Le Refuge des Épicuriens
Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom
About this home
Holiday home in Dordogne (Nouvelle-Aquitaine). 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, sleeps up to 4. Facilities listed by the host: private pool, hot tub, garden, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, parking.
Set in the peaceful countryside near Eymet, Le Refuge des Épicuriens welcomes up to four guests in two bedrooms, making it ideal for two couples, friends or a small family looking for comfort, privacy and their own wellness facilities in the Dordogne.
Read the host’s full property description and booking terms on Gîtes.co.uk.
What this home offers
- Parking
- Garden
- Sauna
- Terrace / Patio
- Air conditioning
- Coffee Maker
- Dishwasher
- Tumble drier
- TV
- Swimming pool (private)
- BBQ
- Washing machine
- WiFi
- Heated pool (private)
- Garden furniture
- Hot tub
- Central heating
- Fridge freezer
- Pets on request
Your dates
Plan your stay
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Booked or blocked dates are marked below. Please check other dates with the host.
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- 2 January 2027 – 2 April 2027 Minimum 1 night Arrive any day
- 3 April 2027 – 2 July 2027 Minimum 1 night Arrive any day
- 3 July 2027 – 9 July 2027 Minimum 7 nights Arrive any day
- 10 July 2027 – 20 August 2027 Minimum 7 nights Arrive any day
- 21 August 2027 – 27 August 2027 Minimum 7 nights Arrive any day
- 28 August 2027 – 1 October 2027 Minimum 1 night Arrive any day
- 2 October 2027 – 15 October 2027 Minimum 1 night Arrive any day
- 16 October 2027 – 29 October 2027 Minimum 1 night Arrive any day
- 30 October 2027 – 17 December 2027 Minimum 1 night Arrive any day
- 18 December 2027 – 7 January 2028 Minimum 1 night Arrive any day
These stay details cover the periods shown. For other dates, ask the host about minimum stays and arrival or departure days. Availability still needs confirmation.
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