The Chatus guest room
The warm and colorful tones of the CHATUS guest room, qualified « Chambre d’Hôtes Référence » by the Tourist Office, give it a tonic and summer atmosphere, for a stay with southern touch.
Its large bay window gives access to the terrace with its private garden furniture and leads directly to the garden. An ideal place to enjoy the sun and the panorama.
For your comfort
- Terrace with garden furniture
- Air conditioning
- Free unlimited WiFi internet access
- Fridge
- Coffee machine
- Kettle
- Courtesy tray
- Bathroom with window
- Bathtub with shower
- Bathroom towels
- Pool towels
- Hair dryer
- Magnifying mirror
- Made in Ardèche and organic toiletries
- Secure shaded private parking
- Closed shed for bicycles
- Trilingual French, English, German welcome booklet
- Online booking
Rates & Booking
Availability
Room rates
| ROOM CHATUS | |||
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| Mid season | High season | ||
| April-May-June 2025 except French Bank Holidays
September-October 2025 |
French Bank Holidays in April-May-June 2025
July-August 2025 |
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| 1 person | 2 persons | 1 person | 2 persons |
| 85 € | 95 € | 115 € | 125 € |
- Reservation for 2 nights minimum.
- 10% discount on all nights (room + breakfast) if you book more than 30 days in advance.
The discount applies during mid and high season.
The discount does not apply to the table d’hôtes and additional services.
- Rates include:
- Breakfast
- Free and unlimited Wi-Fi internet access
- Free access to the swimming pool during opening times and hours
- Tourist tax: 0,72 € / night / adult (> 18 years).
The oenological minute
Chatus or the excellence of the Cévenol terroir.
The origin of the name comes from the time of the Romans. The latter referred to "Chatus" as a small gold coin.
The Chatus was already known by the Ardéchois Olivier de Serres, forerunner of agronomy, who quotes him in his book «Le théâtre d'agriculture et mesnage des champs», published in March 1600, more than four centuries ago.
In the 19th century, Chatus was the main red grape grown in the Cévennes. In the 1880s, the phylloxera crisis destroyed most of the French vineyard, including the Chatus in Ardèche.
Some plots were preserved, which allowed in the 1980s to revive this historic grape after several years of attention, work and love of the vine.
It is in the Cévennes d'Ardèche, on the «faïsses», agricultural terraces with granitic soils shaped by men, in order to make cultivable the sloping lands of the Cévenol piedmont, that the Chatus expresses all its typicity and authenticity.
Traditionally vinified and aged in oak barrels, Chatus offers racy, tannic and powerful red wines with excellent ageing potential. It goes perfectly with red meats, Mediterranean cuisine, goat cheese and chocolate.
The aromas of Chatus are blackberry, liquorice and sweet spices.
Ardèche Chatus is obviously on the wine list of OH LA BELLE VUE! The opportunity to discover it at the Table d'Hôtes, according to the dishes served, or during an Oenology Activity.
