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Our site embodies the essence of tranquility, nature, privacy, and comfort. Located in the scenic Quercy region of France, Pech Blanc offers a truly unique experience. The majority of the Quercy lies within the Lot département, which was designated as a nature park in 1999. This area is characterized by its rugged, hilly terrain and expansive wooded plateau of limestone, adorned with deep gorges carved by the river Lot and its contributing streams Célé and Vers. Despite its breathtaking beauty, the Quercy remains an undiscovered gem, earning its reputation as the forgotten district even within France. It is a haven for nature enthusiasts.For those who love exploring on foot or horseback, there is an extensive network of footpaths and ample opportunities for horse riding. Touring the Quercy by car or motorcycle unveils a wealth of hidden treasures and remarkable sights. The traditional stone-built barn at Pech Blanc underwent a complete restoration in 2004/2005, resulting in four well-appointed bedrooms and a charming breakfast/dining room. The ground floor accommodates two bedrooms, while the first floor houses the remaining two. The offerings include three double rooms and a family room for three people. Additionally, one of the rooms has been thoughtfully adapted for wheelchair users.
Each room boasts generous dimensions, ranging from 23 to 28 square meters, and features central heating, a private bathroom, and a television. The combination of thick stone walls and modern insulation ensures a comfortable environment year-round, with coolness in the summer and warmth in the winter. The ground floor rooms offer independent entrances, while the first-floor rooms are accessible via a shared staircase. All entrances, including the dining room, open onto the central courtyard. Surrounding this charming space, you will find the main farmhouse, a garage, and various outbuildings. The dining room is enhanced by an inviting open fire, creating a cozy ambiance. Additionally, the spacious hangar has been transformed into a tastefully decorated lounge, where you can join us for drinks and dinner if desired.
Reviews
Appréciations pour Chambres d'hôtes Pech Blanc, Calvignac:
Moto-Quercy-PechBlanc = Trio gagnant !
Excellente adresse. Un accueil super sympa par Marie José et Wouter pour notre petit WE moto dans cette région magnifique qu'est le Quercy. Merci à eux d'avoir redonné vie à ces vieilles pierres situées dans une nature superbe.
Très sympa et reposant !
Merci pour l'accueil et ce petit séjour dans le Lot. Chambre très sympa et lieu fort joli !
Directions
Directions from the A20 (heading towards Paris or Toulouse):
1. Take exit number 58 for Cahors-Sud.
2. After the toll booth, take the first right towards Lalbenque.
3. At the roundabout, turn right onto the D19 towards Lalbenque.
4. Stay on the D19 towards Limogne, which will take you through the villages of Vaylats, Bach, and Varaire.
5. In Limogne, turn right at the junction (with a garage on your left).
6. Continue through Limogne on the D911 towards Villefranche. Approximately 200 meters after the town center, take the first left onto the D19 towards Figeac and Calvignac.
7. After 1.5 km, turn left at the junction with the D143 towards Calvignac.
8. After 2 km, make a left turn towards Pech Blanc (look for a sign).
9. After 800 meters, you will reach the hamlet, and the first house on your right is your destination.
From the Lot valley (the D662):
1. Cross the river Lot at Larnagol, then turn left after the two bridges, and immediately turn right afterwards.
2. Ascend and pass through Calvignac on the D143.
3. Continue on the D143 for a little over 4 km after Calvignac, passing the viewpoint, until you reach a small crossroads with four dustbins on the right. Take the small road on your right signposted Pech Blanc.
1. Take exit number 58 for Cahors-Sud.
2. After the toll booth, take the first right towards Lalbenque.
3. At the roundabout, turn right onto the D19 towards Lalbenque.
4. Stay on the D19 towards Limogne, which will take you through the villages of Vaylats, Bach, and Varaire.
5. In Limogne, turn right at the junction (with a garage on your left).
6. Continue through Limogne on the D911 towards Villefranche. Approximately 200 meters after the town center, take the first left onto the D19 towards Figeac and Calvignac.
7. After 1.5 km, turn left at the junction with the D143 towards Calvignac.
8. After 2 km, make a left turn towards Pech Blanc (look for a sign).
9. After 800 meters, you will reach the hamlet, and the first house on your right is your destination.
From the Lot valley (the D662):
1. Cross the river Lot at Larnagol, then turn left after the two bridges, and immediately turn right afterwards.
2. Ascend and pass through Calvignac on the D143.
3. Continue on the D143 for a little over 4 km after Calvignac, passing the viewpoint, until you reach a small crossroads with four dustbins on the right. Take the small road on your right signposted Pech Blanc.
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Prices
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5 | 100 | 110 | 25 | oui | ||||||||||
Services
Wi-Fi
Swimming Pool
Parking
Garden
Disabled Access
Dinner
Credit cards accepted
Animals Allowed
Attractions
- Grotte du Pech Merle: Located in Cabrerets, just a short distance from Calvignac, Grotte du Pech Merle is a prehistoric cave known for its remarkable cave paintings. Visitors can take guided tours to explore the cave and admire the ancient artwork.
- Château de Cénevières: Situated in Cénevières village, the Château de Cénevières is a medieval castle that offers breathtaking views of the Lot River valley. Visitors can tour the castle's interior, including its impressive halls and chambers, and stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens.
- Saint-Cirq-Lapopie: This picturesque village, perched on a cliff overlooking the Lot River, is often considered one of the most beautiful villages in France. Its narrow streets are lined with charming medieval houses, art galleries, and craft shops. Visitors can also explore the 13th-century church and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Château de Najac: Located in Najac, this imposing hilltop fortress is a prime example of medieval military architecture. The castle offers fascinating guided tours, providing insights into its history and strategic importance. The scenic village below the castle is also worth exploring, with its half-timbered houses and quaint streets.
- Cité Religieuse de Rocamadour: A renowned pilgrimage site, Rocamadour is built into the side of a cliff and features a series of religious buildings, including the Notre Dame Chapel and the Basilica of St. Sauveur. Visitors can climb the Grand Staircase, visit the various chapels, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding valley.
- Grottes de Lacave: These limestone caves, located near the village of Lacave, offer a fascinating underground experience. Visitors can take a guided tour to admire the stunning rock formations, underground rivers, and impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
- Cahors: The historic town of Cahors is known for its iconic medieval bridge, Pont Valentré, which spans the Lot River. Visitors can explore the town's narrow streets, visit the Gothic Cathedral of Saint-Étienne, and sample the local specialty, Cahors wine, at one of the many wine bars.
- Château de Bonaguil: Situated near Fumel, this well-preserved fortress is a testament to medieval military architecture. The castle offers guided tours, allowing visitors to discover its towers, moats, and defensive walls, as well as enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Château de Castelnau-Bretenoux: Located near Bretenoux, this magnificent castle is an impressive example of feudal architecture. Visitors can explore its furnished rooms, climb the towers for panoramic views, and learn about the castle's rich history through informative exhibits. 10. Figeac: This charming town is renowned for its well-preserved medieval center. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets, admire the historic buildings, and visit the birthplace of Jean-François Champollion, the decipherer of the Rosetta Stone. The town also boasts a vibrant market and numerous art galleries.