B&B in Aveyron Bas Ségala Viaur

"Great place and recommend it…near the cathedral "

"Lovely welcoming staff, breakfast was superb, house and room fantastic "

"The village is absolutely beautiful and charming. Our experience was very welcoming and we enjoyed the breakfast and coffee and also the company of the owner."

"Our stay was absolutely magical. We found the Maison because of a last minute detour and what an absolutely incredible stay. A simple, yet elegant accommodation with a lovely breakfast. The host was lovely and very helpful. I hope my wanderings bring me back to this lovely place!"

"Très satisfait, excellent accueil "

"Owners were very helpful charming house."

"Amazing property with exceptional customer service would highly recommend"

"La chambre étais irréprochable, l’accueil des hôtes très chaleureux, et de bon conseil un grand merci."

"This is an amazing place to stay. Not only is the building historic but amenities are first class and current. The breakfast was first rate. But most of all was the helpful and welcoming staff. Staying here was a highlight of our trip."

"Great hosts, beautiful place"

"Les hôtes sont sympathiques Un bon nettoyage dans la roulotte serait apprécié ,surtout bac à douche,poussières,toiles d'araignées,barbecue non pratiquable car très vétuste, les escaliers sont très difficiles sans mains courantes. Déçu du logement, région a decouvrir"

"Très bon séjour … à refaire"

"A perfect location, perfect accommodation and most importantly, super hosts "

"Nous avons passé un superbe séjour à Balsac chez Roland et Malana qui sont très accueillants. Le château et la région sont vraiment magnifiques, nous reviendrons !"

"Très beau gîte et accueil parfait, dans une très belle région"

"Super table d'hôte et pause ressourçante, bon accueil, au vert ! "

"The gite was great, very comfortable, easy to find. Our hosts Didier and Sylvie were very friendly and helpful. The surrounding area was amazingly beautiful and we visited some very old and historic villages. The market in St Antonin on Sunday morning was sprawling across the village centre. "