At Au Petit Verger we have 5 spacious rooms all decorated to a themed colour. The style is simple, designed to be relaxing yet pleasing to the eye. Traditional features such as wood polished floors and tiling have been retained and enhanced. All services, lighting, showers etc are new and to current standards, smoke detectors are fitted which is unusual in France. Power sockets and shaver sockets are generously distributed and most beds have a light switch at the bed head. Each room has double glazing expertly fitted in the original wood frames so seasonal temperature variations are minimised. Down here it is as important to control the heat gain in summer as it is the heat loss in winter. All windows are fitted with shutters and light curtains.

 

Each room is complete with the essential facilities and amenities that will make your stay comfortable. You will surely have a delightful time with the availability of bedroom furniture such as bedside tables, beds, chairs, etc. in each room. You will surely find the rooms here as very comfortable and cozy. You will truly have a hassle-free and relaxing stay when you go here. The rooms are also spacious enough to accommodate big families and groups. This is truly one of the best accommodations in Puivert, France.

 

The Blue Room has a double bed and early 1900's marble fireplace surmounted by an ornate metal mirror. It benefits from a full en-suite with double size power shower, wash basin and wc. The room looks out over the front of the house with the roofs of the village and church in the foreground, the plain of Puivert and mountains beyond.

 

The Yellow Room seems to be a favourite of guests seeking tranquility. Normally with a double bed, this room easily takes a fold down bed or camp cot if required. A power shower and wash basin are in the room and a toilet is situated adjacent on a mezzanine level. Situated to the rear of the house the window overlooks our orchard and the neighbouring forest.

 

The Yellow Room seems to be a favourite of guests seeking tranquility. Normally with a double bed, this room easily takes a fold down bed or camp cot if required. A power shower and wash basin are in the room and a toilet is situated adjacent on a mezzanine level. Situated to the rear of the house the window overlooks our orchard and the neighbouring forest.

 

The Green Room contains 2 single beds and is often used by families as a compliment to a double room. Again it has a shower and wash basin and the toilet is just outside. At the rear of the house the room overlooks the orchard and has a view of the Chateau when the trees are not in full bloom.

 

The Rose Room has a lovely early 1900's fireplace and ornate mirror and being at the front of the house shares a view of the village roofs and church set against a back cloth of the mountains beyond. This view is a visual delight as the seasons change and on a daily basis as the light changes. Immediately adjacent to the Rose room is a full bathroom for the private use of the occupants. Again the spacious nature of the room lends itself to the quick erection of a fold down bed or camp cot if required.

 

All the above rooms have traditional oak floors in magnificent condition which we believe were laid in 1929.

 

The Magnolia Room is a large room ideal for families. In common with the rest of the downstairs of the property it has a magnificent patterned tiled floor laid in the 1920's by an Italian expert working out of Narbonne. When we bought the house this room had a carpet laid and it was only later we realised the true beauty of what was hidden underneath. With double bed and bunk bed as standard there is still room to add a fold down bed or camp cot as required. Completed in 2005 this room has a full on-suite with power shower, basin and wc.

 

Breakfast and evening meals are taken in our huge dining room/lounge which extends the full width of the house. In the winter a truly superb log fire burns in the fireplace around which guests can sit to chat or watch a little television. In summer we often arrange the evening meal on the terrace where you can sit under the shade of our muscat vine watching the changing light on the forest and listening to the birds as darkness falls.