Fuveau Homestays

The four-star hotel in France is not worth four stars. If it is a three-star, I give him five points. The room decoration is old. The breakfast child vomits. The waiter disgusts me with a tissue. My father-in-law also said that she wiped the child's mouth. As a result, she pointed to the floor and asked me to wipe the floor clean. But the handsome guy at the front desk service is very good, the value is very high, and also helped me call to communicate the car rental, give four points to the handsome guy. After the handsome guy agreed to the camera, I like to see the handsome guy. My husband said it was like Brad Pitt.

Rental basis: Entire house or apartmentNumber of bedrooms: 4; Number of other rooms with beds: 1Taxes of City tax 5.5 % of Rental Amount may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival.Note: July-august only Saturday-saturday bookings accepted.The Reading Nook is a charming rustic holiday family home in traditional Provencal mas-style tucked away in the village of Fuveau. The house is a haven from the modern world, providing a corner for rest, play, relaxation, and reading. The house has 4 bedrooms, 1 playroom, and sleeps 8 (can accommodate up to 10, but please ask). It is full of character, with hand carved post, wooden ceiling beams, pine doors, and simply but tastefully decorated with high quality fittings and fixtures. Spread over one acre, it has woods, large pool, hammock, and is filled with many adult and children's books, videos, toys. The Reading Nook is ideal for couples and retirees, a family with children looking for run-around space, two families sharing, or family reunion.The upstairs landing is in bright happy Provencal yellow with fresh lavender from the garden hanging from the beams. All three bedrooms upstairs have slanted beamed ceilings. The Master bedroom is decorated in a warm blue/pink with blue and rose coloured Sanderson linen and curtains and has an ensuite bathroom. The middle bedroom has twin beds and is painted in subtly different shades of blue, to reflect the deep blues of the Provencal sky and azure Mediterranean sea. The 3rd bedroom, in light lavender, has twin beds and white furniture, for a feminine touch. The guest bedroom downstairs has a sloping cream, sleigh double bed and warm oak parquet floor. Extending from the living room, near the fireplace, is a little marbled hallway that leads into another room with a separate exterior door and French windows, which has been made into a playroom, stocked with toys and board games, and has a wrought-iron daybed along with a clic-clac bed/couch. Baby cot is