Le Cluzeau Gîtes

We absolutely loved staying at Le Cluzeau! We had a wonderfully friendly welcome from our host Caroline who provided everything we could possibly want for our first day, and indeed the whole stay: BBQ; private garden full of songbirds; laundry facilities; Bluetooth speaker; sumptuous bedding and towels; kitchen equipment of every variety,... you name it,.. it's there for you! This is a spectacularly beautiful part of France, and so peaceful surrounded by fields of maize and sunflowers; lovely walks nearby. The pool is heaven! Highly, highly recommended.

The final kilometre to Le Cluzeau indicated the type of holiday we would have - remote! Caroline's welcome was warm and friendly, and her attention to detail faultless - she had provided everything we could possibly need. We stayed in the largest gite, rustic in appearance but with all modern conveniences. Civilisation drifted away as we relaxed and enjoyed the area to the background of birdsong. We visited places on Caroline’s helpful list, but as the weather was good, we made the most of the sun terrace and saline swimming pool. Le Cluzeau is a wonderful place to relax and we hope to return.

My wife and I recently enjoyed a wonderful relaxing stay at Le Cluzeau. Driving up the hill to the main house on arrival, we were awestruck by the beautiful setting. We stayed in the largest of the three gîtes, a beautiful rustic, self-catering, two-story cottage that exceeded our expectations. The pool area was a particular highlight, offering spectacular views of the valley and equipped with comfortable sunbeds. So tranquil. Just what we needed. The host, Caroline, was exceptionally hospitable and knowledgeable about the area. Hope to return next year with a group and hire all 3 gîtes.

Stayed here for a couple of days in early June and only wish we could have been here longer. Typical farmhouse with beautifully appointed rooms that have been developed around the property giving a sense of privacy, but only seconds from meeting others if using the whole complex. Views of surrounding farmland with mature gardens and a specimen lime tree at the centre, a gardener's feast for the eyes. Our hosts were welcoming and had thoughtfully stocked the pantry with tea, coffee etc., but were quick to ask if we needed anything else and seemed determined that our stay lacked for nothing.

The location of Le Cluzeau took my breath away when I drove up to it and I wasn't expecting to be as wowed by it as I was. The owner has worked magic, teasing this ancient site into the 21st century – she has used her skills as an accomplished artist to curate the indoor and outdoor space into quirky but well-curated spaces for guests to enjoy whilst settled into the stunning French countryside.