitors ever get to see. That might sound like a bad thing but really it’s not. The castles, palaces and grand old chateaux of the Loire, far too numerous to list, point to a very rich, regal history, so much so that the entire region has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Perhaps the heart of the region, the heart of the heart of France if you like; Touraine/Tours, is known as the garden of France and has some of the country’s best white wines as well as some equally fine cheeses. And despite the fact that it is only an hour or so from Paris and indeed many of its residents commute to Paris to work, it still maintains a slow, relaxed pace of life.

Less glamorous perhaps, the North of the region, La Beauce, is known as the breadbasket of France and is an area of endless plains of wheat. The south of the Loire Valley too is deeply agricultural, though with mixed farming and the nearby area of La Brenne is one of France’s most important lakeland areas, it is sometimes referred to as ’The area of a thousand lakes’

Moving south the land rises into the Massif Central and the remote regions of Auvergne and to the West, Limousin. Auvergne was recently amalgamated with Rhône-Alpes to the east to make up the new region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. It is high up on the plateau with much of it wild and isolated, and with landscapes ranging from the ravines of the Cantal Mountains to deep dark forests that surround some of the many extinct volcanoes in the region.

The Parc Naturel Regional des Volcans d’Auvergne is a spectacular showcase, and though the entire area is relatively unpopulated (by humans) there are some lovely small towns and villages too.

To the west, where the Massif Central drops down towards Aquitaine and Poitou-Charente, is the region of Limousin. With the exception of the spectacular Plateau de Millevaches in the east, the country is one of gentle hills and woodland and some really nice villages that are becoming increasingly popular with second home owners, especially from Britain, though nothing like in the scale of neighbouring Dordogne.

The region’s name is both known to farmers and car enthusiasts worldwide. Limousin is also the name of its famous breed of cattle and the Limousine car came from the name of the traditional cloaks worn by shepherds in the region. Farming is strong here and the agritourism industry is quietly developing, with already some good choices around.

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NORTH WESTERN FRANCE:

Rural Scene near Sarzeau, Brittany.

In the North West of France Brittany and Pays de la Loire/Western Loire are already well known in rural tourism while Poitou-Charentes to the South, with La Rochelle as its capital, can be equally nice and more of a well kept secret.

The world’s most famous brandy comes from the countryside around the beautiful Charente river in the South of Poitou-Charentes.

Two towns are the centre of what’s called the golden circle of Brandy production, the town of Cognac itself and the nearby town of Jarnac.

The region is also home to the Marais Poitevin, a series of medieval canals that run through swamp and marshland and served as roads in olden days.

Nowadays they host nature lovers and city escapees who sail slow barges and boats though the water lilies with peaceful green countryside all around. Even around the canals roads aren’t widespread, it’s left to nature, and the whole area has a lovely frontier type feel to it.

The ancient Celtic province of Brittany to the far North West, has always been a frontier. Though in recent times it has become very much assimilated into the rest of France, with its old Breton language and culture still to be had, it still feels different, and remains as a last connection to the Celtic people who once ruled much of pre-Roman France or what was once referred to as Gaul.

The coastline of Brittany is popular for its coastline and beaches, Cote d’Emeraude by St. Malo and the Cote de Granit Rose to the North are two of the best known and there are many more but to feel something different try the interior, the misty woodlands of the plateau known as the Argoat.

People are proud of their heritage in Brittany, especially in the West, and though the language is slowly dying (Today only about 5% of the total population speak it) you can find plenty of Breton Celtic music that, along with rugged, green landscapes that can strongly resemble its northern island neighbours, allows you to at least in a small way feel you are in a province more in tune with the Irish, Scots and Welsh than with the rest of France.

Between Brittany and Poitou-Charentes lies Pays de La Loire, the Western Loire, containing the cities of Nantes, Rennes, Anger and Le Mans. It is centred, naturally enough, around where the Loire, one of Europe’s finest rivers and the unofficial dividing point between the North and South of France, moves slowly towards the Atlantic. And it has, like the Loire Valley to the east, a wealth of fine old palaces and mansions around the river and its tributaries.

North West France is a huge wine growing region and on a farm stay or otherwise you can find some of the worlds best wines here. The area surrounding the towns of Saumur and Anjou is particularly famous for the rich variety and quality of its wines, which include sparkling wine and Rose, and is very much respected for its Chenin blanc and Cabernet Franc.

In a lot of France the agriturismo/agritourism industry is still developing but in the Western Loire the popularity of its vineyards have made it a slight step ahead. Most agritourism here is conducted by vineyards, which have some of the world’s best wine straight from source, and of course some of the world’s best food; that goes without saying.

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NORTHERN FRANCE:

Rustic farmhouse in rural Normandy, France.

The North of France has a reputation as being grey, gloomy, and grimly industrial, so much so that, with the exception of farm stay favourite Normandy, it is very much France’s least touristic region.

Normandy though, the site of so much slaughter during the Second World War, is these days profoundly peaceful and rural, with its rolling green countryside, small farms and orchards.

It is fertile farm land and has a reputation for hearty food. It hasn’t turned its back on the past though and along the coast especially, there are numerous poignant reminders of the horrors of the last century.

Lower Normandy, around the city of Caen, is beautifully rural and picturesque, in particular the rich farmland around Pays d’Auge, while Upper Normandy, north of where the river Seine meets the English Channel at the town of Honfleur, is a land of forests and castles, beaches and white cliffs reminiscent of its northern island neighbour. Honfleur and Deauville are two of the most pleasant coastal towns in Normandy, both of similar size, Honfleur is something of an artistic haven while Deauville has a long reputation as an upscale, old style chic, resort town.

Nord-Pas-De-Calais and Picardie have never really created enthusiasm in the tourism field but they have much history. In deepest Picardie for example you can find the impressive medieval castle of Coucy-le-Chateau, and sites of famous medieval battles like Crecy and Agincourt. While up in Pas de Calais memories of the First World War are conjured up in names like Dunkirk and Flanders.

Despite the industrial feel of much the region, especially around Flanders and Artois, there are areas of very nice countryside too. By the rivers of Pas de Calais or the huge open fields of Picardy you can find some nice farm stays and gites in traditional, deeply rural, areas that feel a world away from the industrial hustle of Dunkirk or Calais.

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EASTERN FRANCE:

Vineyard Hotel in Burgundy, eastern France.

 

In the melting pot of cultures that is all of Europe really, the regions of Alsace and Lorraine stand out as good symbol of that mix. Despite their association with two world wars, they have been on trading routes between cultures for centuries and despite now being part of France, national boundaries have never pushed them into becoming either fully German or fully French. They have always lived somewhere in between and they embrace each identities with relative ease.

The medieval looking timber framed houses that are typical of the area feel quite Germanic but the wine is certainly French. Colmar, in Haut Rhin, Alsace for example is a world renowned centre of the wine industry.

Burgundy or Bourgogne is of course famous for wine, with communes like Chablis and Nuits-St-Georges being known the world over, but it’s also equally famous for mustard; Dijon mustard was named after the region capital and it can be an interesting diversion from the vineyards to see how some of this mustard is made.

Burgundy is a beautiful, fertile region and its rolling hills are a joy to explore. There are enormous stretches of vineyard everywhere which contain some of the world’s most valuable grapes and it has some nice, interesting farm stays and vineyard hotels for those of you into top quality wines, where you’ll find the care and commitment to the craft always impressive.

The lesser known region of Franche Comte bordered by the Vosges Mountains to the north, and Switzerland to the east, is both green and fertile in parts and Alpine type mountains in others, with a mixture of agricultural and forest land.

It has a number of good regional wines, but it is also famous for some of its other foods, cheeses like Comte, and Morteau and montbeliard smoked sausages which have a touch of central Europe about them. The small capital too, Besançon sitting on the Doubs river is historic and pretty and never feels too modern or urban.

You won’t be surprised to learn that Champagne, between Burgundy and the Belgian border is where Champagne comes from. And you probably won’t be surprised either to learn that it is by far the region’s biggest industry. Almost anywhere outside the capital Reims you will find enormous, vast plains of grape fields, even more so around the town of Epernay, the heart of the industry and home to the likes of the Moet & Chandon and Perrier Jouet companies. Even if you’re not on a vineyard hotel stay, a visit to some of the regions vineyards and cellars is a must.

The region of Rhône-Alpes is now amalgated with Auvergne to the west to create Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, and has France’s second city, and famous gastronomic center, Lyon, as its capital. The Rhone river gave the region its name and though many parts of the region along the Rhone have, from centuries of trade and industry, become quite built up, there is still much beautiful open countryside with more vineyards and fruit farms. Following the river south the area takes on a more Mediterranean feel, with the historic city of Valence, capital of the Drôme department, often being called “La Porte du Midi de la France” (The gateway to the south of France).

The French Alps to the East need no introduction, places like Grenoble, Chambery and Chamonix are known the world over. Annecy too, where Lake Annecy meets the Thiou River is known for being the medieval capital of the Counts of Geneva, and for its lovely old town, the Vieille Ville; a patchwork of pastel coloured houses, winding cobbled streets and canals. And all around the area there are multiple opportunities for winter sports, and climbing, hiking and biking in the summer, among some of Europe’s most spectacular landscapes.

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A SELECTION OF OUR RECOMMENDED FARM STAYS & VINEYARD HOTELS IN FRANCE:

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    La Coquillade

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Hotels with Spa, Luxury Farm Stays, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: Le Perotet
    Gargas
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    84400
    France
    Near Gordes, Rousillon, Apt, and Gargas in the heart of the Luberon region of Provence, France, La Coquillade has 5-star accommodation in a 13th-century wine-making village surrounded by almost 90 acres of vineyards and lavender plants. It is very much a luxury getaway and would feature on any sensible list of the best hotels in Provence. THE ACCOMMODATION: It has a choice of 63 different rooms and suites, all of which are spacious and extremely comfortable, and with all modern facilities. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool in the lovely gardens and a very highly rated bistro restaurant serving up a range of Provençal and French specialties as well as some of the best wines in Provence. There is a spa, gym, and wellness center which also has an indoor swimming pool and massage services plus various well-being and beauty treatments are offered. You’ll find a full service of wine tourism at this vineyard hotel; educational vineyard tours, wine tasting sessions, etc. are all here, and they can also arrange tours of some of the other wineries in the area as well as lavender farms and distilleries. PRICES: Check out all the details – prices, reviews & more photos on the booking page here. THE LOCATION: La Coquillade is situated between Luberon and Ventoux in Provence with its nearest city being Avignon. The countryside in this part of France is absolutely gorgeous and very enjoyable to tour around whether by car or by bike, and the hotel has plenty of quality bikes and biking equipment that can be rented by guests. If you’re here in summer you’ll also get a chance to see the above mentioned lavender fields in full bloom. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “Everything! The pools, the views, the spa, the food, the staff – everything was excellent….” “Amazingly outstanding in everything: the reception, the rooms, the service, the perfect location in the very heart of Provence, the restaurants, the country side environment, pools, biking, jogging, spa, the excellent overgenerous breakfast. If you may – it’s the perfect stay!!!” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT LA COQUILLADE:   READ MORE
     
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    Les Hauts De Chenas

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Pet Friendly Farm Stays, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: Au Bois Retour
    Chénas
    Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
    69840
    France
    Surrounded by beautiful woodland and wine groves, Les Hauts De Chenas has B&B rooms on a working vineyard near Lyon in the heart of the Beaujolais/Burgundy region of Rhone-Alpes, France. It has an on-site winery for its highly rated red Chenas wines, a small wine museum, and its own restaurant which serves some great local food throughout the day. The rooms are spacious and bright with en-suite bathrooms, TV and WiFi, and minibars, with some of the larger rooms having a seating area too. There’s plenty of space outside too with a terrace and large gardens with beautiful views, a swimming pool, a children’s playground as well as a hot tub/jacuzzi. Beaujolais is world-famous wine country and the helpful owners of Les Haut de Chenas will be happy to advise on where to go and what to see in the surrounding area. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “Everything! Really can’t fault this lovely place. The location on the hill above the village with views of the vineyards and the valley is superb….” “The welcome, the people, the terrific views, the general friendly atmosphere, the splendid wine made by the proprietor….” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT LES HAUTS DE CHENAS: READ MORE
     
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    Château L’Hospitalet

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Luxury Farm Stays, and Pet Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: 11100
    Narbonne
    Languedoc-Roussillon Midi-Pyrénées
    11100
    France
    This luxury vineyard hotel near Narbonne, Aude, Languedoc-Roussillon, France, is in the heart of Pays Cathare and the Languedoc Region’s vineyards. It offers 3 star accommodation on a large and highly renowned Gerard Bertrand wine estate surrounded by ancient pine forest and olive groves. THE ACCOMMODATION: It has 38 extremely comfortable rooms, both doubles and four bed family rooms, all of which come with private bathroom, WiFi and flat screen TV. There is also has a lounge bar downstairs, sometimes with live jazz music, and a restaurant ‘L’Art de Vivre’, whose food and drink are of an extremely high quality. There are the extensive grounds to be explored too which include a nice courtyard, gardens and an outdoor swimming pool, along with the adjoining vineyards. THE VINEYARDS: The Château has a full package of wine tourism activities; tasting sessions, vineyards tours etc. You’ll find grape varieties typical of the Languedoc region in the Château vineyards; The whites: Marsane, Roussane, Grenache blanc, Viognier, Vermentino and Bourboulenc. And the reds, Syrah, Carignan, Syrah, Mourvèdre and Grenache. It is such a well known estate that it is something of a destination in itself, and known for the many festivals it hosts; a popular jazz festival in summer, the Art de Vivre Festival in spring and other smaller wine harvesting and truffle gathering celebrations at other times. THE LOCATION: The estate sits in the Massif de la Clape natural reserve, the largest of its kind in Languedoc-Roussillon. The reserve is a mixture of landscapes from vineyards like at Château L’Hospitalet to the garrigue scrub terrain typical of the region as well as forests of oak and pine. The scenery moves through flat plains, plateaus and rocky outcrops with some lovely hiking trails around, many with stunning views over the Mediterranean. Going south through the Massif you’ll eventually come to the coast around Narbonne plage; a well known beach resort that gets very busy in the summer. The ancient Roman city of Narbonne is about fifteen minutes drive north of the estate. It has something of an old style, elegant feel and a very interesting, multi-layered history, but though the surrounding area is quite popular with READ MORE
     
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    Au Jardin Fleuri Farm Stay

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays and Family Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: Ferme de la Malvoisine
    Vauxaillon
    Nord-Pas-de-Calais Picardie
    02320
    France
    This friendly, very highly rated, Picardie farm stay has B&B rooms on a cattle farm just outside the medieval town of Coucy le Chateau and not far from Soissons with its famous abbey and cathedral. All the modern, immaculately clean, rooms come with en suite bathrooms including bathtub, with some rooms also having a seating area. There’s a sociable shared lounge and terrace at the farmhouse with a flat screen TV and DVD player and a well equipped children’s playground in the large gardens. And you’ll have a great breakfast served every morning, made from the best local produce including their own home produced eggs, fruit, jams and more. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “Lovely place to stop, huge garden for the kids to play in with a trampoline and a swing set, chickens, cows and fresh air. Breakfast was lovely and all home grown fruit….” “There was so much to like, from the well cared-for animals to the personal attention. Celine is a fantastic hostess and provided a fresh and homemade breakfast every morning, more food than our family of four could possibly eat. We enjoyed relaxing on the farm in the quiet village. We would highly recommend it….” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT AU JARDIN FLEURI:   READ MORE
     
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    Oeno-Tonneaux – Clos du Grand Bois

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Farm Glamping, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: 630 Chemin du Grand Bois
    Lugny
    Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
    71260
    France
    Le Clos du Grand Bois, Burgundy, offers quirky glamping accommodation on its extensive vineyard and cattle farm near the village of Lugny, also known as the little capital of the upper Macon area (the town of Macon itself, the real capital, is 20km away). The ‘rooms’ are in the form of wine bottle inspired cabins that can sleep up to four people, cosily, but surprisingly comfortably. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have five ‘barrels’ in total, all of them identical, beside the main farmhouse. As mentioned they can sleep up to four, on one double bed and two singles, and though the beds are very comfortable early risers may want to take any indulgent morning leg stretching routines to the little terrace outside. There are communal bathrooms and showers etc. at the farmhouse, all of them clean and modern plus there are communal spaces there too, a lounge area with a pool table and table football, and the dining room where you will be treated to a fine breakfast every morning in the company of the other guests. The atmosphere here is friendly and warm, mainly thanks to the hosts enthusiasm for their guests and for their wine making craft. Educational vineyard and cellar tours are offered along with wine tasting. The owners, the Lafarge family, are one of the oldest families in the area and have been producing Burgundy wines since the 17th century, so they know a great deal about wine, and about the history of wine in this, one of the world’s premier wine producing regions. Their wines you of course are welcome to sample, and to buy, at any time, and you can also arrange full home cooked meals to accompany them at the farmhouse alongside the other guests, just try and give the hosts at least a days notice if you’d like to join. The cooking is traditional Burgundy fare using quality local ingredients as much as possible. You can wander around the farm and vineyards yourself too and take in the peace and quiet, or head off into the nearby little village of Lughy or the ancient woodlands that surround. THE LOCATION: Lugny is but a small READ MORE
     
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    La Ferme Constantin

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, and Pet Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: 266 Chemin de Malvoisin, Fayence
    Draguignan
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    83440
    France
    In the deeply rural east of Provence, just over 40km from Cannes and the French Riviera, La Ferme Constantin has rustic accommodation in a classic old Provençal farmhouse recently renovated by its owners. It is a tranquil, peaceful place with friendly owners and an earthy, back to nature atmosphere. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have double and twin rooms at the farmhouse, all of which are pleasant and comfortable and nicely decorated in traditional style. Check your options on the booking page here. Outside there is the terrace area where you can lounge in one of the hammocks, light a barbecue or dine al fresco, and beyond that you have the peaceful gardens and the farm to explore. The farm plays host to goats, rabbits and the family dogs, as well as vegetable gardens and fruit trees. The accommodation is B&B and you will be treated to a lovely fresh breakfast in the morning with some of the ingredients coming straight from the farm. Your friendly hosts love to cook and can also provide tasty lunches and dinners at their informal farm-to-table restaurant. Guests can also tour the farm and help out with farm tasks if they wish including collecting the ingredients for their meals. THE LOCATION: The farm is near the little town of Fayence which has come nice shops, restaurants and cafes, in the heart of rural east Provence. There is much to explore in the area and your hosts will have plenty of recommendations. There are some lovely hilltop villages nearby for example and lots of scenic hiking trails. Other outdoor activities can be arranged too such as horse riding, rowing, glider flying, fishing etc. etc. You will find lake beaches and swimming at the nearby Lake Saint-Cassien and canoeing and rafting at the gorges and canyons of Siagne, Siagnole and Endre. The Mediterranean sea and the French Riviera is just over a half an hour away by car with the city of Cannes being about 45 minutes. The nearest airport is Nice Côte d’Azur Airport around 60 km away. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “This is a place with heart and soul. You can feel that the owners do READ MORE
     
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    Kimaro Farmhouse Holiday Cottage

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: Les Bougauderies d'en Bas
    Colméry
    Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
    58350
    France
    Kimaro, near Colmery, is a gorgeously rustic little farmhouse hidden away in some of Burgundy, France’s loveliest countryside. The self catering cottage date back to the 19th century and though it is been fully renovated and very well equipped, it still oozes old style charm, and is tastefully and stylishly furnished throughout. The farmland around is idyllic; with woodland, meadow fields and orchards where a great assortment of things are grown; pears, plums, cherries, grapes, figs, hazelnuts, blackberries, raspberries and more. Guests can collect fresh eggs from the hen house for breakfast every morning and spend their days wandering through the meadows and the forests or just lazing with a picnic by the lake. THE ACCOMMODATION: The cottage is self catering and can sleep up to four over 2 bedrooms. The main bedroom has a double bed, with the second having a pair of bunk beds. Babies/very small children can also be accommodated with an extra cot. It also has a bathroom with shower, a separate toilet, a well furnished kitchen, and a cosy lounge and dining area with a traditional wood heater. Outside there is a grapevine covered terrace with some lovely views over the gorgeously peaceful countryside that surrounds. As mentioned, the accommodation is self catering but if you want to really relax, the friendly owners can sometimes cook meals for you, and can also recommend some good local restaurants and cafes. In peak season, i.e. July & August, there is a minimum stay of seven nights (Saturday to Saturday) with a minimum stay of 2 nights the rest of the year. THE LOCATION: Just outside the little town of Colmery in the Nièvre department of Burgundy, Kimaro is as idyllically peaceful and rural a place as you can ever imagine. There is much farmland around here, and vineyards too of course, but also much woodland. Burgundy in general is one of the most highly wooded regions in the country with an estimated 30% of its area covered in trees. Thus it has a slightly wilder feel than most of France’s other agricultural regions, and is also very rich in native wildlife. There is a large forest just READ MORE
     
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    Castel de Très Girard

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Luxury Farm Stays, and Pet Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: 10 Rue de Très Girard
    Morey-Saint-Denis
    Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
    21220
    France
    Situated in the famous wine region of Côte des Nuits, Burgundy, France, Castel de Très Girard is a 17th century manor house offering luxury accommodation in Morey-Saint-Denis surrounded by vineyards. THE ACCOMMODATION: The soundproofed rooms include a flat-screen TV, minibar, electric kettle and safety deposit box. Each room features a private bathroom with bath or shower and free toiletries. Guests can enjoy meals in the hotel’s restaurant which offers views of the surrounding vineyards. Meals are prepared using local produce and a wide selection of wines are available. Additional facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, a bar and a seminar room. THE LOCATION: Local activities include horse riding and visiting the surrounding vineyards. Nearby attractions include the Château du Clos de Vougeot 3 km away and the Abbey of Cîteaux 16 km away. Castel de Très Girard is situated between the historic towns of Beaune and Dijon which are both 25-minutes drive from the hotel. The closest train station is Dijon Train Station. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “A gourmet delight…..” “Beautiful setting and views, the interior was a nice blend of boutique and rural style….” >>CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT CASTEL DE TRES GIRARD:   READ MORE
     
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    Domaine de Murtoli

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Hotels with Spa, Horse Riding Stays, Luxury Farm Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: Vallee de l'Ortolo
    Sartène
    Corsica
    20100
    France
    Domaine de Murtoli is a truly magnificent luxury agriturismo/farm stay retreat near to both Bonifacio and Porto Vecchio, in southern Corsica, France. They offer accommodation in beautifully restored 17th-century stone cottages with quaint timbered ceilings, antique furniture and stunning views all around. Outside there are private swimming pools, beautiful gardens with sea views, and an almost 5000 acre estate which includes a working farm, a spa, golf course and private beach area. It is an exclusive, and very popular, place which has won numerous awards over the years. Unsurprisingly it books out very quickly so you’re advised to reserve well ahead of time. THE ACCOMMODATION: There are 19 cottages/villas of various sizes to choose from, from one bedroom to three, to sleep up to 8 people. All of them are beautifully presented and carefully furnished with antiques and various bits and pieces that enhance the rustic charm of the sturdy stone walls and wood timbered ceilings. All are self catering and have fully equipped kitchens with traditional stone sinks. Each cottage is nestled away in its own little section of the estate and offers great privacy. They each have a furnished terrace area outside and their own private swimming pool. There are two restaurants on the estate, one by the beach which is open in summer and inland on the estate which opens in winter. Breakfast is not included in the rate but for an extra fee you can treat yourself to a great breakfast at the restaurant if you’re not in the mood for cooking. It is open throughout the day and the food, and the wine, will not disappoint. There is a spa at the resort too, with steam room, massage, treatment and hydrotherapy rooms, and a 12 hole golf course in a magnificent setting. Fishing (both river and sea fishing) can be arranged, as can horse riding treks with special pony rides available for children too. THE FARM: The farm takes up a good proportion of the estate and it is a fully working farm which produces a lot of the ingredients for the fine food at the restaurant. You’ll find olive trees, herbs, various fruits and vegetables, READ MORE
     
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    La Closerie de Fronsac

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: 1 Lariveau
    Saint-Michel-de-Fronsac
    Nouvelle-Aquitaine
    33126
    France
    La Closerie de Fronsac is a delightful 17th century manor house-vineyard hotel in a peaceful location near Bordeaux and the Dordogne River. There is a charmingly old fashioned feel to the property; it is cosy and quaint, and has the unmistakeable elegance of a bygone era. The area, Fronsac, is very much the heart of Bordeaux’s Right Bank, one of France’s, and the world’s, premier wine producing regions and you’ll also find their own wines superb. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a choice of double and twin, en-suite, B&B rooms, all of them cosy and warm, with touches of art deco and art nouveau styles and lots of nice little bits and pieces of antique furniture and ornaments. Obvious modern touches are hard to spot, and though some may find the interiors a little quirky it does allow you to wake up in the morning and not quite know which decade, or which century, you find yourself in. Whatever about the styling, it is high level accommodation and the rooms are all extremely clean and comfortable. The house itself is imposing and grand, built of cream coloured stone and surrounded by flower beds, lawns and of course the vineyards. There is plenty of common space to enjoy inside the house, a very nice lounge area with fireplace for example and an outdoor terrace. You’ll find the breakfast excellent and the hosts charming and friendly who are very knowledgeable about the Fronsac region and its wines. They have been producing wine at La Closerie de Fronsac for three centuries now and to this day it is made in the very atmospheric cellar with ancient walls of stone and earth. Guests are free to wander the vineyards and enjoy tasting sessions and of course buy some bottles to take home. THE LOCATION: The location, just outside the town of Libourne, on Bordeaux’s Right Bank, is obviously fantastic for lovers of Bordeaux wine, with a huge amount of top vineyards and wineries around. The owners at Le Closerie de Fronsac can guide you in where to go for the best wine tourism and some other sights too. The countryside, with the famous River Dordogne just down READ MORE
     
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    Chambre d’Hotes Cugnac

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, and Organic Farm Stays
    Address: Cugnac
    Sainte-Sabine-Born
    Aquitaine-Limousin-Poitou-Charentes
    24440
    France
    Near Bergerac, and the lovely village of Beaumont-du-Périgord, Aquitaine, France, Farm Stay Chambre d’Hotes Cugnac has spacious comfortable rooms with private bathrooms in a traditional French farmhouse with large gardens and an outdoor swimming pool. The farm is organic and produces a range of fruit, vegetables, and honey, as well as keeping horses, ponies, and hens. Every morning the friendly owners serve a great organic breakfast and for the rest of the day, you can go exploring the adjacent woods, cycle around the country roads (bikes can be hired from the farm), or just relax in the gardens. The farm stay is under a two-hour drive from Bordeaux, about an hour from Perigueux, half an hour from Bergerac and about ten minutes from Beaumont-du-Périgord. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “An amazing property with sensational owners- loved our 2 days there- we’ll be back!….” “Superb location. Peaceful, tranquil, loved being in touch with nature. Surrounded by beautiful trees and upcoming lavender plantation. Wonderful and friendly hosts. Stunning and Amazing property. Pictures don’t do this place justice….” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT CHAMBRE D’HOTES CUGNAC:   READ MORE
     
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    Domaine du Bas Chalus

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Organic Farm Stays, and Pet Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: Ferme du Bas Chalus
    Forcalquier
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    04300
    France
    Domaine du Bas Chalus is a homely farm stay with a great variety of farm animals, near Forcalquier in Provence’s famously beautiful Luberon region. It is very popular with families and has a choice of larger rooms to accommodate up to four per room, as well as standard doubles. The accommodation is B&B and they can also offer meals throughout the day for an extra fee. Plus they sell some of their own homemade organic farm foods on site. There is an outdoor swimming pool in the gardens and guests are welcome to explore the farm and help out with feeding the animals if they wish. La Ferme du Bas Chalus is home to a whole range of animals. including horses, cattle, deer, pigs, rabbits, hens, ducks, and even a pair of emus. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “Amazing place, where it is possible to spend some time in contact with the nature and with the animals. beautiful and big rooms, very kind owners….” “Great place especially for children…they really enjoyed the stay with all the animals around and swimming pool…it was nice adventure for them..better than in the hotel…..” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT DOMAINE DU BAS CHALUS:       READ MORE
     
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    La Ferme De Tigny

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, and Pet Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: 10 Rue de la Vallée
    Tigny-Noyelle
    Hauts-de-France
    62180
    France
    La Ferme De Tigny is a homely, authentic farmhouse stay in Pas de Calais, near the old battlefields of the Somme. It has just three, fairly basic but cosy, guest bedrooms. Breakfast is provided, plus evening meals can be arranged for an extra fee. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “ Location & was peaceful, a little difficult to find late at night..but perfect in every way.. 🙂 Breakfast was welcome and very fresh, loved the loose leaf tea.. 🙂 Owners/staff very friendly/welcoming and went out of their way to make us feel welcome..loved it..:)….” “Very good breakfast. Nice coffee, good boulangerie, fresh orange juice. At requested time. Super evening meal – very good value at 25 euros a head including aperitif and bottle of good wine…..” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT LA FERME DE TIGNY:   READ MORE
     
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    La Noyeraie, Rocamadour

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: D840, En Caminou,
    Rocamadour
    Occitanie
    46500
    France
    La Noyeraie is a cosy, charming farm stay B&B near the UNESCO World Heritage village of Rocamadour in the green hills of the Eastern Dordogne, France. THE ACCOMMODATION: It offers a nice range of suites, rooms and self catering studios all with private bathroom and every morning they serve a great French breakfast in the farmhouse dining room, or weather permitting, on the terrace. Good wholesome home cooked evening meals are available too and they offer a great selection of local organic wines to go with them. The farmhouse is surrounded by 9 peaceful acres of orchard groves, woodland and walnut trees. The owners of La Noyeraie make their own walnut products like walnut biscuits, walnut cakes and walnut oil, which you can sample at the farmhouse as well as buy to take home. They are very enthusiastic about food generally, from harvest to table, and not just their own; they are very knowledgeable about local food and wine and they have a small farm shop where you can also buy other local delicacies to take home; pâté, duck confit and much more. As mentioned previously they also offer a selection of quality locally sourced Cahors wines; reds, whites and rosé as well as the classic Malbec ‘black wine’, all of which you can also buy at the farm shop. THE LOCATION: La Noyeraie is beside the famous cliffside pilgrimage site of Rocamadour, one of the Dordogne’s and France’s most picture perfect towns, and an important place for over 1000 years. The also picturesque and historic town of Sarlat is nearby too, and there are many more beautiful and equally historic little places to explore. The countryside in between too provides constant reminders as to how the Dordogne became one of Europe’s most popular regions for rural tourism. Ramblers and hikers may know that Rocamadour was on the traditional route of the St. James’ Way or Santiago de Compostela on its long and winding way towards Galicia in Spain. There are a few different versions of the route but Le Puy Route which passes through Figeac and Rocamadour before moving onwards through Cahors is the most well known, and the most scenic. Between Cahors READ MORE
     
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    Kimaro Farm Safari Tents

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Glamping, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: Les Bougauderies d'en Bas
    Colméry
    Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
    58350
    France
    Kimaro Farm, near Colmery has luxury glamping safari tents, for up to six people, hidden away in some of Burgundy, France’s loveliest countryside. The tents are spacious and well equipped, and all come with a small kitchen, bathroom and heating. The farmland around is completely idyllic; with woodland, meadow fields and orchards where a great assortment of things are grown; pears, plums, cherries, grapes, figs, hazelnuts, blackberries, raspberries and more. Guests can collect fresh eggs from the hen house for breakfast every morning and spend their days wandering through the meadows and the forests or just lazing with a picnic by the lake. THE ACCOMMODATION: In the meadow fields with plenty of privacy are the wooden framed, colonial style, safari tents. They have one four poster double bed, one standard double bed, two bunk beds, seating, a kitchen and dining table, a bathroom, and heating in the form of a gas stove. There is also a romantic old style claw foot bathtub in the tent and outside there is a swinging couch on the private veranda which also has space for lounging and dining. As mentioned, the accommodation has a kitchen and so is self catering but if you want to really relax, the friendly owners can sometimes cook meals for you, and can also recommend some good local restaurants and cafes. In peak season, i.e. July & August, there is a minimum stay of seven nights (Saturday to Saturday) with a minimum stay of 2 nights the rest of the year. THE LOCATION: Just outside the little town of Colmery in the Nièvre department of Burgundy, Kimaro is as idyllically peaceful and rural a place as you can ever imagine. There is much farmland around here, and vineyards too of course, but also much woodland. Burgundy in general is one of the most highly wooded regions in the country with an estimated 30% of its area covered in trees. Thus it has a slightly wilder feel than most of France’s other agricultural regions, and is also very rich in native wildlife. There is a large forest just beside the farm in fact with hiking trails running through it and much READ MORE
     
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    La Bastide de Marie

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Farm Cooking Classes, Luxury Farm Stays, Self Catering Farm Stays, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: Route de Bonnieux - Quartier de la Verrerie
    Ménerbes
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    84560
    France
    Near both Gordes and Ménerbes, in Provence’s Luberon region, La Bastide du Marie is a gorgeous property; a beautifully restored 18th century manor house surrounded by 57 acres of vineyards, gardens, olive trees and lavender groves. It offers very much a luxury experience but rooted in authenticity; the entire space, both the building and the grounds are immaculately kept and display a great deal of historical elegance. There are two swimming pools here, spa facilities, a winery and an excellent restaurant. THE ACCOMMODATION: The accommodation ranges from Classic double/twin rooms through to what they term the Bastide double/twin rooms and the Marie double suites to a fantastic private villa in the grounds that can sleep up to ten people in its 5 en-suite double bedrooms. The Bastide rooms have a more opulent feel than the Classics and are slightly more expensive though they are roughly the same size at 25 sq. meters. They are all beautifully decorated and furnished with a nod to the Provence of the past; lovely old stone walls, antique furniture, elegant soft furnishings and pastel shades abound. The bathrooms are lovely too and all come with a traditional standing bathtub. The suites have the same beautifully rustic old Provence feel but, at around 50 sq. meters, have twice the space to enjoy. If you have a larger group the spacious private villa is a wonderful place to stay. It has 5 en-suite double bedrooms, a lounge, a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, a private terrace, and its own outdoor swimming pool. PRICES: Check out all the details – prices, reviews & more photos on the booking page here. THE FOOD & THE WINE: The food here has an excellent reputation from the breakfast to the lavish evening meals. You can book B&B, or include a lunch and dinner package on the booking page, or just pay as you go. The food will not disappoint, it is classic Provencal fare at its best and full of local character and flavour. Some of the ingredients; herbs and vegetables, are grown in the chef’s garden on the property while the rest are locally sourced and seasonal as much as possible. The dining room is lovely, as READ MORE
     
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    El Casal

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: 569 Els Casals
    Prats-de-Mollo-la-Preste
    Occitanie
    66230
    France
    1,000 meters high in the Catalan Pyrénées-Orientales department of Languedoc-Roussillon, France, and just outside the village of Prats-de-Mollo-la-Preste, El Casal has a stunning setting for its working cattle farm and traditional stone farmhouse where guests will be welcomed with the best in hospitality and comfort. THE ACCOMMODATION: Their spacious rooms are rustically stylish and come with en suite bathroom, air conditioning, flat-screen satellite TV, WiFi, a seating area plus an outdoor terrace with beautiful views over the valley below. It’s B&B and you’ll be treated to a very good and generous breakfast in the morning, with fresh bread, fruit juices, homemade jams cakes, yoghurts, and more. And if guests feel like cooking for themselves later during the day they can also have access to the farmhouse kitchen. The farm is a working beef cattle farm, with lush green pastures and meadows, and comes with incredible views over the surrounding valleys. THE LOCATION: As mentioned before, the main attraction of this farm stay is the location, the views are breathtaking from the farm itself and there are some great hiking trails around that go all around the mountains. You could really spend days exploring the trails around the farm or just sitting on the grass contemplating the beauty of it all. It’s also about five kilometers from the centre of the very pretty Catalan town(s) of Prats-de-Mollo-la-Preste. The Prats-de-Mollo section has a lovely old town with cobblestone streets and stylish squares guarded from above by the impressive medieval walls of Fort Lagarde, and a 14th-century round tower.  The fort is a bit of a climb from the town centre but has amazing views. La Preste is the adjoining, more modern part of town as is known for its therapeutic spa waters. They have allegedly many beauty and health benefits, and your feet might enjoy an evening dip after that tough hike up to Fort Lagarde. The nearby Reserve Naturelle de Prats-de-Mollo (about 30 minutes by car from the farmhouse) is a stunning nature reserve with an abundance of wildlife on its rocky plateaus; vultures, eagles, wild cats, and the famous Pyrenean chamois (wild goats), for example. It also has a cafe and plenty of READ MORE
     
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    Domaine de Fontenille

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Hotels with Spa, Luxury Farm Stays, Organic Farm Stays, Pet Friendly Farm Stays, Self Catering Farm Stays, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: Route De Roquefraiche
    Lauris
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    84360
    France
    A slice of rural luxury near Aix-en-Provence, Domaine de Fontenille has 17 rooms in a beautifully atmospheric 18th-century mansion house surrounded by its own vineyards. It is in the pretty village of Lauris, along the Durance River, which, though very near Aix-en-Provence, happily doesn’t see the same magnitude of tourists as much of the rest of the region. Domaine de Fontenille has a long reputation as a wine-producing estate, with its first harvest being all the way back in 1638 but these days it is most well known for its Michelin star-awarded restaurant; Le Champ des Lunes, and in general for being one of the finest boutique luxury hotels in rural Provence. THE ACCOMMODATION: It has just 17 rooms in total (check the booking page here) and so is a somewhat intimate place. They run from standard doubles, through family rooms to top-of-the-range suites all of which you will find spacious and elegant with high ceilings, wooden floors, and tastefully rustic furniture. Perks include extra large beds, music systems, soundproofing, and some particularly nice bathrooms, most of which will have traditional bathtubs along with modern showers. All of the rooms and suites are B&B, or just B as the breakfast is not included in the room rate (though it is worth the extra charge), but for self-caterers, they also have a nice two-bedroom apartment which has full kitchen facilities, a good sized lounge and its own private garden. The building itself is quite lovely with plenty of common areas to relax in; lounges, library areas, and of course their two restaurants. Fine dining can be enjoyed at the Le Champ des Lunes, which won a Michelin star for its classic French & Provençal cuisine, and more casual dining at the La Cuisine d’Amélie. The restaurants are open to the public and though hotel guests will have some priority it’s generally wise to make a reservation or reservations a few days in advance especially in the summer and especially at Le Champ. The grounds of Domaine de Fontenille are equally impressive, with a full 86 acres of mostly landscaped gardens and vineyards. There are nice walking trails around the vines and READ MORE
     
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    Domaine de la Gaucherie

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays and Family Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: La Gaucherie
    Langon
    Centre-Val de Loire
    41320
    France
    In the village of Langon, near Vierzon, Bourges, Tours and Orleans, Cher-et Loire, France, Domaine de la Gaucherie is a comfortable and friendly farm stay with B&B rooms in a nicely renovated traditional French farmhouse. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a range of comfortable rooms and suites for up to four people, all them are modern and clean but with a rustic farmhouse ambience. They all have a private bathroom with bath tub and one comes with its own spa bath. There is WiFi throughout and a TV in the shared lounge. The outdoors are wonderful, especially for kids, there are plenty of animals to meet and they also have a fish pond as well as an outdoor heated swimming pool. Indoors there is a nice shared lounge with TV and WiFi and plenty of toys for the children. A very good and generous continental breakfast is provided every morning with an array of pastries, crepes, breads, muesli, fruits and yoghurts. For an extra charge you can also have equally good two and three course evening meals in the dining room cooked with some of the finest local ingredients. THE FARM: It is a lively working farm with sheep, donkeys, ponies, chickens and geese, all of them are friendly and well used to visitors and children will particularly love the interaction with the animals. THE LOCATION: This part of France, the Loire Valley, is rich in history and culture, especially in terms of food and wine. The farmstay is in Loire et Cher, in the centre of a triangle between Tours, Bourges and Orléans, and is surrounded by much lovely countryside. You’ll find a a huge amount of vineyards here, with plenty of wine tours to choose from, and many interesting and enjoyable small towns and villages to be visited. Read more about the location: It is near the iconic forests of the Sologne, which occupy the area just before the Loire River turns west on its journey to the Atlantic. The Sologne has been famous for centuries as a hunting ground for the former kings of France and though it is probably less wild and mysterious than in bygone years READ MORE
     
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    Les Roulottes de la Ferme de l’Autruche Dromoise

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Glamping, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: 1120 chemin des Bruyères
    Livron-sur-Drôme
    Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
    26250
    France
    For something a little different, what about staying in a caravan on an ostrich farm? At Les Roulottes de la Ferme de l’Autruche Dromoise you can do just that! This unusual but very enjoyable farmstay is in Livron-sur-Drôme, 14 km from Valence in the South of the Rhone Alpes region, not far from Provence. Their very clean and comfortable caravans come with private bathroom, kitchenette, a seating area inside and out, a flat-screen TV and WiFi. The farm has a nice outdoor swimming pool and the surrounding area is great for exploring with cycling, horse riding and fishing all to be enjoyed nearby. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “The place is beautiful, it’s really nice to wake up, open the door and see the ostriches….” “The caravan is really cute! And the place, as the animals, really well cared for….” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT FERME DE L’AUTRUCHE DROMOISE: READ MORE
     
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    Château de Montlieu

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Hotels with Spa, Organic Farm Stays, Pet Friendly Farm Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: 2 Chemin de la Plaine
    Émancé
    Île-de-France
    78125
    France
    Château de Montlieu near both Versailles and Paris, France, offers accommodation in three-bedroom villas (separate from the chateau building itself) surrounded by the Montlieu Estate – a pleasant mixture of forest and farmland where sheep, donkeys, and deer graze peacefully. THE ACCOMMODATION: There is a great choice of one two and three-bed villas to sleep up to 6 people. All of them are self-catering with well-equipped kitchens, comfortable lounges/seating areas, and quality finishings. You’ll have a fridge stocked with staples waiting for you – organic breakfast food & fresh bread plus tea, coffee (Nespresso), milk, sugar, etc. You can enjoy long strolls around the beautiful château grounds and farm, a mixture of woodland and parkland. There is a herd of deer at the property as well as some sheep and donkeys. THE LOCATION: The chateau is conveniently near to both Paris and Versailles; about half an hour to Versailles and less than an hour from central Paris. There is an SNCF train station fairly close by at Rambouillet and you can arrange transfers to and from there so the chateau can be an alternative base for exploring the very touristy Versailles or even Paris. Rambouillet draws some tourists too though with its own very grand 14th-century chateau & former royal palace and makes for a very nice day out. The area is still mostly very rural though, peaceful and quiet, with small villages and rich farming land. Between the chateau and Paris, there is also the vast Haute Vallée de Chevreuse Natural Regional Park and the lovely Forêt Domaniale de Rambouillet to be explored. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “A very friendly and helpful welcome, apartments are very well designed and fitted. So good we booked again as a stop on our return journey back to the UK….” “Fabulous place, looking forward to our return in 13 days time….” >> CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS & TO BOOK YOUR STAY AT CHATEAU MONTLIEU:     READ MORE
     
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    Château Canet

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Self Catering Farm Stays, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: Château Canet
    Rustiques
    Occitanie
    11800
    France
    This 19th-century château, near Carcassone, has a variety of lovely rustic style, self-catering accommodation on a famous Languedoc winery with nearly 300 acres of vineyards and olive groves. Their wines are highly prized and they do a full program of wine tourism activities; tours of the vineyards and wine cellars, tasting sessions, etc., but even if you have very little interest in such things Château Canet is still a very pleasant, sociable place to stay with a lovely peaceful setting and plenty to do and see both around the estate and in the surrounding area. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a great range of accommodation on offer, mainly cottages but with some small apartments too. All are very charming, comfortable and clean and come in various sizes, with the largest covering 250 m² and which can sleep up to eight comfortably. Check your options on the booking page here. The accommodation mixes rustic and modern styles well and generally doesn’t stray too far from the traditional French farmhouse look. They are comfortable, homely, and well equipped and there is plenty of outside seating, dining and lounging space plus BBQ facilities, a swimming pool, tennis courts, a boules court, and a playground for the kids. Beyond the gardens, there are some small sections of farmland and woodland but the estate is mainly comprised of vineyards and olive groves. Château Canet is very well known in the region and has won numerous awards for both wine and olive oil with their Minervois (an AOC in this area of Languedoc-Roussillon) being a mixture of whites reds and rosé. Olive oil tasting sessions and educational tours are available as well as a full program of wine tourism activities. THE LOCATION: The chateau is very near Carcassone, just 15km from the city centre in fact, and so makes a good base for enjoying the spectacular fortress city while also avoiding much of the daily tourist hordes. The accommodation is self catering and shopping for food supplies etc. can also of course be done there. The charming little town of Trèbes is less than five minutes away too, and is a good place to arrange a long READ MORE
     
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    Le Mas de Peint

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Horse Riding Stays, Luxury Farm Stays, and Pet Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: Le Sambuc
    Arles
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    13200
    France
    Le Mas de Peint has luxury farmhouse hotel accommodation hidden away in the wild Camargue region of southern Provence, between Marseille and Montpellier, and near to both Arles and Aix-en-Provence. The estate is huge, there is a full 1250 acres of it to explore and can done on horseback. They keep a number of those iconic Camargue Horses at Le Mas de Peint and horse riding tours can be arranged, as can 4WD and mountain bike tours. The gardens are beautifully kept too with an outdoor swimming pool and plenty of areas to relax. Beyond both the gardens and the farm you are in the middle of some beautifully natural countryside with wild flamingos to be seen among the salt marshes, rice fields and hidden beaches. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a choice of 13 luxury double rooms and suites that are tastefully and carefully designed in traditional style; where antique furniture and wood beamed ceilings sit easily with modern comforts and facilities. As well as the gardens and the outdoor swimming pool there is a top class restaurant at the farmhouse which serves up some extremely good authentic Provençal food, food which is accompanied by a great selection of wines. You can enjoy your meal in the dining room or on the terrace outside. The breakfast is excellent too, though sadly you need to pay extra for it, i.e. it’s not included in the room rate. The huge ranch is great for exploring. You can head out hiking or biking by yourself, mountain bikes are available for hire, as are massage services for any aching limbs afterwards, or you can join 4WD ‘Safari’ or horseback riding tours which go beyond the farm and deep into the Camargue. The horses on the estate, the famous white Camargue Horses, are, as you probably guessed from the name, native to the area and are believed to be one of the oldest species of horse in the world. You will also see herds of wild horses on your travels in the area. THE LOCATION: Between the cities of Montpellier and Marseille where the River Rhone meets the Mediterranean, lies the Camargue, a vast area READ MORE
     
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    Domaine du Haras de Saint Pierre

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Horse Riding Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: 10 Rue Principale
    Saint-Pierre
    Grand Est
    67140
    France
    In the heart of the Alsace Wine Route, Domaine du Haras de Saint-Pierre has a nice self catering apartment to sleep up to five on its horse farm/equestrian center. The location is great, within walking distance of the village of Saint Pierre, and surrounded by lots of those classic Alsatian vineyards. THE ACCOMMODATION: The apartment has two bedrooms; one with a double bed and the other with one double and one single. There is a nice, well equipped kitchen and a spacious lounge with a comfortable sofa and a dining area. If the weather’s good you also dine on the outdoor terrace overlooking the gardens which also have sun loungers, seating and a small children’s playground. Fresh organic food can be bought from the farm shop down the road and you’ll find some shops within walking distance in the little village of Saint Pierre. You’ll be left to your own devices here with the main activity at Domaine du Haras de Saint-Pierre being of course horse-riding. It’s a professional equestrian center with a great reputation in the region and guests are welcome to take part in all sorts of horse related activities, riding lessons, horse and pony tours, horse drawn carriage rides etc. You are in the heart of the Alsace Wine Route here and you can wander around on foot or on horseback some of the local vineyards. Wine tours and tasting sessions etc. can also be arranged. THE LOCATION: Domaine du Haras de Saint-Pierre is beside the village of Saint-Pierre, Alsace, 3km from the A35 motorway and 10 km from the lovely town of Obernai, famous for producing some of the best beer and wine in France. The A35 leads north to Strasbourg and south to Colmar, the journey to each being around 20 minutes. As mentioned above this is the Alsace Wine Route and many local vineyards are open to the public, with a huge amount of wine related activities to be enjoyed. It’s also just a lovely area to drive around, with rolling green hills, pretty villages and medieval chateaux in every direction. Another notable and pretty unusual sight in the area is the Monkey Mountain, READ MORE
     
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    Domaine de Piégros, Luberon

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Pet Friendly Farm Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: Grambois
    Grambois
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    84240
    France
    Domaine de Piégros is a beautifully peaceful agritourism estate in a secluded location near Aix-en-Provence. It is in the heart of the Luberon National Park and its famous lavender fields and the farmhouse itself is surrounded by its own lavender fields as well as woodlands, a lake, and a full 85 acres of olive groves producing extra virgin olive oil. THE ACCOMMODATION: The accommodation is a six-bedroom self-catering farmhouse gite with a huge amount of space inside and out. It is a traditional farmhouse that has been recently renovated and has a full range of modern conveniences, while also managing to maintain plenty of rural French charm. As well as the six bedrooms (5 doubles and a twin room) there is a large, very well equipped kitchen and two dining areas. There’s also a spacious lounge area and a 250 sq. meter stone terrace outside with seating and dining furniture. A few steps away from the house you’ll also find a nice outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers. There is also a lake on the grounds, a boules pitch, and, as mentioned before, acres of olive groves, lavender fields and woods to explore. It is a working farm but outside of olive harvest time (September to November) the work is fairly low key and you can have as much or as little interaction with the farm work as you wish.  THE LOCATION: For visitors looking for a rural retreat in Provence, this location is almost unbeatable. The farmhouse is inside the Luberon National Park, possibly Provence’s most serene rural area (you can read about the area and its famous lavender fields here), and to make it even more serene it has its own, nearly two-kilometer private road leading up to the farmhouse. It, therefore, offers lots of privacy and is beautifully quiet throughout the day and night. The medieval village of Grambois is just 5km away. It is a classic Provençal commune that, as well as being a very lovely place to stroll around, has shops, cafes, and restaurants and sees a steady trickle of tourists throughout the year. The famously cultured city of Aix-en-Provence meanwhile is less than 45 READ MORE
     
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    Le Hameau de Pichovet

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Pet Friendly Farm Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: Campagne Pichovet
    Vachères
    Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    04110
    France
    A little piece of paradise in Provence; Le Hameau de Pichovet is the ultimate place to experience the beauty and tranquility of this iconic region of France. It has self-catering apartments in a lovingly restored old farmhouse surrounded by fields of lavender and sunflower and is the kind of place you will really not want to leave. THE ACCOMMODATION: There are five self-catering units in total, to sleep up to eight people each. The property itself is gorgeous; it dates back to 1897 but has been beautifully restored in recent years, and its modern comforts and minimalist decor blend nicely with the traditional Provençal farmhouse feel. All the accommodation is spacious and clean with good size lounges and practical kitchens. The outside space is a real highlight though, with lovely gardens overlooking the valley below. There is plenty of space to sit and dine outside as well as barbecue facilities, sun loungers, and two swimming pools. The place is surrounded by the classic Provence lavender and sunflower fields and though the Le Hameau de Pichovet itself doesn’t harvest its own lavender they keep bees and make a nice line of lavender honey. The accommodation is all self-catering but the friendly owners are always around and for an extra fee they can prepare a very nice breakfast basket for you and some equally good evening meals too. THE LOCATION: Though Provence is full of the promise of a rural idyll many parts of it can be a little busy with tourists, especially over the summer. But not around here; Le Hameau de Pichovet is in a relatively undiscovered corner of Provence and is a really superb place to get away from it all. It is about 70km north of Aix-en-Provence, just east of the famous Luberon National Park, and around 30km from the town of Apt. The nearest village is Vachères, 3km away, which is a cute sleepy little place that has a grocery store where you can stock up on necessities. For more extensive shopping, dining, and drinking you can head to the larger town of Celeste about twenty minutes drive away. All around the countryside is serene and very READ MORE
     
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    Yourtes et Roulottes de la Laïta

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Glamping, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: Kerguélen
    Clohars-Carnoët
    Brittany
    29360
    France
    Less than 20 minutes walk from Kérou Beach near Lorient, Brittany, France, this glamping farm stay offers cute accommodation in caravans and yurts among green fields with plenty of space for picnics and barbecues. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have three quite impressive large yurts with heating that can sleep up to four people each. They’re all nicely furnished, and decorated with a somewhat exotic pan asian style. You’ll have one double and two single beds, a small seating area there and full access to the shared bathroom, shower room and full kitchen and dining room at the main farmhouse. There is also the very cute wooden gypsy caravan at the farm. It is also heated and comes with one double and one single bed, a study desk and small seating area, and an en-suite bathroom with shower. And again just like the yurts guests here have full access to the sociable shared kitchen and dining room. There are also barbecue facilities, and outdoor furniture, at the farm that everyone is of course welcome to use. They can serve you a nice continental breakfast too for a small extra charge and they can arrange picnic hampers and packed lunches for those of you who want to get out and about. And, to help you out even more they also arrange bike rental including electric bike rental. THE LOCATION: The farm is about half an hour’s drive from Lorient in southern Brittany, and is in the middle of some lush, verdant countryside. About 13 km north you’ll come to the lovely town of Quimperlé, a tourist favourite in southern Brittany, with a lovely old town and plenty of medieval history. The nearest beach, as mentioned before, is at Kérou, a 15-20 minute walk down through some lovely country lanes. Kérou, like a lot of the beaches on Brittany’s south coast, is more favoured by surfers than swimmers with some pretty big waves rolling in from the Atlantic. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY: “The Yurts were excellent, very clean and tidy with plenty of room for three mature gentlemen. The owners were a real delight, thank you for having us. I’ll be back with my wife….” READ MORE
     
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    Château de Labro

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Farm Hotels with Spa, Luxury Farm Stays, Self Catering Farm Stays, and Vineyard Hotels
    Address: Labro
    Onet-le-Château
    Occitanie
    12850
    France
    Château de Labro is a luxury B&B vineyard hotel & spa near the town, and international airport, of Rodez in what is now known as the Occitanie region of France, formerly Midi-Pyrénées. The property is a 16th century château that oozes elegance and old world class both inside and out. The food, and the wine, is fantastic and outside there are some beautiful gardens, vineyards and a swimming pool. One little novelty of the place is that they also have a luxury treehouse among the orchard trees in which you can spend the night (Look out for it on the booking page!). THE ACCOMMODATION: The above mentioned treehouse is the most popular option which is usually booked out well in advance. It’s quite a thing, more like a luxury double studio apartment than a classic treehouse, it even has a chandelier for example. A lot of people though may prefer to stay in the actual château which has marvelously romantic rooms, with four poster beds and antique furniture. Most of the rooms are doubles but they also have a family room to sleep up to four and a self catering apartment which can also sleep up to four. All of the accommodation is of the very highest quality, it is a luxury hotel after all, but what separates Château de Labro from most is the beautifully old fashioned decor. It feels a little like stepping back in time, in a good way, especially in the bedrooms, where even the modern touches are consistently tasteful. The food at the chateau is a highlight, always in season and local as much as possible, and they have a suitably good wine list. It is a vineyard hotel after all and so produces its own Clos Labro, a white made from the 6 varieties of grape grown on site; Muscat Petit Grain, Petit Manseng, Colombard, Chardonnay and Viognier. It is not a commercial wine by any means, which makes it quite special; the vineyards are small, producing only 1500 bottles a year, and so the only place you can enjoy Clos Labro is actually at Château de Labro!  You can relax around the gardens and READ MORE
     
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    La Ferme d’Angele

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    Category: B&B Farm Stays, Family Friendly Farm Stays, and Pet Friendly Farm Stays
    Address: Le Noyeray
    Séez
    Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
    73700
    France
    La Ferme d’Angèle is a completely enchanting rural retreat near the village of Séez in the French Alps, and within driving distance of Lyon, Chambery, Chamonix and Mt. Blanc. The accommodation is in a renovated 19th century alpine style farmhouse that has a uniquely cosy, almost fairytale like atmosphere, and though not a working farm anymore it is surrounded by some gorgeously rural countryside. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have six rooms to sleep from two to four people and all are decorated in that beautifully rustic style that typifies the whole property. Downstairs there is a dining area, a library, a TV room and a lounge with a large open fire and a piano. Outside you’ll find a large terrace with an outdoor dining area plus a lovely garden with hammocks and seating and an array of plants and flowers. They also have a traditional wood fired hot tub at the property. The accommodation is B&B and the breakfast is generous and full of good fresh produce. You’ll find the owners friendly and hospitable and they are fine cooks, so make sure to order some of their evening meals and sample some of their large collection of wines. You can also try some of their home made herbal teas and liqueurs and they are always happy to cater to dietary restrictions. THE LOCATION: La Ferme d’Angele is just three kilometers from Séez village centre, with the nearest train station being at Bourg-Saint-Maurice about 7km away (You can arrange a free shuttle service to and from the farmhouse just let them know before arrival). The scenery around here is glorious, and the views from the property are stunning in winter or summer. This being the French Alps after all skiing is a big activity in the surrounding area and La Ferme d’Angele makes a good base. It is near to the funicular to Les Arcs for example with La Roserie also being close by (about 10 mins drive up the hill). Val d’Isere and Tignes can also be reached in just over a half an hour and Val Thorens  in about an hour. In summer time you have some of Europe’s best hiking READ MORE
     
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    Gites Ferme de la Baie

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    Category: Family Friendly Farm Stays, Pet Friendly Farm Stays, and Self Catering Farm Stays
    Address: 1 La Rue
    Roz-sur-Couesnon
    Brittany
    35610
    France
    A home away from home on the Brittany-Normandy borders, and very near the World Heritage Site of Mont St. Michel, Gites Ferme de la Baie has some lovely cottage gites for rent on its working farm with sheep, pigs and hens. The cottages blend the modern and traditional very nicely and the location is peaceful and serene. THE ACCOMMODATION: The gites are fully self catering cottages with the largest sleeping up to a maximum of nine people. They have spacious lounges with satellite TV & DVD player, as well as fully equipped kitchens and varying numbers of bedrooms and bathrooms. All are traditional French farm cottages which, though updated to meet the modern age, still very much retain their old fashioned charm. Outside all the cottages have their own private garden space with a terrace and seating area and the rest of the grounds are shared. In the large shared area there is a children’s playground, hammocks, a covered barbecue and seating/dining area where you can socialize with other guests and the friendly owners who stay at the main farmhouse. Beyond that there is an orchard area and the farm to explore. You can pick your own cherries, peaches plums and walnuts there and get to meet some of the animals; which include sheep, hens and pigs. THE LOCATION: The location is great for those planning a trip to the world famous Mont St. Michel, which, as one of France’s most visited sites, probably needs no introduction.  It’s only about five minutes down the road but it would be a shame to begin and end your sightseeing there. There are numerous other great places to visit in the area, full of history, beauty and culture. Fougères, for example, where you can visit the largest medieval castle in Europe, Villedieu-les-Poêles, with its famous bell foundry where the bells for Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris were made, the charming walled town of Dinan with its half timbered houses and cobbled streets, and of course the lovely seaside towns of St. Malo & Dinard. Just some examples; there are many more, be sure to ask the friendly owners at Gite Ferme de la Baie for READ MORE
     

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