Guesthouse Cabrières

• Whether you are looking for hanggliding, paragliding, bird-watching, canoeing, canyoning, climbing, hiking or just for lazy holidays, our guesthouse will always welcome you.

• You can visit cultural sites like the Roquefort-Caves, Templar-villages, the famous new viaduct of Millau, castles, museums, roman churches and much more.  

• Situated only a few meters from Cabrieres Castle and 3 km from the famous Gorges of the Tarn, you will appreciate the beautiful view of the countryside below and the peacefulness of this place. 

• With accommodation-possibilities for 19 persons, our guesthouse can lodge groups also as individuals.

Open:         all year, in winter only for groups

Location:  restored typical old farmhouse which belonged in former times to Cabrieres Castle

Situation: 12 km north of Millau in the south of France, all flying sites can be reached in a few minutes.
                    Landing area near the guest-house.        

Equipment:
- ground-floor: big living-room with kitchen-corner, fire-place and access to the terrace and the garden. One room for 2 or 4 persons, one four-bedded-room and one room for 5 persons all with their own bathrooms.
- first floor: Two twin-bedded-rooms and one room for 2 or 4 persons all with wash basins and communal bathroom. One room with parquet floor can be rent for gymnastics, yoga or other activities.

Further equipment:  washing machine, dish-washer, telephone, p.c. with high speed Internet, barbecue.

The guesthouse is let for self-caterers, the kitchen with a good equipment can be used by all guests. A ferme-auberge is about 5 km away and several restaurants exist in distances from 2 km to 12 km (Millau).

                                                      Prices 2008 

Adults                             15 €
Children 3 - 12 years    12 €
Children under 3 years are free, if the parents bring their own bed. 
Extra charge for heating 1 € for person and night.
City tax from 1.may to 31.october 0,55 € per night. 

     We are looking forward to welcome you,    

       Ruth and Jürgen Dewess