Appartement de charme centre ville de Pau (64)

Magnifique appartement très bien agencé avec des équipements de qualité un grand confort et un’ emplacement de rêve !!!

De plus le propriétaire André est très disponible avenant et vraiment sympa !!!

Pour visiter cette bonne ville de Pau l appartement est idéalement situé

Nous avons découvert sur 3 jours la ville de Pau... son château. ..et une très belle vue sur les Pyrénées au pied de l'appartement.

Tout le confort et l'équipement s'y trouvent.. une très agréable location saisonnière au sein de laquelle nous ne pouvons que nous sentir BIEN!

Une excellente adresse à conserver précieusement.

Accueil très sympathique du propriétaire , situation idéale de l'appartement, la décoration et le confort sont à la hauteur des photos présentées dans l'annonce , on se sent comme chez soit.

À recommander sans modération.

We stayed in this apartment for a month and couldn't have been happier. Andre was wonderful and went way above and beyond for our comfort. We travel extensively and stay in a wide variety of places. This was one our favorites and he had a lot to do with it. It makes a huge difference to meet people who truly care about their spaces and about the guests coming in.

Clean. Not one speck.

Quiet. Not one peep.

Very thoughtfully furnished with high quality things.

Cool old historical building, close on foot or bike or free bus to everything you might need.

We will be back!

My stay, for eight nights, was, as on the last two occasions, really lovely. The original building was built as the Grand Hôtel Gassion towards the end of the

19thC, it is beautifully situated on the Promenade des Pyrénées, with a magnificent view of the mountains on the horizon.

At the end of the Promenade nearest the Gassion is the Chateau, well worth a visit, particularly for magnificent tapestries. The grounds are very attractive, a pleasant place to have a stroll. A leisurely walk of about thirty minutes along the length of the Promenade brings you to Beaumont Park, another good place to sit and enjoy life going by.

There are numerous bars, restaurants and cafés along the Promenade, lovely to have a coffee, beer or glass of wine and look at the peaks of the Pyrénées in the distance.

Pau, because it is not as accesible as some other French towns, remains exactly that; it is ‘French’ with relatively few tourists, the vast majority of those being French.

About three minutes from the entrance, there is a bus stop, situated outside the big church of St Jacques, where the little - free - bus, the ‘Navette’ goes on a circular route through the centre of Pau.

It runs every 10 minutes and is wonderful as it stops outside the Markets. The new indoor market has recently been opened, absolutely terrific; it is on two floors, escalators and lift, the selection of food amazing. The outdoor market just adjacent has smaller local suppliers with their own produce, cheese from sheep, ‘brebis’ which is delicious. The animals go to high pasture in June for three months, return in September.

The people in the market are very helpful and very kind and pleasant as are all the people I have met on my stays in Pau.

I arrive by train, if arriving by car do not forget to use Funicular that goes from a Promenade to near the station - great fun.

I finish by saying that André is a very, very, kind, friendly and helpful host, a lovely place and people.