Le Sabel - Cabanon

The cottage’s location and the breakfast service on the veranda were good. However, there were too many wooden structures that were easy to catch fire, making the environment a bit chaotic.

Giancarlo·Il y a 2 mois

“Schlicht eingerichtete Holzhütte in beeindruckender Felslandschaft”

The location was great and the surrounding landscape very impressive. We stayed in a wooden cottage for 4 nights, equipped with a double bed, shower, toilet, fridge, mirror, storage for clothes, sink, kettle, and some kitchen utensils. There was a terrace with a table and two chairs. The swimming pool was refreshing at 41 °C during the summer heat. The view of pines and rocks was beautiful. Breakfast was adequate, and the hosts were friendly and helpful. The cleanliness of the cottage needs improvement, the front door was hard to lock, there is no air‑conditioning but a standing fan is provided.

Katrin·Il y a 3 mois

“depaysement en pays d oc”

The welcome and the location were great. There wasn’t much else; the apartment lacked cutlery, which we could have asked for elsewhere.

Philippe·Il y a 3 mois

The setting was exceptional—totally out of the ordinary.

Gilles·Il y a 4 mois

“L'hébergement ne correspondait pas du tout à la réservation effectuée, attention fraude.”

Nothing at all; we didn’t even spend a single night there. In short, the accommodation did not match the reservation at all. The listing photos were manipulated with a wide angle and possibly AI retouching. The host offered us a cabin (a shed) that opened directly onto the parking lot, overlooking the beautiful large house shown in the listing, but that house is the owner’s residence where the entire family and their grandchildren stayed with us. The cabin’s windows and terrace were fully open to the house’s windows and terrace, offering no privacy—we were right in front of them. While lying on the bed, I saw the man who had booked the other accommodation, “the blue room.” So we had to stay on the bed for three days, with dusty, questionable curtains closed, enduring their noise and looks. The infamous blue room we were supposed to stay in (which the host showed us upon arrival) also didn’t match the listing: the bed was completely collapsed under a very low ceiling (the photos didn’t show that). My reservation included a king‑size bed, but our bed measured exactly 140 × 190 cm and was covered with dubious sheets. The blue room’s bed was the same. On the terrace, there was a broken coffee table with disgusting candles on it—nothing was cleaned. Inside, spider webs hung from the blue shelf. To clarify further: all the owner’s grandchildren (7 or 8 in total) stayed for an hour, right in front of us, on the large house’s terrace, shouting and talking like children.

Manon·Il y a 5 mois