Maison de charme Portobelo in Carennac Ac

Looking for a getaway in a village with real character? Welcome to one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France," where you can stay in a traditional stone house. You will be located along the Dordogne Valley, just 10 minutes from the Padirac cave and Rocamadour. The space Your stay begins in a welcoming living area featuring open-plan spaces, exposed stonework, and a beautiful fireplace—a home designed with guest comfort in mind. On the first level, you will find an open-plan area complete with a lovely fireplace and a flat-screen TV. On the mezzanine level, discover the master bedroom featuring a queen-size bed (160cm), an en-suite bathroom, a walk-in closet, and a workspace ideal for remote work. On the upper floor, enjoy a charming attic-style bedroom equipped with twin beds (90x200cm), a walk-in closet, an extra single bed (80x190cm), and a bathroom. Toilets and reversible air conditioning are available on every floor for optimal comfort. A private parking space alongside the house is available for your peace of mind. Bed linen and towels are provided to ensure a relaxing stay. Cleaning is included. Additional optional services may be available for an extra charge. Guest access Guests have access to the levels described in the listing. An independent private area is for the owner's use. The accommodation is neither accessible nor suitable for people with reduced mobility. Other things to note The house offers a privileged view of the medieval castle of Carennac as well as the green setting that surrounds the Dordogne river below. The alleys of the village are conducive to daydreaming and nothing seems to have changed since the founding of this beautiful village in the eleventh century. The bordering departments of Corrèze, Dordogne and Cantal are home to many historical and prehistoric sites. You have plenty of options to plan your stay: Kayak; hiking, mountain biking; gastronomy; discovering the many medieval villages that are close to your home: Rocamadour, Sarlat, Castelnau, Collonge la Rouge, Turenne, Martel, Curemonte, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, to name a few; not to mention those of the Lot like Loubressac, Autoire, ... and other Lotois natural resources.