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Contact Details:
Address:
Jennifer KingLa Roumec
Escandolières
12390
Reviews:
1 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €50Telephone:
0565433382Mobile:
0658124643Description:
Description for B&B:
La Roumec offers bed and breakfast accommodations with two bedrooms, each featuring private facilities. Additionally, there is a salon with a kitchen available for guests to use.Bedroom 1, located on the ground floor, is furnished with a double bed and a single bed. The en suite bathroom is equipped with a corner bath that includes a shower, as well as a toilet and sink.
Bedroom 2 features a double bed and a single bed. The single bed is situated on a mezzanine level, accessible via stairs, while the double bed is on the lower level. The en suite bathroom in this room offers a spacious shower, along with a toilet and sink.
The salon provides comfortable armchairs, a television with both English and French reception, and a DVD player. Guests also have access to an iron, ironing board, hairdryer, and a washing machine.
For those traveling with a baby, a cot is available upon request.
Outside, guests can enjoy a swimming pool and garden. A large portion of the garden is accessible to guests and features fruit trees, a pond, and grassy areas. Additionally, a barbecue is available upon request.
Please note that La Roumec has a strict non-smoking policy and does not accommodate animals.
Reviews
Appréciations pour La Roumec, Escandolières:
short holiday
great place to stay with friendly hosts, nothing is too much for them. nice quite surrounding, good to see the region. rooms are big and garden is lovely, breakfast is great
Directions
To reach La Roumec from Toulouse, you can either take a 2.5-hour drive or catch a daily flight from various cities with different airlines. Car hire services are available as well. If you choose to drive, follow these directions:
From A20:
1. Take Exit 56 and head towards Rodez on D802.
2. Continue on D802/N140 in the direction of Decazeville/Rodez after passing through Figeac.
3. At St Christophe Vallon, turn right just after the Pharmacie onto D11 towards Cransac.
4. Drive along this road for 4km, passing through Glassac and a series of "S" bends.
5. After the bends, take the next right turn to La Roumec, where there are seven hamlets signposted.
6. You will see the house with its tower ahead of you. Follow the lane past a large square house until you reach our barn door.
7. Drive past the barn and then take a rather sharp left turn down into our car park.
From A75:
1. Take Exit 42 and follow N88 towards Rodez.
2. From Rodez, take D840/N140 towards Decazeville.
3. Pass the airport on your left-hand side.
4. At St Christophe Vallon, turn left just before the Pharmacie onto D11 towards Cransac.
5. Drive along this road for 4km, passing through Glassac and a series of "S" bends.
6. After the bends, take the next right turn to La Roumec, where there are seven hamlets signposted.
7. You will see the house with its tower ahead of you. Follow the lane past a large square house until you reach our barn door.
8. Drive past the barn and then take a rather sharp left turn down into our car park.
From A20:
1. Take Exit 56 and head towards Rodez on D802.
2. Continue on D802/N140 in the direction of Decazeville/Rodez after passing through Figeac.
3. At St Christophe Vallon, turn right just after the Pharmacie onto D11 towards Cransac.
4. Drive along this road for 4km, passing through Glassac and a series of "S" bends.
5. After the bends, take the next right turn to La Roumec, where there are seven hamlets signposted.
6. You will see the house with its tower ahead of you. Follow the lane past a large square house until you reach our barn door.
7. Drive past the barn and then take a rather sharp left turn down into our car park.
From A75:
1. Take Exit 42 and follow N88 towards Rodez.
2. From Rodez, take D840/N140 towards Decazeville.
3. Pass the airport on your left-hand side.
4. At St Christophe Vallon, turn left just before the Pharmacie onto D11 towards Cransac.
5. Drive along this road for 4km, passing through Glassac and a series of "S" bends.
6. After the bends, take the next right turn to La Roumec, where there are seven hamlets signposted.
7. You will see the house with its tower ahead of you. Follow the lane past a large square house until you reach our barn door.
8. Drive past the barn and then take a rather sharp left turn down into our car park.
Map
Prices
| Property type | Quantity |
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extra bed | breakfast |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 50 | 70 | Oui | |||||||||||
Services
Wi-Fi
Swimming Pool
Parking
Garden
Credit cards accepted
Attractions
- Château de Calmont d'Olt: Located in Espalion, this medieval castle offers panoramic views of the Lot Valley. Visitors can explore the castle's well-preserved fortifications and learn about its history.
- Gorges du Tarn: A stunning natural attraction, the Gorges du Tarn is a deep canyon carved by the Tarn River. Visitors can enjoy scenic drives, hiking trails, and water activities such as kayaking and canoeing.
- Conques: A picturesque village known for its medieval architecture, Conques is home to the famous Abbey Church of Sainte-Foy. The village's narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and charming squares make it a delightful place to explore.
- Micropolis - La Cité des Insectes: Located in Saint-Léons, Micropolis is an interactive museum dedicated to insects. Visitors can learn about different species, their habitats, and their importance in the ecosystem through exhibits and live displays.
- Laguiole: Famous for its traditional knife-making, Laguiole is a small town that offers a glimpse into local craftsmanship. Visitors can visit the Forge de Laguiole workshop, where these iconic knives are still made by hand.
- Roquefort-sur-Soulzon: Known as the birthplace of Roquefort cheese, this village is a must-visit for cheese enthusiasts. Visitors can tour the famous caves where the cheese is aged and learn about the unique production process.
- Millau Viaduct: Spanning the Tarn Valley near Millau, this architectural marvel is the tallest bridge in the world. Visitors can admire the viaduct's sleek design and enjoy breathtaking views from the designated viewpoints.
- Villefranche-de-Rouergue: A charming medieval town, Villefranche-de-Rouergue boasts an impressive central square and beautifully preserved architecture. Visitors can explore the town's narrow streets, visit the Notre-Dame Collegiate Church, and enjoy local markets.
- Najac: A hilltop village with a medieval fortress, Najac offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets, visit the 13th-century castle, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. 10. Couvertoirade: This well-preserved medieval village is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can stroll through its cobbled streets, admire the fortified walls, and explore the Templar Knights' Commandery.