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Logis de Lussais

A restored 18th century Logis with four separate stone cottages, each with a private courtyard garden, set in landscaped grounds with two heated swimming pools, racquet sports and a games room, on the edge of a Charentaise village.

Your contact:	Clive and Pauline McGrane
Telephone:	+33 (0)5 16 12 00 16
Email:	Contact Logis de Lussais

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About the Holiday Home

The 10x5 m heated swimming pool shared by the four cottages

The Logis de Lussais was built in the 18th century as a gentleman’s residence with an imposing manor house and private vineyard, and later became a working farm. Today it remains a private residence, offering well equipped self catering family holiday accomodation and leisure facilities, with easy access to regional attractions.

There are four cottages: L'Écurie, which sleeps four, La Remise, also for four, La Conciergerie, which accommodates six, and La Mouette, for up to eight guests. The owners, who live in the manor house, are available throughout your holiday to help in any way required.

Logis de Lussais

Logis de Lussais is surrounded by woodlands and sunflower fields in the Boutonne valley, in the centre of the Poitou-Charentes region of South West France, close to local amenities in the small market town of Chef-Boutonne and within easy reach of the beaches and islands along the Atlantic coast, the airports at La Rochelle, Angoulème and Poitiers and regional attractions.

Within walking distance are a local restaurant, a trout farm to buy fresh and smoked fish, a fairytale château with a park and lake, and a boulangerie to buy fresh bread and pastries.

The additional 8x4 m heated pool is available for private hire

At the end of a private avenue lined with chestnut trees which provide shaded parking, the owners manor house and the four separate cottages are located around a circular courtyard with a fountain and fishpond. South facing communal landscaped gardens include raquet sports and the shared heated swimming pool. The entire property is gated at the front and back, bordered with mature hedgerows and trees, offering seclusion and privacy. Both pools are fenced with self closing gates providing peace of mind for families with young children.

The four cottages have all been renovated to a high standard retaining many original features, and are all comfortably furnished and well equipped. They all have their own front and rear private courtyard gardens, each with a patio table and chairs, a parasol and a barbecue.

The 10 x 5m heated swimming pool shared by the four cottages features Roman steps leading down to a shallow end of 1.1 metre and a deep end of 2 metres. There is a further 8x4m heated pool which is available for private rental by special arrangement which includes a small poolside bar and washroom.

The cottages around the courtyard

Just off the main courtyard, in the "Old Grange", an open barn, is a common games room which is very popular with families, featuring table tennis, pool table, air hockey and bar football and this leads to the communal gardens with the shared heated pool, and a variety of raquet sports including badminton, croquet, grass short tennis, football nets and boules. Both swimming pools have large sunbathing terraces furnished with sunlounger chairs and parasols.

The garden includes facilities for badminton, croquet, and <i>boules</i>

The garden includes facilities for badminton, croquet, and boules

Soft drinks, ice creams and refreshments can be purchased from a fridge freezer located beside the poolhouse and next to the boule court there are tables and chairs.

The gardens lead onto a country lane surrounded by woodlands and an abundance of wildlife, which is ideal for walking, cycling and taking a picnic by the River Boutonne. Among the activities available locally are fishing, tennis and horse riding.

Wifi internet access is available on site free of charge and a baby sitting service can be arranged. A welcome pack and some basic provisions are provided. Each gîte is stocked with information about local amenities and attractions. The owners are available to help planning visits to restaurants and family days out.

Special features:	• Pool on the property • Bilingual assistance available on site
Swimming pool:	10 x 5m shared heated pool and 8 x 4m heated pool

Location

Region

Poitou-Charentes

Village

Lussais

Setting

Boutonne valley

Nearest large town

Chef-Boutonne

Other towns nearby

St. Jean d'Angély Niort Angoulême Cognac Poitiers

Département

Deux-Sèvres (79)

Airport

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1. L'Écurie|Rental information

L'Écurie

The spacious sitting room has a comfortable sofa, armchair, coffee table and French doors opening onto its own old stone courtyard with patio table and chairs and barbeque. A side entrance leads to a grassed area beside the tree-lined driveway. Two bedrooms, a double and a twin, are on the first floor featuring French style bedsteads and wardrobes, with windows overlooking the pretty fountain in the main courtyard. On the same landing there is a good size shower room with toilet and wash basin.

The sitting room in l'Écurie

L’Écurie, which is attached to La Remise, was originally a stable for carriage horses and has been converted into a spacious two-bedroom cottage. It is approached through an attractive archway onto a private fenced gravel front garden with pot plants overlooking the fountained courtyard. Grapevines overhang the French doors leading into a large open plan kitchen area and sitting room with some exposed stonework and a staircase leading off to the first floor. The living room is comfortably furnished and has a music system, DVD player and a satellite TV which gets some English-language digital channels. The fitted kitchen has ample work surfaces and is equipped with a gas stove, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, dining table and chairs.

Accommodates:	4 guests
Bedrooms:	Two bedrooms: one with a double bed and the other with two twin beds.
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Features

Stereo
Linen available
Towels available
Kitchenette
Central Heating

Internet access
Shower
Dishwasher
Barbecue
Television

Washing machine
Clothes Dryer

Rental rates

The rates shown below are for renting this self-catering accommodation for one week.
Rent is to be paid to the owner in Pounds sterling. For your reference, you can view the rates in another currency.

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Time of year	Cost per week
August 28, 2010 until September 25, 2010	£425
September 25, 2010 until January 1, 2011	£235
January 1, 2011 until April 23, 2011	£230
April 23, 2011 until June 4, 2011	£295
June 4, 2011 until June 18, 2011	£350
June 18, 2011 until July 9, 2011	£445
July 9, 2011 until July 16, 2011	£545
July 16, 2011 until August 20, 2011	£645
August 20, 2011 until August 27, 2011	£625
August 27, 2011 until September 24, 2011	£445
September 24, 2011 until December 31, 2011	£295

Rental Conditions:	Rentals include gas, electricity and water. Linen, bath and hand towels are available and a 'welcome pack' is provided. A deposit of 25% is requested at the time of booking. Payment of the balance is due 8 weeks prior to the start of your holiday. There is a supplement of £50 for single week bookings in July & August. More...
Gite.com Travel Tip:	A clear and detailed rental agreement will help to ensure a trouble-free holiday. It will define your rights and obligations as a guest in a rental property. Your rental agreement should state: the name and the exact address of the property the name of the homeowner and his or her phone number the name of the tenant and his or her address and phone number the start and the end of the rental period (including time of access and departure) the rent amount and what it includes (linen, towels, cleaning, electricity, water…) as well as what it excludes (heat, wood for the fireplace?…) how the rent should be paid (Pay-pal, bank transfer, money wire, cheque?…), and when the rent should be paid (dates and amounts of down payment and balance) whether a damage deposit is required, and if so, when is it payable, how damage is measured, how and when the deposit is refunded, and how deductions are made what referrals are available or required for and from the landlord and the tenant. More...
Contact:	Clive and Pauline McGrane at Logis de Lussais.

2. La Remise|Rental information

La Remise

La Remise, which was originally built to house the carriages and has been converted into a two-bedroom cottage, like its neighbour L'Ecurie, is approached through an attractive archway leading onto a gravel fenced front garden, with pot plants and patio table and chairs, overlooking the fountained courtyard. Grapevines overhang above the French doors which lead into the open plan kitchen area and sitting room. The fitted kitchen has ample work surfaces and is equipped with a washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and gas cooker.

The sitting room in La Remise

The living room has a sofa, dining table and chairs, two armchairs, a coffee table, a music system, DVD player and a satellite TV which gets some English-language digital channels. French doors open onto a courtyard surrounded by old stone walls, with a small covered area providing shade, a patio table, chairs and a barbecue. On the ground floor there is a shower room with wash basin and separate toilet. There are two bedrooms upstairs, a double and twin and on the same landing a second bathroom with a shower over a full bath, toilet and wash basin. The bedrooms feature French style bedsteads and wardrobes and both have windows overlooking the fountain.

Accommodates:	4 guests
Bedrooms:	Two bedrooms: one with a double bed and one with twin beds
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Features

Stereo
Bath
Linen available
Towels available
Kitchenette

Central Heating
Internet access
Shower
Dishwasher
Barbecue

Television
Washing machine
Clothes Dryer

Rental rates

Display rates in:

Currency conversions are an approximate guide and are subject to change.

Time of year	Cost per week
August 28, 2010 until September 25, 2010	£425
September 25, 2010 until January 1, 2011	£325
January 1, 2011 until April 9, 2011	£275
April 9, 2011 until April 23, 2011	£285
April 23, 2011 until June 4, 2011	£375
June 4, 2011 until June 18, 2011	£425
June 18, 2011 until July 9, 2011	£465
July 9, 2011 until July 16, 2011	£595
July 16, 2011 until August 20, 2011	£695
August 20, 2011 until August 27, 2011	£675
August 27, 2011 until September 24, 2011	£465
September 24, 2011 until December 31, 2011	£325

Rental Conditions:	Rentals include gas, electricity and water. Linen, bath and hand towels are available and a 'welcome pack' is provided. A deposit of 25% is requested at the time of booking. Payment of the balance is due 8 weeks prior to the start of your holiday. There is a supplement of £50 for single week bookings during July & August. More...
Gite.com Travel Tip:	A clear and detailed rental agreement will help to ensure a trouble-free holiday. It will define your rights and obligations as a guest in a rental property. Your rental agreement should state: the name and the exact address of the property the name of the homeowner and his or her phone number the name of the tenant and his or her address and phone number the start and the end of the rental period (including time of access and departure) the rent amount and what it includes (linen, towels, cleaning, electricity, water…) as well as what it excludes (heat, wood for the fireplace?…) how the rent should be paid (Pay-pal, bank transfer, money wire, cheque?…), and when the rent should be paid (dates and amounts of down payment and balance) whether a damage deposit is required, and if so, when is it payable, how damage is measured, how and when the deposit is refunded, and how deductions are made what referrals are available or required for and from the landlord and the tenant. More...
Contact:	Clive and Pauline McGrane at Logis de Lussais.

3. La Conciergerie|Rental information

La Conciergerie

Formerly the gatekeeper’s residence with a pigeonnier above, this sizeable accommodation is approached through an attractive archway into a private fenced gravel garden. The gîte can be entered through two separate sets of French doors with grapevines above. The large kitchen is well equipped with dining table and chairs, a washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and gas stove. There is a doorway from the kitchen leading into the living room which features a fireplace with log burning stove, a ceiling with exposed beams, two sofas, two armchairs, a coffee table, a music system, DVD player and a satellite TV which gets some English-language digital channels.

The sitting room in la Conciergerie

A set of French doors leads on to a private courtyard garden bounded in part by an old stone wall and equipped with a patio table and chairs and a brick barbeque. There is a ground floor WC off the rear hall with staircase leading upstairs to two double bedrooms with windows overlooking the fountained courtyard. On the same landing there is a good size family bathroom with shower cubicle, toilet and wash basin, a further second bathroom with a shower cubicle, wash basin and corner bath. The main bedroom has some exposed beams and both double bedrooms are furnished with attractive French style bedsteads with wardrobes and bedside cabinets. The third bedroom leading off through a door from the sitting room downstairs has twin beds, furnished with a wardrobe and bedside cabinet and has a window overlooking a private courtyard.

Accommodates:	6 guests
Bedrooms:	Three bedrooms: two with double beds, one with twin beds .
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Features

Stereo
Bath
Linen available
Towels available
Kitchen

Central Heating
Internet access
Shower
Dishwasher
Barbecue

Television
Fireplace
Washing machine
Clothes Dryer

Rental rates

Display rates in:

Currency conversions are an approximate guide and are subject to change.

Time of year	Cost per week
August 28, 2010 until September 25, 2010	£525
September 25, 2010 until January 1, 2011	£375
January 1, 2011 until April 9, 2011	£375
April 9, 2011 until April 23, 2011	£395
April 23, 2011 until June 4, 2011	£425
June 4, 2011 until June 18, 2011	£475
June 18, 2011 until July 9, 2011	£545
July 9, 2011 until July 16, 2011	£695
July 16, 2011 until August 20, 2011	£845
August 20, 2011 until August 27, 2011	£795
August 27, 2011 until September 24, 2011	£545
September 24, 2011 until December 31, 2011	£375

Rental Conditions:	Rentals include gas, electricity and water. Linen, bath and hand towels are available and a 'welcome pack' is provided. A deposit of 25% is requested at the time of booking. Payment of the balance is due 8 weeks prior to the start of your holiday. There is a supplement of £50 for single week bookings in July & August. More...
Gite.com Travel Tip:	A clear and detailed rental agreement will help to ensure a trouble-free holiday. It will define your rights and obligations as a guest in a rental property. Your rental agreement should state: the name and the exact address of the property the name of the homeowner and his or her phone number the name of the tenant and his or her address and phone number the start and the end of the rental period (including time of access and departure) the rent amount and what it includes (linen, towels, cleaning, electricity, water…) as well as what it excludes (heat, wood for the fireplace?…) how the rent should be paid (Pay-pal, bank transfer, money wire, cheque?…), and when the rent should be paid (dates and amounts of down payment and balance) whether a damage deposit is required, and if so, when is it payable, how damage is measured, how and when the deposit is refunded, and how deductions are made what referrals are available or required for and from the landlord and the tenant. More...
Contact:	Clive and Pauline McGrane at Logis de Lussais.

4. La Mouette|Rental information

Formerly a traditional stone barn overlooking the central courtyard, this spacious new gîte features a mezannine sitting room with a vaulted beamed ceiling and exposed Charentaise stone.

From the main courtyard, a set of French doors, overhung with grapevines, opens into a well-equipped kitchen with a table and chairs, a fridge-freezer, a washing machine, a dishwasher, an electric oven, a gas stovetop, and a microwave. French doors lead outside to the private rear garden.

The kitchen

From the hall, doors lead into the two ground floor double bedrooms and a large family shower room with wash basin and toilet. All the ground floor rooms are suitable for wheelchair access, and one of them has a pair of French doors leading directly outside.

A staircase from the kitchen opens onto the mezannine sitting room, which has two sofas, an armchair and coffee table, a music system, DVD player and a satellite TV which gets some English-language digital channels.

The mezzanine sitting room

Also on the upper floor is a second bathroom with a separate wc, and the large third bedroom with two single beds and bunkbeds, which can be separated on request.

Outside, there is a private garden to the side and rear, with patio tables and chairs and a barbecue.

The ground floor has ceramic floor tiles throughout, with parquet flooring upstairs. Each bedroom is furnished with French style bedsteads, wardrobes and bedside cabinets.

Accommodates:	8 guests
Bedrooms:	3 bedrooms: two, each with a double bed, and one with a pair of single beds and a set of bunk beds.
Shortlist:	Add to your Shortlist View your Shortlist

Features

Bath
Linen available
Towels available
Kitchen
Central Heating

Internet access
Shower
Dishwasher
Barbecue
Television

Washing machine
Clothes Dryer
Wheelchair accessible

Rental rates

Display rates in:

Currency conversions are an approximate guide and are subject to change.

Time of year	Cost per week
August 28, 2010 until September 25, 2010	£625
September 25, 2010 until January 1, 2011	£455
January 1, 2011 until April 9, 2011	£400
April 9, 2011 until April 23, 2011	£415
April 23, 2011 until June 4, 2011	£475
June 4, 2011 until June 18, 2011	£525
June 18, 2011 until June 25, 2011	£625
June 25, 2011 until July 9, 2011	£645
July 9, 2011 until July 16, 2011	£745
July 16, 2011 until August 20, 2011	£995
August 20, 2011 until August 27, 2011	£895
August 27, 2011 until September 24, 2011	£625
September 24, 2011 until December 31, 2011	£455

Rental Conditions:	Rentals include gas, electricity and water. Linen, bath and hand towels are available and a 'welcome pack' is provided. A deposit of 25% is requested at the time of booking. Payment of the balance is due 8 weeks prior to the start of your holiday. There is a supplement of £50 for single week bookings during July & August. More...
Gite.com Travel Tip:	A clear and detailed rental agreement will help to ensure a trouble-free holiday. It will define your rights and obligations as a guest in a rental property. Your rental agreement should state: the name and the exact address of the property the name of the homeowner and his or her phone number the name of the tenant and his or her address and phone number the start and the end of the rental period (including time of access and departure) the rent amount and what it includes (linen, towels, cleaning, electricity, water…) as well as what it excludes (heat, wood for the fireplace?…) how the rent should be paid (Pay-pal, bank transfer, money wire, cheque?…), and when the rent should be paid (dates and amounts of down payment and balance) whether a damage deposit is required, and if so, when is it payable, how damage is measured, how and when the deposit is refunded, and how deductions are made what referrals are available or required for and from the landlord and the tenant. More...
Contact:	Clive and Pauline McGrane at Logis de Lussais.

About the Area

The Château de Javarzay

Logis de Lussais is on the edge of the traditional village of Lussais and a short drive from the popular market town of Chef-Boutonne, which has two supermarkets, a charcuterie, boucherie, boulangerie, wine cellars, banks, pharmacies and other shops. A number of bars, cafés, and restaurants overlook the town square.

With a short stroll along a country lane beside the river Boutonne, one comes to a friendly family run restaurant with a bar and a poolside terrace, as well as a trout farm to buy fresh and smoked fish for the barbeque. Also within walking distance is the Delice de Javarzay, where you can buy a variety of fresh bread and speciality cakes and pastries of the region. The forests of Aulnay and Boutonne are nearby, where birds of prey and an abundance of other wildlife can be seen.

The old <i>lavage</i>, or wash-house, in the village of Lussais

The old lavage, or wash-house, in the village of Lussais

There are bustling weekly local markets here and at the nearby villages of Aulnay, Melle and Lezay, selling fresh local produce including mussels and oysters. The fairytale 15th century Château de Javarzay on the edge of Chef Boutonne has a park, a playground, and a lake with fishing. There are also local facilities for tennis and horse riding. The source of the river Boutonne lies deep beneath the church of Notre Dame in the ramparts of the castle.

In nearby Aulnay there is an 11th century medieval church, at Dampierre-sur-Boutonne is an elegant moated château, and a 12th century abbey is at Celles-sur-Belle. The nearby historic towns of Melle and Ruffec offer a wider range of facilities for shopping and several bars and restaurants. Riverside locations offer leisure activities with canoeing, rafting and kayaking.

Outside Bar François in Chef Boutonne

The Logis is ideally located in the centre of this region of France. It is the perfect spot from which to explore the many varied family and historical attactions, or simply to enjoy the the pleasures of walking, cycling and taking a picnic. The Vallée des singes or Valley of the Monkeys in Romagne is a park unique to France, with 25 species of primates including gorillas and gibbons all living in their natural environment. It is highly recommended for a day trip, as is the National Zoorama Park in the Forest of Chize, where there are many unusal species of animals living in 25 hectares of natural forest. Each offers a perfect setting for a family day out and is very popular with the children.

About the Region

Sunflower sunset

The Poitou-Charentes region, located between the valleys of the Loire and Dordogne, enjoys a warm and sunny climate. The meandering rivers are flanked by beautiful countryside, sunflower fields and vineyards. Visitors can explore picturesque hilltop villages and medieval towns, Romanesque churches and cathedrals, ancient abbeys, châteaux, museums, and art galleries.

Many festivals, to satisfy all tastes, take place throughout the region from the Summer Solstice live music events in June, to the Blues festival at Cognac and Festival of Games in Parthenay in July, and a festival of music and dance from all over the world at Confolens in August. In September La Rochelle hosts an International Boat show, and Angoulême hosts the Circuits des Ramparts, a street race of vintage and classic cars.

The harbour of St-Martin-de-Ré

For the more active there is canoeing, kayaking, cycling, horse riding, punting and adventure parks. Futuroscope, the theme park of moving images, which is situated near the Romanesque town of Poitiers, and Puy de Fou, the medieval theme park in the south Vendee, both offer a very entertaining day out for all the family. A variety of sandy beaches can be found on the islands of Ré, Aix and Oléron, and the seaside resorts at Fouras, Royan and Chataillion. Some are suitable for watersports, surfing and windsurfing.

Niort is the gateway to the Marais Poitevin, a marshland area of great beauty, where traditional villages are linked by a labyrinth of waterways that wind through wetland forests, which you can explore by punt or canoe. There are also great paths for hiking, cycling and walking.

The Marais Poitevin

Nature lovers should not miss the nature reserves at Lillau-des-Niges on Ile de Re and Marais-de-Moeze near Ile D'oleron. Wine enthusiasts should visit Les Étapes du Cognac to learn about viticulture or visit any of the wine and Pineau producers in the region. Take a short ferry crossing from Royan to the Médoc and drive down the Route du Chateaux, passing through the magnificent wine producing estates of Margeaux and Rothschild or visit Cognac and the famous brandy distilleries including Martel and Remy Martin.

The port at La Rochelle

Visit the historic towns of Saintes, with its Roman amphitheatre, the ancient walled seaport at La Rochelle and Jarnac, famous for Courvoisier Brandy, the medieval town of St.-Jean-d'Angély, with its old cobbled streets and Gothic towers, the coastal spa town of Rochefort, and the walled cathedral city of Angoulême.

For the gourmets there are a lots of restaurants throughout the region to choose from. Sample the local wine and produce that the region is famous for: Pineau Cognac, a very popular chilled apéritif, the deliciously sweet Charentaise melon, oysters and mussels from the Marennes Oleron, the largest oyster production farm in France, fois gras, escargots and a variety of goats' cheese.

Photo Album

The gates of the house	The manor house
The fountain	The communal gardens
La Concièrgerie: the private garden	The courtyard of La Remise
The courtyard of l'Écurie	The kitchen in La Conciergerie
La Mouette: the kitchen and mezzanine	La Mouette: the mezzanine sitting room
La Mouette: the upstairs bathroom	La Mouette: the private side garden
River Boutonne	The street market in Chef Boutonne
The Roman amphitheatre at Saintes	Saint-Jean-d'Angely

Guest Opinions

Lovely gîte, very peaceful, wonderful hosts.
Allan & Sharon J. - Jersey, Channel Isles

Superb. Fantastic. Excellent hosts. What more can we say?
David & Emma S. - Berkshire, UK

Thanks for a lovely holiday. Your friendly manner and extensive hospitality made our holiday in Chef-Boutonne memorable.
David & Kathy F. - Mid Glamorgan, Wales

A very enjoyable holiday. Your hospitality was superb. The area is ideal for cycling, and we recommend the forest of Aulnay. We will make a return visit soon.
John & Penny H. - Essex, UK

Although we were only here for a week, we really felt very relaxed. The days around the pool have been wonderful, and just feeling that we havent got to do anything.
Sue & Jack Y. - Birmingham, UK

We have been very comfortable in La Mouette and had an extremely relaxing holiday in this beautiful area. We have experienced local foods, local wine and glorious sunshine lazing around the pool.
Karen and Jim H. - Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England

Awesome, fabulous, beautiful and marvellous.
Joanne B. - Middlesex, UK

A beautiful gîte. Lovely and clean, airy and spacious. Perfect base in the heart of rural France. The weather was perfect from start to finish.
Graeme & Bernadette H. - Heathfield, East Sussex, England

We all had a brilliant time. A great base to tour the surrounding towns and the countryside is wonderful. The accomodation is comfortable and very well equipped. We hope to visit again soon.
B.D. - Cheltenham, Gloustershire, England

We had a lovely time in wonderful weather at the Logis de Lussais. The pool,lawn games and play barn were great for all of us, and we really enjoyed the walk into Chef Boutonne with plenty of choice of shops and restaurants.
Anne M. - Oldham, Hampshire, England

A great holiday in this beautiful complex. We are all going home with great memories and good sun tans.
Claire S. - Essex, England

Logis de Lussais - pseudonym for idyllic place in beautiful peaceful surroundings. Thank you very much for a very enjoyable stay.
Patricia A. - Yorkshire, England

Another brilliant holiday. The gite was up to the usual superb standard. The facilities in the gite and the pool were much appreciated.
David J. - Warickshire, England

Our holiday was a combination of relaxation and activity that is matched only by the location which offers so much within a short drive, and the ideal French dream of croissants, bread and a chateau within walking distance.
David C. - Portland, Dorset, England

Our accomodation far exceeded our expectations. The grounds and facilities were excellent, with something for everyone. We would thoroughly recommend the gites to anyone for a future holiday.
Simon E. - Dorset, England

We had a wonderful holiday. The gite was furnished and decorated to a high standard and the local area has plenty to offer for the whole family. As added bonus for us, the weather was fantastic for the entire time we were on holiday. It was a truly enjoyable family holiday and we have all come home with some lovely memories. Hopefully one day we will go back.
John and Kathryn L. - Gravesend, kent, England

Thank you for everything. The Logis is a fantastic place to come on holiday. We would love to return.
Sarah H. - Surrey, England

We enjoyed our family holiday in the enchanting setting at Logis de Lussais. You provided something for every age group and we made good use of all the facilities. You have developed a fine resource for holiday makers in a rather special part of France.
Catherine R. - Musselburgh, Scotland