Holiday cottages in the High Corbières
Gîtes (self catering accommodation)
Classified 2 épis 
(ears of corn) standard
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- Standard facilities available in all the gîtes
- Prices
BOUISSE (No 988)
A pastoral village surrounded by green fields and former shepherd’s huts. At the edge of the village the lake and its surroundings are an ideal spot for relaxing with a picnic (barbecues available). The garden and gîte are on opposite sides of a narrow street.
VIGNEVIEILLE (No 693)
Village on the river between two Cathar Country sites: the castle at Termes and Lagrasse abbey.
Children's playground and tennis court next to the river.
Well-equipped supermarket in the village
Prices
| season | 3 épis  |
2 épis |
| low | 245 | 230 |
| medium | 320 | 295 |
| high | 430 | 375 |
| weekend | 105 | 91 |
- The prices are for one week (7 nights)
- Weekends are 2 nights (Friday and Saturday or Saturday and Sunday)
Payment and extras
- Water, electricity, wood for the fire, and cleaning at the end of your stay are included in the price.
- If you need a cot please ask when reserving. There is no charge.
- If you do not wish to provide your own linen (sheets, towels, teatowels) please ask when reserving. You will be charged 15 euros for this.
- A deposit of 150 euros will be requires at the beginning of your stay.
- An inventory will be drawn up a the start and the end of your stay.
- If you have French “chèques vacances” they can be used for payment
TERMES (No 863)
One of the “five sons of Carcassonne”, and one of the main attractions of the Cathar country, Termes is today steeped in history. Stroll down its narrow streets, under its covered passageways, to the 12th century church or to the banks of the river Sou which passes through the village. The gîte has a view over the river from a large south-facing veranda.
VILLEROUGE-TERMENÈS
(N° 864)
One of the focal points of Catharism, Villerouge witnessed the death of Guilhem Bélibast, the last Cathar ‘priest’, burnt at the stake in 1321. In the centre of the village the medieval castle, once the property of the archbishops of Narbonne, today houses a multimedia exhibition. In one wing of the castle you will find a restaurant specialising in medieval banquets, where you can try 13th- and 14th-century menus. The village has a grocer’s shop, a café, a postal counter, Internet and fax facilities, and a wine bar.
Standard facilities in all gîtes
- Gîte sleeps 4 (1 bedroom with a double bed; 1 bedroom with 2 single beds) for the following gîtes: Soulatge and Termes.
- Gîte sleeps 5 (1 bedroom with a double bed; 1 bedroom with 3 single beds) for the following gîes: Bouisse and Villerouge-Termenès.
- Main room with kitchen area/dining room
- Living room with chimney
- Fully equipped kitchen (crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils) with quality electrical equipment (oven, microwave, 4-burner hob, refrigerator, freezer, dish washer, washing machine).
- The living room is equipped with armchairs and/or a settee. Socket to connect your portable television to an outside arial. Wood for the fire (stored in the building) is included in the price.
- Separate bathroom and toilet.
- These gîtes have a terrace but no garden. Barbecue and garden tables and chairs are provided.
- Animals are accepted.
