Bonatelier

This beautiful gîte is an oasis of peace in the rolling meadows of the Lot. Bonatelier is beautifully decorated by the very friendly owners. With a touch of design against a historic backdrop of stone walls, this gite reflects a warm personal style. The small pool/spa (heatable to 30 degrees) completes this romantic Getaway.

Interior
There are two lovely double bedrooms and a master bedroom upstairs with two double beds. Please note: this bedroom has a low ceiling, so very tall people have to sleep in the bedrooms downstairs ... further a mezzanine with a folding bed of 1.40. Two nice bathrooms. Bonatelier's living room is perfect for cozy evenings by the wood fire and is connected to an impressive and brilliantly equipped kitchen where you can host dinner parties using the best ingredients from the local traditional markets. In the summer, the patio doors open onto the south-west facing terrace where you can barbecue, dine alfresco and enjoy fine wine from the nearby wineries in a peaceful setting.

Outside
The view from the terrace is incredibly beautiful. There is a great sense of privacy on the stylish terrace where you can sunbathe, or perhaps you prefer to simply enjoy the tranquility of this lovely spot, or relax with one of your good books.

Environment
This is the real France with undulating landscape, idyllic rivers and old villages and towns. One of the prettiest villages in the region is Puy-l'Évêque, perched high above the River Lot with narrow medieval streets, lovely restaurants and charming shops to explore. Visit the traditional market on Tuesday mornings to buy seasonal produce and local delicacies, then head down to the river for the perfect picnic. Prayssac, much closer, also has a wonderful market and lots of lovely little streets to wander through. This area is also known for some of the best wines in the world and there are many excellent wineries nearby to discover. The famous town of Cahors on the River Lot is just over half an hour away, while other highlights of the region include Saint-Cirq-Lapopie and Rocamadour, as well as the famous villages of the Dordogne.