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Adeline Courtois44, Rue Camélinat
Mailly-la-ville
89270
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The village of Mailly-la-Ville is located at the junction of the Yonne river and the Canal du Nivernais, offering a unique setting for boating, canoeing, fishing, swimming, or simply taking a leisurely stroll. The river and canal are major attractions for tourists, especially since the village is adjacent to the picturesque "Les Coûtas" coasts, which were once covered with vineyards but disappeared in the early 20th century. These coasts provide stunning panoramic views from paths that start in the village center.Situated overlooking one of the locks of the Canal du Nivernais, the guest rooms are located on the first floor of a 17th-century building separate from the owners' house. On the ground floor, there is a relaxation area for guests, which includes a fully equipped kitchen for dining or preparing meals. Guests also have access to a shared inner courtyard with the owners.
The guest rooms, named "Les Coûtas," can accommodate a total of 8 people. By booking all three bedrooms simultaneously, the guest rooms can be transformed into guest houses. "Les Coûtas" is open year-round for visitors.
One of the guest rooms, called "Chambre du Père Leleu," offers a special view of the Canal du Nivernais lock and the Yonne River. This family suite is named after a local figure, "Father Leleu." Father Leleu, a former Communard, settled in the neighboring commune of Saint-Moré in 1887. He lived in a cave overlooking the Cure, Roche Percee, and discovered numerous prehistoric artifacts during his exploration. He showcased his troglodyte lifestyle and even exhibited live vipers. In 1913, his body was found inside his cave under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind a legendary tale. Staying in this suite gives guests the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of Father Leleu.
The family suite consists of two rooms with one double bed and two bunk beds. It has a private bathroom and a separate toilet. Children under 6 years old can request a conversion of the bunk beds. The double bed is 140 cm, and the single bunk beds are 90 cm. The suite also includes two desks, two storage cabinets, electric heating, a shower room with a shower and washbasin, a heated towel rail, and a hairdryer.
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Situated in the central region of Yonne department in Burgundy, these guest rooms offer a prime location at the intersection of the Cure and Yonne rivers. This advantageous position allows guests to experience the diverse offerings of multiple territories. Explore the breathtaking Avallonnais region, with its unparalleled natural beauty and close proximity to the Morvan gateway. Delight in the renowned vineyards of Chablisien, nestled in the Pays du Chablisien. Discover the rich heritage of Auxerrois, and immerse yourself in the traditions of Puisaye-Forterre, which permeate the entire region.
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Attractions
- Château de Saint-Fargeau: Located in the nearby town of Saint-Fargeau, this stunning castle dates back to the 10th century. Visitors can explore the grand halls, beautiful gardens, and even witness medieval reenactments during the summer months.
- Pontigny Abbey: Just a short drive away, Pontigny Abbey is one of the largest Cistercian abbeys in France. The abbey's magnificent architecture and serene atmosphere make it a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts.
- Auxerre: A charming town situated along the banks of the Yonne River, Auxerre is known for its picturesque old town. Visitors can stroll along the narrow streets, admire the half-timbered houses, and explore attractions like the Saint-Etienne Cathedral and the clock tower.
- Vézelay: Approximately 30 kilometers from Mailly-la-Ville, Vézelay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This medieval town is famous for its Romanesque basilica, Basilique Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, which attracts pilgrims and architecture lovers from around the world.
- The Nivernais Canal: Running through the nearby countryside, the Nivernais Canal offers a peaceful and scenic setting for a leisurely boat ride or a walk along its banks. Enjoy the tranquility of the waterway and take in the beautiful surrounding landscapes.
- Guédelon Castle: Located about an hour's drive away, Guédelon Castle is a unique attraction. It is a medieval-style castle being constructed using traditional techniques and materials. Visitors can witness the ongoing construction and learn about medieval building methods.
- Chablis: Known for its world-renowned white wines, Chablis is a charming wine-growing region near Mailly-la-Ville. Wine enthusiasts can tour vineyards, visit wine cellars, and sample some of the finest Chablis wines.
- Clamecy: Nestled on the banks of the Canal du Nivernais, Clamecy is a picturesque town with a rich history. Discover its medieval houses, the church of Saint-Martin, and take a boat ride along the canal for a unique perspective.
- Grottes d'Arcy-sur-Cure: Approximately 20 kilometers away, the Grottes d'Arcy-sur-Cure is a fascinating cave system. Visitors can explore the underground chambers and marvel at the prehistoric cave paintings, some of which date back over 28,000 years. 10. Château de Tanlay: Situated in Tanlay, this Renaissance castle offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the French nobility. Explore the magnificent grounds, intricate architecture, and beautifully landscaped gardens. These are just a few of the many attractions near Mailly-la-Ville, offering a diverse range of experiences from historical landmarks to natural wonders.