High-End Suite with Jacuzzi and Large 43" Screen

Independent luxury suite of 58 m2 in a small quiet village near Lake Salagou, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert and many other sites to visit. Discover a private waterfall jacuzzi, chromotherapy and massaging jets facing a very comfortable king size bed. The chic and refined decoration as well as its lighting effects will offer you a cocooning and relaxing atmosphere. Come and relax for one night or multiple nights. Ideally located, 5 minutes from all amenities and shops. The space Good-to-Know: The + • Wi-Fi • High-end private spa with waterfall, light effects • Reversible air conditioning • Large modern bathroom with walk-in shower • You also have a flat screen You have the option to order a bottle of champagne, craft beers or local wine. For the most romantic, flowers can be placed in the room for a surprise on a special occasion. Please let us know what you'd like, we'll treat it with the utmost interest. Information: In the heart of the village 58 m2 independent luxury suite Refurbished, comfortable Bedroom: very comfortable king size bed (180 cm x 200 cm) Living room: chic sofa bed that is convertible and comfortable The Space: Independent suite 58 m² 1 powder room 1 bathroom 1 Living Room Amenities: Free street parking Close to shops Remarkable tourist potential: Lac du Salagou Cirque de Mourèze Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert Pont du Diable Canyon du diable Cirque de Navacelles Only 40 minutes from Montpellier and Béziers and 25 minutes from Pézen Other things to note At the foot of Larzac, between Lodève and St Guilhem le Désert, Le Bosc is a pretty traditional village remarkable for the beauty of its landscapes and the high quality of its land. Many prehistoric sites have been found by the Lodévois Archaeological Group. One of the largest dolmens in the region is located in the commune. This commune of Piedmont was on the passage of a Roman road connecting Nîmes to Lodève. It is therefore rich in Gallo-Roman remains, one of the most important of which from the century was excavated in 1967 by Abbot Maistre and his team. An important archaeological collection has thus been exhumed, including more than 400 reconstructible containers. Some of these objects can be seen at the Lodève Museum.