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

LA CROMALINE, 17th century mansion, Ideally located 10 mins from the center of TOURS, city of Art and History, and at the crossroads of the Loire castles. Park of 5000m ² with secular trees. Three large double bedrooms, one of which can be "twin" and an additional one to rent possibly in addition. Breakfasts "Cromaliens" composed of products from the garden and the terroir. Rental of electric bicycles (additional services, contact us). Minimum stay: 2 nights. Degressive rates possible according to the periods and duration of stay.

At vouvray, 10 kms from Tours and Amboise, chambres d'hôtes in an old restored house that once belonged to a wine-grower. Surrounded by old stone walls, vines growing over the terrace, you can still enjoy the sun in the small quiet garden.

Large, quiet and comfortable rooms, antique pieces of furniture, ensuite bathrooms.

2 bedrooms in a very quiet environment

Amboise-Chenonceau Castle. May we suggest that you stay in our 17th century inn situated in the forest of Amboise on the road to the world famous château of Chenonceau. Quiet and comfortable rooms. Swimming-pool. Dinner. Private car park. Garage for your bicycle and motobike. Accepted small animal. Wifi in the bedrooms also TV

At the heart of Touraine countryside, in a quiet hamlet near Tours, near the Loire Valley, and only 2 hours from Paris for a holiday or on the road vacation, Roland and Nicole invite you to a relaxing time with family and friends

We are located about 500m from the castle and near the restaurants, thus you can discover our town by walk. You will either have a room at the old barn or in the newly built house. You will get your “homemade” breakfasts and jam on the veranda. Chenonceaux is situated in the mid of all the Loire Valley castles

Near the great castles, savagery is in the middle of the field overlooking the forest of Loches. This former farm and mansion (17s) will be based on your vacation in the picturesque sites of the Loire Valley castles, vineyards, troglodyte sites, abbeys, ponds, zoos. . . The landscaped garden and furniture available to your country meals. The house has 2 rooms and one suite with bathroom and toilet.

The small 16th century house has been beautifully extended to incorporate an old barn for guest rooms, each one with a pretty patio and a bank of pink roses. This is a comfortable French traditional house with its pleasant, rambling garden and fenced, alarmed pool. The estate stretches as far as the eye can see and has its own lake and its private woods.

We are happy to welcome you in our home to have a rest. You will be hosted in 2 bedrooms of very different style: the Rustic room and the White Lilium room, both located in an XVIIIth century building made of tuffeau stone (cool in hot days and warm in cold days) on the banks of the River Indrois. We are in the southern part of the Loire Valley, between the River Indrois and the state-owned forest of Loches. You have access to the sunny terrace, the covered section of the courtyard (serving as summer breakfast and dining room) and a smaller one (to rest in the shade).

La Marelle is a 19th century house, old school of the village on a plot of 3 ha together. In the quiet of the countryside, the surrounding forests in the Loire-Anjou-Touraine Natural Park, this town of 400 residents is also close to the Loire and the castles. so you can easily visit Villandry and its legendary gardens, castles of Azay curtain, Langeais, Gizeux, Ussé ... You can also browse the vineyards of Bourgueil and Chinon nearby and taste in wine cellars open to the public. Touraine do not expect more than you.

Great propriétée 6000sqm landscaped with 3 self-catering accommodation. A family loft with two rooms and a kitchen aménager.Adapter the family of 5 or more. A comfortable Finnish kota with its terrace, shower, sink, toilet and air conditioning. Able acceuilir 4 personnes.Et finally tilleuil bedroom ground floor with terrace and walk-in shower. Discover our garden a swimming pool, barn, and our nursery ornamental plants.

At the heart of the Loire Castles, The Wine Press of Godfrey, a former winery located on the hillside of St. Patrick, a small town along the Loire produces Bourgueil wine.

Character property between Amboise and Tours nestled in a 3 acres of wooded parkland.Rental apartment and B&B .Bedrooms with stunning view on the Loire river. Close to main loire valley châteaux: chenonceaux, Ussé, villandry … private tennis court , children games. Quality restaurants nearby.

Welcome to the Clos de Rosnay, nineteenth century farmhouse in the heart of Touraine. You live 5 minutes from downtown Tours, city of art and history, and near the most beautiful castles of the Loire. You are 1.5 km from the A10 motorway towards Bordeaux, Nantes and Lyon (via the A85) and to Paris, Normandy (via A28) You are also at the heart of the wine route of the Val LoireAnd the Loire à Vélo

Modern guest rooms in the heart of the Loire Valley between Tours and Amboise on the route of the Loire by bike.

Located in the heart of the vineyards a quiet place that will take you to a thousand discoveries

The old house of the XIXth century in the heart of the village of Vernou on brenne where life is enjoyable. We welcome you during all year, in comfortable rooms looking onto an attractive raised garden. Ideal holiday resort to visit the castles of the Loire or take advantage of the sweetness from Tours.

Situated in the heart of the "Vouvray" wine country and the many Castles of the Loire Valley (UNESCO), this charming XVth Century flour mill surrounded by a stream opens its doors to you. While staying at the Moulin des Landes, you will have the opportunity to visit the local Castles, taste some of the finest wines from Vouvray, Montlouis and Chinon, discover local cuisine and the art of living "a la Française" and after a full day of discovery, enjoy a refreshing swim in our private pool (Children are under the responsibilities of the parents). The Mill - History The Moulin des Landes is made up of three buildings. The earliest one was built in 1625 by Louis de Houdan. The second one was constructed in 1726 when the mill was converted into a wheat mill. The chimney in the dining room dates from the 18th century. The third building, the Market, was built in 1851. After its purchase in 2001, the three buildings were renovated over a period of two years leading up to the moment it opened its doors to visitors for the first time in 2003.