Chalet le Chapeau Bleu, Chambres et Tables d'Hotes, St Beat, close to Luchon, Haute Garonne, Midi Pyrenees

Description:

Pretty chalet B&B in the heart of the Pyrenees mountains with exceptional views of the local mountain, the Pic du Gar.

Ideal for skiing, cycling, walking and hiking, fishing, parascending. Near the Garonne river and local lakes.

Very close to the border of Spain on the Val d'Aran.

Lovely comfortable lounge with log burning stove for guest use, satellite English TV and music available.

Only 20 minutes from Bagneres de Luchon known as Luchon and the Queen of the Pyrenees with its thermes to relax in, pretty parks and lovely boulevard, cafes, restaurants and shops.

St Beat is a very old traditional french village with lots of history. Famous for its marble and known as the Key to France because of its proximity to the Spanish border.

Our chalet has a lovely large garden with seating to relax in summer and ample parking on 3 separate drives for guests.  Our location also offers the following:

• Within driving distance of four ski resorts
• Five minute walk to the Garonne river
• Lots of beautiful walks from the end of the lane
• Large comfortable lounge for guest use
• Experienced Crystal chalet host
• Ideal for cyclists wanting to try the Tour de France routes

Our guests have access to tea and coffee facilities in the dining room at all times.

Four course evening meal with wine provided upon request. 20 euros per person or 8 euros for children under 11. We are also happy to provide a packed lunch if required.



TARIFF
Prices quoted are per room per night including a lovely breakfast:

Room with Private Shower Room

1 person, 34 - 40 euros
2 people, 49 - 57 euros
3 people, 62 - 70 euros

Room with Shared Shower Room

1 person, 30 - 36 euros
2 people, 45 - 53 euros

Four Course Evening Meal with Wine

20 euros per person
8 euros, children under 11

Packed Lunch from five euros Per Person

Snowshoe and walking holidays
Why not combine a stay at the Chalet le Chapeu Bleu with snowshoeing or walking in the Pyrenees?  Have a look at Let Loose with Adventure for some ideas.