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Adeline Courtois44, Rue Camélinat
Mailly-la-ville
89270
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Located at the junction of the Yonne river and the Canal du Nivernais, the village of Mailly-la-Ville offers a unique setting for boating, canoeing, fishing, swimming, or leisurely walks. The river and canal are prominent tourist attractions, especially since the village is adjacent to the picturesque "Les Coûtas" coastlines, which used to be covered in vineyards until the early 20th century. These coastlines provide stunning views from the paths originating in the village center.Situated overlooking one of the locks of the Canal du Nivernais, there are three guest rooms available on the first floor of a 17th-century building, separate from the owners' residence. On the ground floor, a relaxation area is provided for guests, including a fully equipped kitchen for dining and meal preparation. Guests also have access to a shared inner courtyard.
With a total capacity of 8 people, the guest rooms can be transformed into guest houses by booking all three bedrooms simultaneously. The "Les Coûtas" guest rooms are open year-round.
One of the guest rooms, called "Chambre du Père Leleu," accommodates up to 4 people and offers a privileged view of one of the locks of the Canal du Nivernais and the Yonne River. This family suite is named after a local character, Father Leleu. Father Leleu, a former Communard, settled in the neighboring commune of Saint-Moré in 1887. He resided in a cave overlooking the Cure, Roche Percee, where he discovered numerous prehistoric remains. Father Leleu made use of his troglodyte living environment, showcasing his "apartments" and displaying live vipers. In 1913, his body was found inside the cave, leaving a mystery surrounding his death. However, his legend lives on. Your stay could be an opportunity to follow in Father Leleu's footsteps.
The family suite consists of two rooms with a double bed and two bunk beds, a private bathroom, and a separate toilet. A conversion is available for children under 6 years old. The double bed measures 140 cm, while the single bunk beds measure 90 cm. The bedroom is equipped with two desks and two storage cabinets. Additional amenities include electrical heating, a shower room with a shower, washbasin, heated towel rail, and a hairdryer.
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Situated in the central region of Yonne department, in Burgundy, these guest rooms enjoy a prime location at the junction of the Cure and the Yonne rivers. This advantageous position allows guests to explore the diverse offerings of several territories. The Avallonnais region showcases unparalleled natural beauty, serving as the gateway to the Morvan area. The Chablisien region boasts renowned vineyards, while the Auxerrois region unveils a rich cultural heritage waiting to be discovered. Additionally, the Puisaye-Forterre region immerses visitors in ubiquitous traditions.
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Attractions
- Vézelay Abbey: Located in the nearby town of Vézelay, this magnificent Romanesque basilica is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It attracts visitors with its stunning architecture, historical significance, and breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside.
- Chablis Wine Region: Just a short drive away, the Chablis wine region is famous for its exquisite white wines. Visitors can explore vineyards, enjoy wine tastings, and learn about the wine-making process in the charming villages of Chablis, Maligny, and others.
- Auxerre: Situated on the banks of the River Yonne, the city of Auxerre is known for its rich history and picturesque charm. Highlights include the stunning Auxerre Cathedral, the historic Old Town with its half-timbered houses, and the beautiful waterfront promenade.
- Grottes d'Arcy-sur-Cure: These prehistoric caves, located near the village of Arcy-sur-Cure, offer a fascinating glimpse into the past. Visitors can explore the underground chambers adorned with impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and ancient rock paintings.
- Guédelon Castle: A unique and ongoing medieval construction project, Guédelon Castle is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Witness the construction of an authentic medieval castle using traditional techniques and immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere.
- Noyers-sur-Serein: This charming medieval village is renowned for its well-preserved half-timbered houses, narrow streets, and beautiful Serein River. Stroll through the village, visit the local artisans' workshops, and enjoy the tranquility of this picturesque place.
- Saint-Fargeau Castle: Situated in the town of Saint-Fargeau, this impressive castle dates back to the 10th century. It offers guided tours, a museum, and even live shows during the summer months, where visitors can witness historical reenactments and jousting tournaments.
- Château de Tanlay: Located near the village of Tanlay, this Renaissance castle is renowned for its exquisite architecture and beautiful gardens. Explore the opulent interior, stroll through the French formal gardens, and marvel at the moat that surrounds the castle.
- Pontigny Abbey: One of the largest Cistercian abbeys in Europe, Pontigny Abbey is a serene and peaceful place to visit. Admire the impressive Gothic architecture, explore the vast grounds, and enjoy the tranquility of this spiritual site. 10. Les Fossoyeurs Winery: Located in the village of Chitry-le-Fort, this family-run winery offers wine tastings and tours of their vineyards and cellars. Discover the local wines, learn about the winemaking process, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the owners.