Old, spacious and comfortable.
Only occupants of the house, you will take advantage of its cosy athmosphere to walk around the nice old town, to visit its famous vineyards, the charming villages ("bastides") around and the extraordinary city of Albi. The capital of the region, Toulouse, full of history, is less than 1 hour motorway or train away. You may also relax on one of the two terraces or connect on the Wifi network.
Regarding eating, you will either use the fully equipped kitchen or savour many kinds of cuisine in the numerous restaurants of the close neighbourhood.
Price: 190 euros/night. Minimum stay: 5 days. For stays longer than 2 weeks, please contact us.
Maximum 8 people in 4 bedrooms and 7 beds.
Open all year long.
Please reserve at least 4 days before arrival.
Gaillac vineyard
Gaillac ows its fame to its wine production as well as the vicinity of the Tarn river, allowing wine transport and business.
Next to the Saint Michel abbey, the Maison des Vins is open for visits and lets you taste Gaillac wines which come from 7 varieties (Mauzac, Len de Lel, Sauvignon, Duras, Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet) benefiting from an oceanic micro-climate smoothed by west winds.
Pearled whites, dry fruity whites, sweet whites, light rosés, primeur reds, strong and caracterised reds, rich sparkling... are producded ine these vineyards
The city of Gaillac
Town of fun and discoveries, Gaillac, located in a loop of the Tarn river, promotes a sophisticated way of life. With its culture, its wines, its inhabitants, its natural and historical richness, Gaillac enjoys all the qualities of a typical french South-West village and shares them with all visitors.
Its numerous monuments (St-Michel abbey, St Pierre church, Griffoul square, Yversen et Pierre de Brens mansions, the Foucaud Castle-fine arts museum, etc.), its parks and lively small streets make it an unavoidable stage when visiting the Tarn departement.
An historical mansion
It is a real landmark of the town, certainly the house visitors take the most pictures of!
Typical of the local architecture, in pink bricks, its floors are reached by a magnificent stone staircase crowned by an open shelter, the "soleilhou". Its façade is decorated by a remarkable glycine.
The basis goes back to the XIIIth century, with additions and improvements from the XVth and XVIIIth centuries, in order to become habitable. Our family made a lot of efforts to make it comfortable, with bathrooms, central heating, terraces and furniture, while keeping its antique character.
Cottage Tour du Griffoul/
10, place du Griffoul
81600 Gaillac France
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