Gîte "Le Stamtisch"

The Stamtisch is located in the heart of the village of Gaillac-Toulza, in the Haute-Garonne department. This village, served by a regional bus service and a train station 8 km away, has a postal service, a bar-restaurant, a bakery, a boulodrome and many walking and hiking trails. The Stamtisch is close to the Verdaich clinic (just a 2-minute drive). The space This cottage, located on the ground floor and with an area of 56 m2, consists of a 30 m2 living room with a sofa bed, a bedroom and a bathroom. The Stamtisch is fully equipped (Wi-Fi, TV, dishes, small appliances, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, stove), linen such as sheets and bath towels are provided. It has a capacity of 4 people. You will also find local products to taste (honey, jam, other products depending on the season). Coffee, tea, herbal tea, sugar, flour, vinegar, oil, salt, pepper are available. Easy parking. Other things to note The Stamtisch is a traditional table in German-speaking regions. Usually in a reserved corner of a bar or restaurant, it allows regulars to meet over a meal or a beer to chat and have fun. The "Stammtisch" in Alsace is also a wooden table in the bierstubs and winstubs, where the regulars come to set the world to rights. According to some, it was the table where people came to drink the Stamm, this much appreciated pint of beer. In fact, the Stamm is originally a wooden stump, a table, serving as a meeting point for the elders in villages and houses. In Alsace, we love this "meeting table" where everything becomes possible! And where some whisper that the world was created. Originally from these regions, Paul and Murielle will welcome you in this spirit, a moment of exchange to discover this atypical gîte located between the brick walls of an old consul's house, rich in history in the very heart of the village of Gaillac-Toulza, in Haute-Garonne!