Caunes Minervois
Caunes Minervois
Caunes Minervois is a small medieval village made of narrow paved
streets. Known for its famous Benedictine Abbey founded circa 780,
Caunes Minervois of course is also known for the equally famous red
marble, which is still quarried just outside the village. This marble
can be found today in much French architecture and especially in King
Louis XIVth Palace of Versailles. Caunes Minervois has a rich and
structured fabric of various quality bed & breakfast,
self-catering houses or apartments.
Amazing HOTEL D'ALIBERT, in the heart of the old village will offer you not only accommodation, but you'll be amazed by the restaurant side and its "jolly" owner/cook Frederic who'll be delighted to serve you with its local, rich and refined food and of course wines. Imbricate within several old houses of medieval architecture; makes sure this place is an inescapable stage during your stay in Caunes Minervois.
A few paces from the Roman Abbey in a very quiet
dead end street, My
Sweet Gite will offer you a choice of 4 different
apartments or house.
l'Ancienne
Boulangerie the former abbey bakery that has been
converted to a lovely bed and breakfast, which is available for stays
of two or more days.
chez Thorp
is a 19th century maison maitre with three bedrooms, which is
available for rent by the week.
L'Ecritoire, is a
truly Romantic gorgeous French styled house of three storeys, built in
the 16th century with meter thick walls and set in the heart of the
prettiest village in Minervois.
Cinsault et
Grenache located in the former Post Master's House, this
recently renovated ground-floor apartment is ideal for a couple.
The maisonminervois.com
is a village house with a narrow facade to the street, which belies
the overall size of the property. The terraces and gravelled courtyard
garden at the rear of the property provide excellent opportunities for
relaxing outside with a book and a glass of wine, dining al fresco on
balmy evenings, and sun-bathing. The kitchen terrace, the barbecue and
the courtyard garden are accessible from the main street (via the side
alley) as well as from the kitchen. The property has 3
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 6 in comfort. It has been
thoughtfully and stylishly renovated in 2008 and benefits from a new
kitchen and new bathrooms, whilst retaining many of the original
features of the house. It’s just a few steps away from the centre of
the medieval village and the attractive shops where you can buy bread,
meat and all your day-to-day needs.
The Au Pont Romain , situated just one km from the heart of Caunes-Minervois, is a self-catering complex of four apartments of various capacity located in the foothills of the Montagne Noire and just a 10 minutes stroll from Caunes down town. Just over the road from Au Pont Romain the villa L'Olivette will welcome those of you wanting a bit more privacy.
An attractive alternative leisure for tourists in the region, enjoy the county's swimming pool, Les Bains de Minerve with hamman, jacuzzi & sauna. Outdoors and indoors pools. Located in neighbour village Peyriac Minervois (follow road D115 to Le Tinal, then D11 towards Narbonne).
You will find all you need information about the village and its neighbourhood on the Tourist office web site. Although this site is in French, all the information is quite understandable and anyhow, this could be a good opportunity for a first French lesson prior to arriving in our stunning region!
Distances from: Carcassonne airport 25 km, Carcassonne train station 23 km, Narbonne 59 km, Toulouse airport 123 km, Montpellier airport 139 km, Perpignan airport 110 km, Albi 120 km, Gerona (Spain) 214 km, Barcelona (Spain) 300 km.
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