Upstairs, the family suite with a panoramic view of the cliff and the village includes a Queen Size bed (160 x 200) and bunk beds as well as a grey travertine bathroom with bathtub, double sink and toilet.

On the ground floor, the large double bedroom with parquet floor offers an office space and a beige travertine bathroom with walk-in shower and toilet.

The medieval oven , with its independent entrance, has been transformed into a double bedroom with a warm atmosphere, with a pink travertine shower room and toilet. You will also find a friendly relaxation area around the table football.

A cave has also been converted into a room with a double bed for a unique troglodyte night experience... or for a cool nap! (only available from May to August).

The sofa in the living room is convertible.

Le jardin de Camille is babies & kid's friendly . At your disposal : MagicBed®, high chair, Tigex® bathtub, toilet reducer, activity mat, baby bottles, games, etc.

The kitchen is fully equipped : fan oven, induction hob, hood, microwave oven, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso® coffee machine, kettle, toaster, as well as all crockery and cooking equipment needed for large tables.

For technophiles : flat screen TV with Freebox and Netflix & Disney+ access, wifi in the house and garden, USB ports in all rooms, international plug adapter.

The rock, just like our caves, is a natural and living environment, roots have always infiltrated it and you may come across some insects. Despite all our care, the rock may crumble slightly and cause dust, please don't hold this against us.

All furniture and antique objects are part of the family history and have not been bought. Please take care of them and respect them.

In the oldest part of the village, at the foot of the rock promenade, our house is located 2 minutes walk from the market square and from all the shops and restaurants. Passing the Puade arch and going down the rue de la placette, you will find the bakery opposite the fountain.

There is a free public car park 80 meters away, rue de la Puade, just before arriving. You can come to the gate to unload your luggage, but you will have to backtrack to return to the carpark.

This is our second home and we live 1h15 away. We will therefore not be able to welcome you in person but we are available by phone for any questions and you can call on the person who will welcome you if you need to.