Ground floor: - The living room with fitted kitchen (electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher and fridge-freezer, washing machine and small household appliances), 4K TV, Wifi, radio. On the first floor there are 2 bedrooms, each with a double bed and a private shower room. The WC is independent. - patio with garden furniture, barbecue and seating area. You will find a decoration mixing the stone of tufa and the modern industrial spirit. The tufa stone guarantees that you will be cool in the summer, even when it is very hot, and warm when the cold comes back. Insulating and soft at the same time. You will find all the comfort of a complete kitchen equipment in perfect condition to perfect your gastronomic stay! We are committed to providing hotel quality bedding to ensure you have a good night's sleep, ideal for the most sensitive backs. On summer evenings you can enjoy a drink on the patio, lit by the lights of our church creating a particularly soft and peaceful atmosphere.

We like to say during the presentation of the gîte: "This house is the fruit of the project of two lovers of stone who set themselves the challenge of enhancing the local heritage with only their courage and some small savings". Our gîte is a house dating from before Napoleon. The restoration that we have carried out with the greatest care respects its character and history. We wanted to give it back its original appearance by restoring its typical stones of our region. We have devoted our hours, weekends and holidays to this project and have no regrets. You may hear our laughter, our doubts, our encouragement and our desire to give it back its soul. Each material has been carefully chosen to create a soft and peaceful atmosphere so that each of you will feel comfortable. Our gîte is nestled between our 12th century church and the imposing castle, now privately owned. On the edge of the chateaux of the Loire Valley, at the foot of a 22km long GR trail through the villages of Restigné, Benais and Bourgueil, through vineyards, countryside and river.

In the immediate vicinity of the imposing 13th century Château de Benais