Small cottage, bungalow type 33 m2

Comfortable accommodation and ideal for nature lovers. Bedroom with 140 cm bed + a sofa bed, equipped kitchen and many storage cupboards (the bathrooms are shared as in a campsite) Accommodation in a very quiet holiday village 2 minutes from the center of the village 20 minutes from Spain or Luchon by car, many walking trails from the cottage Strong point: quiet, inexpensive, contact with nature, independent Weak point: outdoor bathroom The space The accommodation is new, located in a very quiet holiday village - There is no direct access to water at the chalet, the kitchen is equipped with a 25l water tank that must be supplied from the sanitary facilities that are 50 m away. - The village of Saint Pé d'Ardet is a 2-minute walk away with possible catering on site, various walking and cycling routes including the GR65 of Saint Jacques de Compostelle. A 10-minute walk away you have the natural lake and several stopover cliffs as well as the chapel and its Romanesque Church offering an exceptional view Guest access - a natural lake with perfectly preserved fauna and flora, - an 11th century church decorated with 15th century frescoes, - a 19th-century chapel and its Stations of the Cross - an 18th century washhouse. In addition, Saint Pé d'Ardet offers the possibility to practice many sports activities: hiking, mountain biking, climbing, hunting, fishing... The proximity of the ski slopes (Mourtis, Superbagnères, Peyragudes resorts) allows, in season, the practice of winter sports. In summer, the peaks of Luchonnais attract seasoned walkers and climbers. From Saint Pé d'Ardet, tourists can, within a radius of about 30 km, access Saint Bertrand and Comminges and Saint Just de Valcabrère on the road to Saint Jacques de Compostelle, the Val d'Aran in Spain, the marble city of Saint Béat, the spa town of Bagnères de Luchon and its peaks of more than 3000 m altitude, as well as the remarkable natural site of the Barousse valley Other things to note The accommodation is offered for rent in order to reimburse some of its cost. It's not a necessity, so I don't worry if the context seems complicated to me. Respect, simply knowing how to live