"Alphonse" Quite Gite close to the Najac Fortress

Gites Chat Noir (Alphonse) Set in a converted medieval stable on a narrow street in the oldest part of the village this quite cool in the summer warm and cosy in the winter space is perfect for couples or single guests, full of charm and character and a pleasant stroll to the heart of the village with its many bars, restaurants and local shops and museum. We are sorry but there is no parking at the Gite with the nearest being 175 meters away down by the church. For bag drop off it is possible Small but perfectly formed. Gite du Chat Noir is the converted medieval stable cellar for the house above. Fully self contained space the studio has a breakfast / Dining bar that also makes a great small work space. The studio is built into the bedrock. Situated just below the chateau walls We are sorry but at present there is no parking at the property so once your bags are drooped the parking is 175 meters away down by the church and local bar, There is a small private terrace to the side of the Gite that is well sheltered and just 10 paces from the Gite door. The Gite is A very private space, although we are only just up the steps at the side to the house above if there are any problems, We are sorry but at present there is no parking at the Gite the nearest parking is 175 meters away down by the church A pleasant walk into the village with its Artisan patisserie, many bars and restaurants weekly markets on Sunday morning and the Wednesday night markets in the summer months. Located at the entrance of the wild gorges of the Aveyron, Najac looming on a headland overlooking the beautiful valley of the Aveyron. The village offers the tranquility and beauty of a landscape where water marry, the tree and the rock. The village is now ranked among the most beautiful villages in France Najac and the Aveyron Gorges are a Mecca for walkers with the many trails through the area. Listed among the ten most beautiful villages in France sits on a ridge 200 meters above a bend in the river with the Fortress at one end and the heart of the Bastide at the other. With good transport links having a railway station at the foot of the hill to Toulouse , and a local bus service.