Villa Germaine - BAGNERES DE LUCHON

Your Pyrenean getaway, combining old-world charm and modern comfort. In Isabelle's family for over twenty years, this gîte nestled in the mezzanine of an authentic house from the golden age of Luchon perfectly embodies the spirit of the Pyrenees: warm, welcoming, and immersed in nature. Skiers seeking thrills, passionate hikers, trout fishermen, or spa guests seeking well-being... everyone will find something to their liking here. Just a stone's throw from the thermal baths, the Superbagnères slopes, and the legendary trails of Luchon, this comfortable apartment for 6 people will be your ideal haven for an unforgettable vacation. The apartment, which sleeps 6, includes two truly cozy bedrooms, a separate, fully equipped kitchen, a welcoming living room with a fireplace and a sofa bed (sleeps 2), a bathroom with toilet, and an atmosphere conducive to relaxation. The apartment is on the mezzanine floor, accessible via five steps. Outside, your private terrace will allow you to enjoy your morning coffee or a drink at the end of the day, while the stone garden furniture, shared with the residents of the house's seven other apartments, invites you to read or contemplate the surrounding mountains. Stroll to the Bagnères-de-Luchon thermal spa, less than 500 meters away, to enjoy a relaxing treatment or simply admire the Belle Époque architecture. Reach the Superbagnères ski resort by cable car, just 600 meters away, for a day of skiing or a hike with views of the peaks. Explore the Lys Valley, a 10-minute drive away, a paradise for waterfalls and marmots. Take the Hospice de France trail (7 km away) for an immersion in spectacular mountain scenery. Head to Lake Oô, a gem accessible in less than an hour's walk from Les Granges d'Astau (20 minutes by car). Welcome to Luchon, where the mountains welcome you summer and winter! This apartment, with its garden and shared parking, welcomes you to a typical and authentic setting, reflecting the spa resort of Bagnères-de-Luchon, nicknamed the "Queen of the Pyrenees."