Un ancien hôtel - maintenant un charmant groupe-séjour Maison d'Hôte pour un maximum de 30 personnes

Pourquoi Alexandra Skaff a choisi La Trimouille

The best part of the property (from a guest's standpoint I would think) is that you are totally self-contained once you get here - you are in control (though obviously it is taken for granted you will respect my home as you would your). There's room for everyone (up to 30) with plenty of public spaces and a huge communal kitchen. There's a courtyard outside with BBQ and above a huge open-air terrace so ideal for outdoor entertaining as well. But the village itself is really quite pretty and it has all of the amenities you would need - the best being the local bakery which is only 40 paces from the front door !

Les points forts de cette location

An old hotel in a small riverine village in the countryside of France - the benefits of loads of room, independence yet with the availability - only steps away - of the best baker in the area, a grocery, a cinema, a pharmacy, a stationers, two doctors' surgeries and a post office! Oh and two restaurants and three bars! And a river with ducks to feed and fat rout to fish, tennis courts and a big park with a children's play area - and another area with chairs and tables for picnicking and where the locals play pétanque. And its tranquil - quiet, safe. Parking is directly outside the old hotel or in either of the two squares - in front of the church or in front of the Mairie. 10 minutes from the train station and 2 lge super markets cum department stores and the historic "Cité de l"Ecrit" - a Medieval town host to a myriad of book shops and exhibits celebrating the history of writing. We're 15 minutes from a fabulous UNESCO World Heritage Site - St Savin; 30 minutes from the largest fortified medieval city in Europe; 35 minutes from one of the most beautiful villages in France " Angles sur L"Anglin"; 1 hr from Poitiers and Futuroscope and a little further to list goes on. Its a marvellous area - from the standpoint of nature, and of course, history. Come and see for yourselves, My best, Alexandra