Château de La Lanette
A small rural hotel in the Pyrenees
Bagneres de Luchon
| No of rooms: 6 |
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There are just 5 guest rooms
and a family suite, and all feature an individual marble fireplace and a pleasingly
restrained design. Some of the rooms are notably spacious and have balconies.
Families are particularly welcome, with a bundle of fun to be had by the children, with the swings, climbing frames and small pool. Then for couples travelling on their own, the garden is large enough to relax far away from the little ones. The backdrop, as might be predicted, is quite spectacular thanks to the mountains, and while the Pyrenees remains as popular as ever for its rural life and ideal position for further travel and exploration of different terrains, the values of this hotel are rooted in a simple, hospitable stay for a small number of guests.
Chateau de La Lanette is easily reached by rail, road or air, but it is still well away from urban distractions, and instead is well-placed for an abundance of outdoor activity and exploration. For instance, cyclists like to come here due to its proximity to Col des Ares, Port de Bales and Col de Menthe (all on the Tour de France trail). There are also 5 ski and snowboard resorts within an hour or so's drive. The hotel is just a 20-minute drive from the Le Mourtis and Superbagnères resorts. In summer this a good base for walking or fishing holidays, and for those of a more action-packed disposition, parapenting. In winter, it is of course a great centre for ski-ing and snow-boarding, with five different ski resorts in easy reach catering for all skill levels.
Restaurant:
Breakfast is served in the wood-panelled dining room with its Louis XIII chandelier, or on the terrace in the summer months, and consists of such items as pains au chocolat, croissants, bread and yoghurt. By request, dinner can also be taken at the hotel, and is a 3-course meal that may include starters like beetroot soup, goats cheese tartlets or smoked salmon and avocado terrines, and main dishes such as duck breast in a red berry sauce and regional tartifilette with a salad.A Word From the Owner:
"You will be guaranteed a warm welcome in this beautiful family home. We aim to provide the service and comfort you would expect from a luxury hotel in our home away from home."Hotel Amenities:
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Nearby Amenities:
Walking- Vallée D'Oueil, Vallée de la Pique, Vallée du Lys
and Lac d'OôCycling- a stage used for the Tour de France
Skiing and snowboarding
Golf
Parapenting
Canyoning
Rafting
Places to visit:
Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges (commune with cathedral)
Bagnères-de-Luchon (spa town)
Loudenvielle thermal spa and fun pool (40 minutes)
Pyrénées Ho adventure park (adults and children)- karting, tree walks, tree-top walks, 250m zip wire
Activity park- pedalos, boats, pony rides, bouncy castles, mini bobsleigh track
Prehistoric caves
What We Say:
There is so much to do in the area, for adults and children alike, and Château de la Lanette offers a gloriously homely atmosphere for adults and children alike. .From the Guestbook:
"Nothing too much trouble for Heather and Russell which made for a very relaxing stay. Their 2 children are great fun too; entertaining our daughter for hours and sharing their toys! The house is lovely and very well renovated with many of the original feature preserved. The food was also excellent with Heather using all local ingredients (and Russ keeps a great selection of nice wines to sample!)."
"Our son was in paradise- a huge garden with big trampoline, climbing frames, sandpit, ride-on toys (plus two keen playmates); goats and donkeys to feed just down the road; rivers to throw stones into...etc. etc. And plenty for the adults too- it is a stunning rural location with fantastic cycling & walking opportunities; even just hanging out on the terrace in the autumn sunshine watching the kids playing was a real treat. Heather and Russell offer babysitting on request but actually we chose to eat dinner at the chateau most nights, which meant we could relax over Heather's fantastic food in the dining room within easy range of the baby monitor (provided). All in all, highly recommended!!"
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| Room Rates in Euros (2012) | |
Chambre St. Julien. 2 private balconies, one of which looks out towards Bagnères-de-Luchon. Spacious south-facing room. Bathroom has bath, shower and heated towel rail. Bathrooms opens onto the other balcony. Complimentary toiletries. Chambre Pic du Gar. At the front of the house. Grand balcony and views of Pic du Gar. High ceiling, neutral decoration. Large walk-in shower and heated towel rail in an en-suite which runs the length of the room. Complimentary toiletries. Double doors open onto a private balcony. Chambre de Jardin. A double or twin room at the back of the house with doors leading out to a little bridge which takes you to the extensive gardens. Decorated in a subtle pink. CD player/radio. Bathroom has shower, heated towel rail and complimentary toiletries. A cot can also be added. Chambre de Village. So named due to the excellent views of the village. A twin room which comfortably accommodates another bed or cot. At the back of the house. Doors open onto a bridge which leads to the extensive gardens. Bathroom has shower, heated towel rail and complimentary toiletries.Close |
€ 80 |
| Double Room (single occupancy) | € 60 |
Comprising a large double room with en-suite bathroom with bath and shower and an adjoining room with up to 3 beds (or cots).Close |
€ 130 |
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