LES CABANES DE FALLOT

Located in L'Isle-Bouzon, in the heart of the Lomagne Gersoise, the Cabanes de Fallot are part of the Domaine de Fallot, working to renovate an atypical hamlet
As soon as you arrive, you'll feel a complete change of scenery: immersed in unspoilt nature, the Domaine offers an idyllic setting to recharge your batteries for a weekend or more, with your partner or family!A small path through the vegetation, climbing to the heights of the hamlet, then a footbridge, will lead you to the highest point of the domain: our perched nest! A hut entirely made of wood (80% from the estate) and hung on a hundred year old oak tree. Comfortable and cosy, it will offer you a high quality service: sitting area, dining area, a terrace to enjoy the breathtaking view over the Auroue valley. But it is also unusual services: sleeping on the mezzanine or under the stars (sliding bed outside), showering in the shower room or in the open air on the terrace, close to nature, lulled by the rustling of leaves and the singing of furry and feathered animals... independence and resourcing will be the key words of your stay in Fallot.
On the path, you will find a wellness area with a sauna and a cold bath, entirely fed by the Domaine's springs: an unusual experience!

And to eat, we offer you the market basket to be composed after your arrival or the gastronomic menu of the Drôles d'Oiseaux in Plieux on reservation.

In the heart of a 15 hectare property, beautiful walks are possible, you will certainly meet the two donkeys, the two ponies and the hens and discover an old 19th century farmhouse being renovated where two of the partners live, but also a residence where the associative activities of Fallot et Cie are developed.
The Hameau de Fallot is attached to Isle-Bouzon, a small, dynamic village with a rhythm of associative activities, concerts... One of the springs running through Fallot flows into the recently restored communal washhouse. You can walk around and discover the remains of a 13th century castle, its ramparts and its old church.

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