Clos Mirabel

Pau-Jurançon, in the Heart of South-West France

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Manor Apt.

Clos Mirabel Manor House - the Manor House Apt is located to the right of the entrance
  • The Manor House Apartment
  • Main Bedroom
  • Main Bedroom
  • The Mezzanine Bedroom
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • The wooden staircase in the Manor House Apt.
  • The Kitchen
  • The Dining Area
  • Views to the North - Fishpond at Dawn

The Manor House Apart­ment – 1 Dou­ble Be­d­room, 1 Twin / Sleeps 4

An apart­ment with its own pri­vate en­trance, over three lev­els, full of light and charm, a cosy space ex­tend­ing un­der the eaves.

For your com­fort you will find:

Ful­ly equipped kitchen with din­ing area
Dish­wash­er
Wash­ing ma­chine and dry­ing fa­cil­i­ties avai­l­able
Liv­ing room
Dou­ble be­d­room, 160 cm bed
Mez­za­nine be­d­room, 2 sin­gle beds
Bath­room, WC
In­ter­net AD­SL, TV-DVD, Satel­lite
Air con­di­tion­ing
BBQ, gar­den fur­ni­ture
Ac­cess to the Pool and its ter­race

This apart­ment is not suit­able for guests with mo­bil­i­ty is­sues or for fam­i­lies with small chil­dren due to spi­ral stair­case and 3 lev­els.

From 595 to 1195 €/week
Avai­l­able all year round. Spe­cial rates ap­p­ly for long-term stays, please con­tact us.

Break­fast and even­ing meals are now avai­l­able in the Manor House with 24 hours no­tice. On even­ings when a full meal is not avai­l­able a cold plat­ter can be pre­pared. Spe­cial di­ets can be catered for.

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Client Testimonial

Rating: 5 out of 5

Clos Mira­bel ex­ceed­ed my ex­pec­ta­tions in ev­ery way. The lo­ca­tion was sublime, the fa­cil­i­ty was su­perb, the hosts were won­der­ful and the break­fasts were in­cred­i­ble. Ann and An­dré have cre­at­ed a fan­tas­tic bed and break­fast. My wife and I want­ed to hike in the Pyre­nees and An­dré was able to re­c­om­mend the per­fect hike for us. The scen­ery was in­cred­i­ble and left us want­ing to ex­plore more. Our trav­elling com­panions were able to take a high moun­tain train ex­cur­sion that opened up vis­tas that would have been in­ac­ces­si­ble other­wise.