Prices are fully inclusive. You can arrive or leave on any day of the week, there is no minimum period. We are open all year There is no charge for children under 2 years old. Cot, high chair, baby alarm, car booster seats etc are all freely available. All linen and towels are provided– beach and pool towels are available at no extra charge (unless you lose them).
Apartment Prices,
One Bedroom Apartment, sleeps 4, per week 420 euro – per day 70 euro
Two Bedroom Apartment, sleeps 6, per week 750 euro – per day 125 euro
Studio Apartment, sleeps 2, per week 300 euro – per day 50 euro.
We offer special rates for long rentals of over one month, please contact us
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Bed and Breakfast Prices,
Prices are based per double room, or suite, for two people. The price includes two continental breakfasts (fresh bread, croissant, coffee or tea and juice – seasonal fruits) – we offer an option for a continental platter with local cheeses, meats and fruits – we also offer a full table d’hôte evening meal including wines for 18 euro per person.
Double Room – Day 60 euro
Suite – Day 75 Euro
Our family suites can accommodate up to four people there is a bed and breakfast supplement of 15 euro per day for each extra person, breakfast included.
Well behaved pets are welcome, we have our own dogs who are not allowed in the guest rooms. All guests are free to use the gardens, terraces, barbecue and pool areas. The pool is normally available from June until October. Parking is available for guests at no extra charge. Contact us to make a reservation or for more information – the best way is by email –
– or use our contact form – you can phone us at +33 (0)4 67 11 28 65
Please,could you send me more information about neighborhood activities. Thanks.
Hello Lourdes
We are in the enter of the region of Languedoc which is the largest (and best) wine growing region of France. The towns and villages are all prosperous and growing, new restaurants and services are opening and this is not just for tourism. Pezenas is a beautiful Rennaisssnce town just ten minutes from us, Montpellier is the city in france voted for 20 years as the most vibrant and the place where most French people wish to live and only 35 minutes away.
Agde, on the Mediterranean, only 12 minutes from us, has fantastic night life and offers everything under the sun (and a lot more) to suit everyones taste.
Within an hour there is every sort of environment – mountains for rock-climbing, white water rivers, the vast Camargue with wild horses and bulls – the driest places in France (and the wettest place on top of a mountain where (on a very lcear day) you can see from Italy to Spain) -sabdy beaches 25 km long – sailing – it is a long list.
Locally we have horse riding, golf, tennis (even cricket clubs) flying and gliding schools, fishing and cycling is good with empty roads with beautiful scenery.
Wine trails – local foods – or just relax by our pool and walk in the local fields and woodlands
Hope to see you here
best wishes
Tony
History is everywhere, for 2500 years this region has been home for all civilizations since the ancient greeks – early man lived here half a million years ago (before the Internet) and there are museums with their remains and artifacts.
If only I am not so far and not being tied down here for family reasons, believe me, this will be the place to go for a peaceful and lovely vacation… One day, I promise you, I will come and stay a whole month or two. I have to discover this region and being from Canada where we have lot of space, lakes and mountains I am sure I will enjoy the outdoor and my stay in Villa Roquette… I discovered the west of France through the Chemin de St-Jacques de Compostelle. I started it at the village of St Jean Pied de Port, and I came to love the Basque Region. Now I want to know about your region.
Oh! you in Europe you have a lot of opportunities to ‘walk in the History book’ and touch it, through monuments and places to visit, oh! how I envy you. You will see me one day…coming in a rented car ready to go and discover all the secret places unknown to tourists. I know I will be very happy there at Villa Roquette.
If you are free, have time and can easily travel , why not go to Villa Roquette… Let me know how much you loved it. Life is too short, enjoy it.
Regards,
Amira, from Montreal, Canada
You will be made very welcome Amira – I agree, it is magical walking through local vineyards and coming across a stretch of Roman road, still intact, which was build over 2000 years ago.
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