Leuze B&B - Bed and Breakfast - Leuze Holiday Rentals

We welcome you to our house in the heart of the Thiérache countryside. Near the forest of Aubenton you will enjoy our green and the region's activities (hiking, horse riding, canoeing, climbing, discover the local heritage ...)

The hollow of a pretty green valley, a small village inhabited by 50 people flowers, you will be pleasantly welcomed in an old house of entirely renovated logger in the Ardennes. Pierrette you will enjoy the breakfast table the products of its manufacture, you will be staying in 3 guest rooms comfortable and quiet.

Yves and Isabelle will be happy to welcome you into their home, mid nineteenth. It stands in a park, along the river. The small village of Éparcy, crossed by the Ton, is the ideal starting point for your hiking, biking or even horseback.

Rural Cottage, 2 to 8 people

Franck and Nathalie welcome you in a typical setting, close to the river and in a wooded park. A large room "ZEN" with a large bed of 160 x 200. Possibility of adding an extra bed in the room (extra 15 ) or cot (free for children under 6), bathroom with tub independent shower and toilet. To host 4 peopleA second room "BLUE" with a bed of 2 people, shared bathroom with the room "Zen". Ideal for a family or friends. The room "Blue" is always rented in addition to the room "Zen".

Your holiday cottage(shelter) is an individual, isolated house, for 6 people, of 3 rooms(chambers), 2 bathrooms with shower among which 1 hydromassante, 3 toilets and a fully-equipped kitchen. Come to relax in your peaceful holiday rental, to take a big breath of fresh air, to avoid(flee) the crowd and to find simple things in the countryside(mid-campaign) of Thiérache, by listening to the silence, the birdsong, discovering them and photographing the numerous sorts(species).

A Revin, a small town in the mountains of Ardennes, in the heart of the valley of the Meuse, Corinne and Eric welcome you to their mansion: 2 comfortable and spacious (22 m² with library, TV, WIFI ...) and bathroom (shower, bath, toilet). Terrace and garden at your disposal. You are both downtown and quiet, 2 steps from shops, banks, restaurants, train station and the first walk along the Meuse and the heart of the Ardennes forest. Other leisure activities available: cycling on the greenway that stretches 80 km, canoeing, fishing, paragliding, swimming (at the municipal pool or lake built a few kilometers), cultural activities (museum of the forest, theater ... Jean Vilar). From the station you can take the train from the Meuse Valley for "down" in Charleville-Mezieres (20 km) and discover the birthplace of Rimbaud! In the evening, you are welcome, if you wish, at our dinner table for an organic meal (and possible végérarien).DEGRESSIVE RATE OF THE DAY 2: 10% off with 2 nights stay, 20% off stays of three nights. Reduction of 10 euros for single room

We welcome you in the old attic of a barn completely refurbished studio that will seduce you with its warm and cozy atmosphere. In summer, the calm and tranquility of the place invites you to enjoy the swimming pool and the garden to relax and take a sunbath after being restored outdoors on the terrace. Give yourself another coffee break on the furnished balcony revealing a clear and green panorama of the surrounding countryside. In winter book the private indoor pool of our partner 2 km from the cottage

An authentic Gypsy caravan awaits you right in the grove avesnois.

In the Natural Park of Avesnois, just outside the small village of Saint Hilaire, Saint Hilaire's barn welcomes you and offers a relaxing atmosphere mainly wood, a surprising change of scenery. The rooms in the barn are beyond the owner's house.

A room of 2 dble beds including 1 baldachin, with private cabinet of shower.a double room with 1 dble bed and 2 twin beds with common cabinet of shower.a bed baby can be put in each room.

Experience charm and authenticity in Dourlers, between Avesnes-sur-Helpe and Maubeuge, in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of Avesnois. Helene welcomes you in her house "Le Clos de la Braquennière" dating from late eighteenth century and recently restored.