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Contact Details:
Address:
Cécile Maled25 avenue de Peyre
Aumont-Aubrac
48130
Reviews:
7 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €70Telephone:
0466313411Mobile:
0674215595Description:
Description for B&B:
Each suite is equipped with a comfortable sitting area and a cozy sleeping area featuring a double bed. Additionally, there is a separate bathroom that includes a sink, as well as a personal set of two sinks, a refreshing shower, and one WC. These suites offer a spacious area of 40 m2.Reviews
Appréciations pour Les Volets Bleus, Aumont-Aubrac:
Séjour du 18.09.20
Une adresse à conserver, un accueil chaleureux, j'ai pris le chemin de Saint Guilhem après avoir passé une excellente soirée. J'en garde un merveilleux souvenir.
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Avis
Chambre avec beaucoup de cachet. Laccueil est exceptionnel, un vrai bonheur de sarrêter là. Le petit déjeuner est excellent.
à recommander pour marcheurs St-J. ou touristes
un accueil d'une grande gentillesse, l'apéro et le café au coin du feu, les repas "maison" excellents, autant que le p'tit-déj copieux et "local". N'hésitez pas à demander où est ""la fromagerie"" ! Quant aux chambres, plutôt "suites", nous en avons essayé plusieurs = le grand confort, l'indépendance d'un grand studio, le calme et la proximité de commerces (bistrot-journaux, boulanger, articles de tourisme et pour marcheurs, navette sakados chemin de St-Jacques) ... tout trouver dans une étape qu'on pourrait croire "paumée" ... N'hésitez pas à demander les adresses des bons restaurants locaux, des burons authentiques à proximité, des bains de Chaudes-Aygues, des sources et cascades et balades à proximité, notre hôtesse les a tous-tes visité/e/s, elle est du coin ! Une étape rare dont on a du mal à repartir ... mais on reviendra ... MERCI de ton accueil Cécile, la bizzz
À recommander sans hesitation
Nous avons été très bien reçues dans cette très jolie maison de famille. Notre hôte nous a offert l'apéritif dans son joli salon fait de boiseries au coin du feu. Son dîner était succulent. Les chambres spacieuses sont très très agréables.
Weekend promenade en lozère.
Nous sommes arrivés à l'improviste, et nous avons été acceuillis immédiatement, avec gentillesse et disponibilité.
Chambre très grande, beaucoup de charme et d'autenticité. La convivialité de Cécile rempli allégrement une bonne soirée. Sa maison toute entière est acceuillante, on s'y sent très bien.
Chambre très grande, beaucoup de charme et d'autenticité. La convivialité de Cécile rempli allégrement une bonne soirée. Sa maison toute entière est acceuillante, on s'y sent très bien.
en randonnée
tres bon accueil chambres spacieuses et splendides nous etions 3 couples randonneurs du doubs tres bonne appreciation
Response from property:
Merci de cet avis elogieux.Peut etre sera t"il incitatif pour connaitre notre sublime Aubrac
accueil et chambre
maison pleine de charme et d'ondes positives,accueil tres chaleureux ,nous avons ete taites en amis plus qu'en clients .Chambre d'un confort et d'un decor ,exeptionnels !tout a ete" charme et volupte"
Directions
About 1 kilometer away from exit 35 (or around 36 kilometers if coming from the south) of the A75 Meridienne motorway, you will find Aumont Aubrac. This village is located on the Paris-Beziers railway line and serves as a significant stopover point for pilgrims on the way to St Jacques de Compostela.
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Prices
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Attractions
- Le Malzieu-Ville: Located about 15 kilometers from Aumont-Aubrac, Le Malzieu-Ville is a picturesque medieval village known for its well-preserved architecture and charming atmosphere. Visitors can explore the narrow streets, admire the fortified walls, and visit the 15th-century Château de la Beaume.
- Chaudes-Aigues: Situated approximately 20 kilometers south of Aumont-Aubrac, Chaudes-Aigues is a small town famous for its hot springs and thermal baths. The thermal waters, which can reach temperatures of up to 82 degrees Celsius, have been used for centuries for their therapeutic properties. Don't miss the opportunity to relax in one of the town's many spas or visit the unique "Geothermal Museum."
- Saint-Flour: Located about 30 kilometers northeast of Aumont-Aubrac, Saint-Flour is a historic town perched on a volcanic rock. The town's medieval center is a maze of cobbled streets lined with beautifully preserved houses and buildings. Highlights include the Gothic-style Saint-Pierre Cathedral, the Episcopal Palace, and the breathtaking panoramic views from the Fortress of Saint-Flour.
- Garabit Viaduct: Situated approximately 35 kilometers southwest of Aumont-Aubrac, the Garabit Viaduct is an impressive railway bridge that spans the Truyère River. Designed by Gustave Eiffel, the viaduct is a masterpiece of engineering and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can admire the iron structure up close or enjoy the scenic viewpoints nearby.
- Aubrac Plateau: Just a short drive from Aumont-Aubrac, the Aubrac Plateau is a vast highland known for its natural beauty and traditional agriculture. Visitors can explore the rolling hills, picturesque villages, and vast meadows dotted with grazing cows. The area is also famous for its delicious local cheese, known as Laguiole.
- La Canourgue: Situated approximately 40 kilometers southwest of Aumont-Aubrac, La Canourgue is a charming medieval town nestled in the Gorges du Tarn. With its narrow streets, stone houses, and picturesque squares, it's a delight to wander around. Visitors can also explore the nearby Gorges du Tarn, a stunning natural canyon carved by the Tarn River.
- Gévaudan Wolf Park: Located about 45 kilometers northeast of Aumont-Aubrac, the Gévaudan Wolf Park is a wildlife park dedicated to the preservation of wolves. Visitors can observe different wolf species in their natural habitat and learn about their behavior and conservation efforts. The park also offers educational presentations and guided tours.
- Laguiole: Situated approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Aumont-Aubrac, Laguiole is a charming village famous for its traditional knives. Visitors can explore the village's cutlery shops, watch artisans at work, and learn about the history and craftsmanship of Laguiole knives. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a meal at one of the local restaurants, known for their delicious regional cuisine. These are just a few of the many tourist attractions near Aumont-Aubrac that offer a mix of natural beauty, historical significance, and cultural experiences.