Holiday rentals with breakfast in Val-Cenis

Les Fleurs d'Aquilou Charming Apartment 1

Siamo a Thouraz a 1700 m. nel comune di Sarre in Valle d'Aosta. Il benessere di ascoltare il silenzio, l'emozione di osservare il cielo stellato, il piacere di godere di panorami mozzafiato su montagne, boschi, pascoli...tutto questo è la magia del nostro villaggio. Tra i nostri servizi la colazione inclusa. Non ci sono negozi di alimentari: salite con la spesa. Abbiamo altri 3 alloggi (1 con vasca idro e sauna private e 1 con vasca idro privata in veranda chiusa) e per info scriveteci.

"Nonno Guido" cabin

Ancient family house consisting of living room with kitchen where you can cook your meals , and two bedrooms, the first located on the upper floor (5 steps) the second on the ground floor. Next to the living room is the bathroom with shower, and a small bathrobe. Outside there is a practical and panoramic terrace where you can eat and enjoy the sun on the warmest days. In the living room, in the room made from the old fireplace, there is a pellet stove that serves as heating.

Lake Annecy, St Jorioz, studio in beautiful house

Studio for 2/3 p (28m2). Independent access from the house, to St Jorioz (lake side), very quiet area, planted 5' walk from the lake, the beach and the bike path. Village all shops and restaurants 5’ by bike. Beautiful unobstructed view of the mountains. Completely redone and decorated, very comfortable it has 1 large bed of 160 cm + 1 single bed of 90cm , bathroom (shower) and toilet and a fully equipped kitchen. Provision of 2 adult bicycles - Garden access - Car parking

Independent and cozy accommodation in a quiet area.

Jean-François and his daughter Elodie offer you independent accommodation, carefully furnished and decorated for 3 travelers. Located in a quiet area in the countryside, 5-10 minutes' drive from downtown Albertville (3 km) and the medieval city of Conflans. 30 minutes from the first ski resorts and Lake Annecy. Numerous winter and summer sports activities. Attached garage for bikes and motorcycles. Linens and towels provided First breakfast is included

Cozy apartment in the mountains

Bright renovated apartment nestled in an old and atypical mountain building, with a view of the forest and the mountains. Surrounded by a large garden, ideally located in the heart of Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse in a quiet area and very close to ski / hiking departures. Shops, restaurants, doctor's office and pharmacy, a magnificent Spa / sauna are within walking distance. Saint-Pierre is a charming, dynamic mountain town offering all amenities.

Fully self-contained apartment, just for you

A small cozy apartment in a village house. Quiet in the countryside,while being close to Briançon you can enjoy the sauna after your day of skiing Check with us for rates of 7 days or more. The staircase leading to the bedrooms is steep but well equipped with handrails, but this must be taken into account for people with mobility difficulties. Access is completely independent. Breakfast is free. We'll be happy to share our picks .

Apartment on the ground floor of a chalet

My place is close to the beaches of Lake Annecy and ski resorts. Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, you will appreciate it for the calm, the view of the mountains and the valley and its outdoor terrace with barbecue. The place is ideal for lovers of cycling, mountain biking, hiking, climbing, paragliding, swimming and in winter for downhill skiing, hiking or Nordic skiing and snowshoeing...

"I PAPIOMBI" THE ATMOSPHERE OF A SMALL VILLAGE

In una tranquilla borgata a 1250 mt sul livello del mare, si trova una deliziosa casa ristrutturata, soleggiata e con un arredamento rustico che vi farà sentire parte di questo ambiente dove tutto scorre più lento senza fronzoli e senza la frenesia della città. La padrona di casa con la sua famiglia ed il cane Oliver si adopererà perchè la vostra permanenza sia gradevole .

stone and wood chalet with fireplace

The name of this place is "Pierre's nest." Pierre's nest is named after Pierre Ribet who built this house in the early 1800s with his father Jacques. Protestant Waldensians, then considered heretics, were therefore isolated here. Not only did they build this house, but also the nearby houses and drywalls for the cultivation of these impervious lands.