PUIVERT - Sleeps up to four. Ensuite

The accommodation is ideal for those who love outdoors and history. Bring your bikes or hire one, including electric bikes from Chalabre. There are numerous walks locally including the GR 367 Cathar Trail. For the horse riders there are a number of local riding centres plus white water rafting, canoeing etc. Then relax by the lake, bird watch visit the museum and many castles. As for history we are surrounded by it but don't take my word, come and discover for yourselves. A warm welcome awaits. The space The guest accommodation is on the ground floor with its own bathroom. The bedrooms are connected and measure approximately 10 square meters each. Has a fridge kettle, toaster, microwave, slow cooker, crockery and cutlery and includes breakfast. Free transport once a week to supermarket for refugee guests. Guest access Cycles/Canoe's/Climbing equipment etc, can be stored in the attached garage. Patio area, with table and chairs plus BBQ for sole use. Great view of castle and surrounding hills. Communal hall (shared with owner) private lockable entrance door, to your suite. Free parking outside property and free car park opposite with an electric car charging station. During your stay Welcome pack on arrival containing, coffee, tea, sugar and milk. If you require further items for your arrival, these can be obtained for you at cost. Your host respects your privacy during your stay but is on hand if you require any help. Due to Covid restrictions there is no maid service. Cleaning products and clean bedding available when required. Places of interest and information on weekly events will be on display in the hall. Other things to note Second bedroom has a very comfortable bed settee, accomodating up to two further guests at an extra charge. Rural location therefore, car is essential, as very limited public transport. Nearest shops, banking and doctors can can be found in Chalabre 11 mins by car (9.1 km) Swimming lake a short walk away. Puivert has a night market once a week in the summer months and is held down by the lake. The museum also holds concerts, performed on authentically made medieval instruments in the summer months.