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Contact Details:
Address:
Marc Van Den Meerssche2 Rue D'aumagne
Aumagne
17770
Reviews:
2 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €90Telephone:
0546324303Mobile:
0637671376Description:
Description for B&B:
We have 4 double bedrooms named la terre, lair, leau, and le feu, as well as 1 suite named cognac, available for your stay. Each room features a comfortable double bed. Additionally, our suites have the capacity to accommodate families with a maximum of 4 people. All double bedrooms are furnished with a bathroom that includes a shower, toilet, and washstand. On the other hand, our suite is equipped with a bathroom that includes a bath, shower, toilet, and washstand.Reviews
Appréciations pour Le Tiliae, Aumagne:
A recommander sans hésitation
Nous avons eu l'honneur d'inaugurer les chambres et notre seul regret est de ne pas y avoir séjourné plus longtemps!
Le cadre est fantastique, l'accueil irréprochable, les chambres impeccables (mentions spéciales pour la literie) et le repas excellent.
Nous nous reverrons!
Le cadre est fantastique, l'accueil irréprochable, les chambres impeccables (mentions spéciales pour la literie) et le repas excellent.
Nous nous reverrons!
Séjour Le Tiliae, Aumagne
- Cuisine savoureuse et variée.
- Un cadre agréable et convivial très bien situé, accessible en voiture, Oléron, Ré, cognac, Rochefort, La rochelle etc.…
- Une propreté exempte de tout reproche
- Mais pardessus tout un accueil fantastique dans la langue du visiteur, ce qui crée parmi les clients une convivialité devenue rare.
En bref à recommander sans la moindre hésitation.
- Un cadre agréable et convivial très bien situé, accessible en voiture, Oléron, Ré, cognac, Rochefort, La rochelle etc.…
- Une propreté exempte de tout reproche
- Mais pardessus tout un accueil fantastique dans la langue du visiteur, ce qui crée parmi les clients une convivialité devenue rare.
En bref à recommander sans la moindre hésitation.
Directions
To reach Le Tiliae at 2, rue d'Aumagne, Chagnon, 17770 Aumagne, France, follow these travel directions:
1. Depart from Brussels heading towards Bergen and continue until you reach Paris.
2. Once in Paris, follow the signs for Charles de Gaulle Airport and continue in the direction of Bordeaux.
3. Take the exit 34 towards St Jean d'Angely/Cognac.
4. Proceed on the D939 road towards Cognac.
5. Keep to your left and take the D129 road.
1. Depart from Brussels heading towards Bergen and continue until you reach Paris.
2. Once in Paris, follow the signs for Charles de Gaulle Airport and continue in the direction of Bordeaux.
3. Take the exit 34 towards St Jean d'Angely/Cognac.
4. Proceed on the D939 road towards Cognac.
5. Keep to your left and take the D129 road.
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Attractions
- La Rochelle (32 km): A picturesque coastal town known for its historic architecture and vibrant marina. Explore the old port, visit the medieval towers, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the city.
- Île de Ré (43 km): This charming island offers beautiful beaches, quaint villages, and a relaxed ambiance. Rent a bicycle and explore the island's scenic landscapes, visit the Phare des Baleines lighthouse, or indulge in fresh seafood.
- Cognac (47 km): Famous for its production of the world-renowned Cognac brandy, this town offers tours and tastings at various distilleries. Discover the fascinating history of Cognac and enjoy the charming streets lined with traditional houses.
- Saintes (49 km): A historic Roman town, Saintes boasts impressive ancient ruins such as the Roman amphitheater and the Arch of Germanicus. Explore the charming old town, visit the Abbaye aux Dames, or take a boat trip along the Charente River.
- Royan (51 km): A popular seaside resort town with beautiful sandy beaches and a lively promenade. Visit the impressive Notre-Dame de Royan church, relax on the beach, or take a stroll through the lovely gardens of the Jardins du Monde.
- Rochefort (54 km): Known for its maritime heritage, Rochefort offers attractions such as the famous Corderie Royale, a former rope factory turned museum, and the Hermione, a replica of the 18th-century frigate. Explore the historic naval dockyards and the charming old town.
- Pons (54 km): This medieval town is known for its well-preserved historic center and the impressive Donjon de Pons, a medieval keep with panoramic views. Wander through the narrow streets, visit the Saint-Vivien Church, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
- Paléosite - Saint-Césaire (56 km): Step back in time and explore the fascinating prehistoric park of Saint-Césaire. Discover interactive exhibits, life-size reconstructions, and archaeological sites that showcase the lives of our ancestors.
- Talmont-sur-Gironde (62 km): A picturesque village perched on a cliff overlooking the Gironde estuary. Wander through the narrow streets lined with charming houses, visit the Romanesque church of Sainte-Radegonde, and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape. 10. Saint-Emilion (115 km): A renowned wine-producing region, Saint-Emilion is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its vineyards, underground cellars, and medieval architecture. Explore the charming village, taste exquisite wines, and visit the impressive Monolithic Church.