A pause somewhere between maples and niwakis

Our unpretentious accommodation, ideally nestled near the prestigious vineyards of St-Émilion and Pomerol, with private and secure parking. Its Japanese-inspired pleasure garden brings an extra touch of charm and serenity, making this place a perfect setting to relax and fully enjoy the beauty of the region. The space This accommodation offers you, from March 2023, a 7 kw electric charging station with a 2S type socket for charging in a private and free parking lot. It has a kitchen and dining area, a living room, with a sofa and armchair and two bedrooms separated by a bathroom with soundproofing. Outside, a garden is available to guests with a dining area and the possibility to relax to catch some sun in peace near the small waterfall of the Japanese garden Guest access Want to know how to get to Saint-Médard in Saint-Médard-De-Guizières, France? Moovit helps you find the best route to Saint Medard by providing step-by-step directions from the public transport station closest to you. Moovit provides free maps and live directions to help you get around your city. See schedules, routes, timetable and find out how long it takes to get to Saint Médard in real time. Are you looking for the nearest stop or station to Saint Medard? Check out this list of stops closest to your destination: Gare De St-Seurin-Sur-L'Isle. You can get to Saint-Médard by Train or Bus. These are the lines and routes that stop nearby - Train: R31A Want to know if there's another route that will get you there sooner? Moovit helps you find alternative routes or schedules. Get directions to Saint-Médard through the Moovit app or our web app. Other things to note A few turns away, Saint-Émilion is an architectural jewel set in a vineyard setting, with world-famous wines. The Jurisdiction of Saint-Émilion has been listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as a "cultural landscape" since 1999. You can spend hours strolling through the steep, narrow streets of the medieval city founded in the 8th century by the monk Emilian, linger in its small squares or in its many shops, taste macaroons (the specialty) and discover the great diversity of its history monuments: the troglodyte church of Saint-Pierre, the monolithic church and its bell tower, the collegiate church and its cloister, the great wall, a vestige of a Dominican monastery, beautiful palaces, underground galleries, the Cordeliers convent, the walls and the Brunet gate, the ruins of the facade of the cardinal's palace, its king's tower, its laundries, its market...