La Galisesagnoise

“Le calme absolue”

A quiet, charming place to stay.

Nathalie·Há uma semana

A secluded village in beautiful nature, peaceful. Parking is on the edge of the village, the apartment has everything needed. Only thing that could be added is a mosquito net on the windows.

Vladimír·Há um mês

“Le séjour fut calme et reposant.”

I felt like I was in the mountains, far from everything, yet the stairs, the old water heater, the TVs that wouldn’t turn on, and the lack of breakfast were all drawbacks.

Anne·Há um mês

“Poussiéreux, étouffant rafraîchi par une magnifique fontaine bruillante.”

The village setting and the fountain view in front of the property were nice, and the bathroom inside was fairly decent. However, the so‑called high‑end loft fell short – half the lights didn’t work, the dimmer switches were useless and many lamps only lit the wrong spots. I told the owner I’m disabled and the steep 3.5 m green staircase was a nightmare; the handrail is just a metal bar and the glossy wooden steps are slippery, while the floor everywhere feels like unfinished parquet because cleaning is only superficial. There’s no ventilation system, and since the flat isn’t through‑ventilated the daytime heat builds up in the huge stone rooms, keeping temperatures at 26‑28 °C even with windows and doors wide open, with no way to cool the mezzanine where the bed is, making sleep uncomfortable in humid heat. You can’t sleep late either – by 7:45 am people are already chatting loudly in the hallway, which is pleasant but the noise wakes you; you might finally fall asleep around 2:30 am and be up at 7:45 am. After 9:10 am the noise dies down until evening. I managed two nights, but I’ll never stay again; the “modern loft” feels twenty‑year‑old.

Paul·Há 2 meses

The accommodation, the village, and the nature were all great. Thanks.

Bonzi·Há 5 meses