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Spacious 60 m² room featuring an open-concept American kitchen equipped with an oven, microwave, and dishwasher. The property boasts 4 comfortable bedrooms, including 2 rooms with twin beds and 2 bedrooms with a 140 cm bed. Additionally, there are 3 bathrooms, with 2 featuring showers and 1 complete with a bathtub. Enjoy the benefits of a large terrace and the convenience of laundry facilities, including a washing machine and tumble dryer.Reviews
Appréciations pour Domaine clos l'eglise, Puisseguin:
Wonderful stay in Bordeaux wine region
We had the most wonderful stay here in Puisseguin. The house is beautifully finished and it is like a home away from home. M. et Mme Peyvel were the most wonderful hosts and couldn't do enough for us during our three night stay. I would recommend this B&B to anyone. It was magnificent.
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Attractions
- Château de Montaigne: Located in Saint-Michel-de-Montaigne, this medieval castle was once the residence of renowned French philosopher Michel de Montaigne. Visitors can explore the castle's grounds, including the tower and gardens, and learn about Montaigne's life and works.
- Saint-Émilion: A charming medieval village known for its vineyards and wineries, Saint-Émilion is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can wander through the cobblestone streets, visit the underground monolithic church, and indulge in wine tasting at various châteaux.
- The Dordogne River: Running through the picturesque countryside, the Dordogne River offers opportunities for scenic boat trips, fishing, and kayaking. The river is surrounded by lush greenery, historic bridges, and charming villages, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers.
- Bordeaux: As the capital of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, Bordeaux is renowned for its wine production and stunning architecture. Visitors can explore the historic city center, stroll along the Garonne River, visit the Cité du Vin wine museum, and enjoy shopping and dining in this vibrant city.
- Château de Vayres: Situated near the town of Vayres, this impressive 14th-century castle offers guided tours of its opulent interiors, gardens, and its unique underground tunnels. The castle also hosts various events and medieval reenactments throughout the year.
- Citadelle de Blaye: Located on the banks of the Gironde Estuary, the Citadelle de Blaye is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a former military fortress. Visitors can explore the impressive fortifications, walk along the ramparts, and enjoy panoramic views of the estuary.
- La Roque-Gageac: A charming village nestled along the Dordogne River, La Roque-Gageac offers stunning views of its cliffside houses and lush vegetation. Visitors can take boat tours, visit the exotic gardens, and explore the narrow streets of this picturesque village.
- Bergerac: Known for its wine production and historic architecture, Bergerac is a delightful town to explore. Visitors can wander through the old town's medieval streets, visit the Maison des Vins de Bergerac wine museum, and enjoy wine tasting at local vineyards.
- Grotte de Lascaux: Located near Montignac, the Grotte de Lascaux is famous for its prehistoric cave paintings. Although the original cave is closed to the public, an impressive replica, Lascaux IV, allows visitors to experience the stunning artwork and learn about the history of the region. 10. Château de Bridoire: Situated near Ribagnac, this restored medieval castle offers a unique experience for visitors. The castle features interactive exhibits, medieval games, and a beautiful park. Visitors can also participate in archery, try on medieval costumes, and enjoy picnics on the castle grounds.