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"This is a spacious house, able to accommodate our 3 generations of family, totalling 16, making use of the annex as well. The kitchen is well equipped so there was no problem catering for this number. The rooms are simply furnished but everything needed is provided. There are plenty of toys for children and of course the lovely pool is a great attraction.The area is very peaceful and rural. There are walks from the house, including through the woods to Aurignac in about 50 mins."

"The manager was excellent "

"The outside of the property is lovely. The pool is fabulous with a good seating area, however, we did have to clean the pool ourselves which we've never had to do at any other property we have rented. The interior of the house is very old and could do with having a thorough clean. There were a lot of cobwebs and some of the kitchen utensils weren't very clean. There was also a smell of soot in the lounge which exacerbated my daughters asthma so we chose not to use that room. Part of the house is locked which I found quite odd but I'm guessing that the owner must utilise that part when they stay. The village the house is situated in is very small and does not have a boulangerie. You need to visit the next town over which is about 5 to 10 minutes away by car. The bedrooms could do with having air conditioning installed as it is very stuffy when it gets hot. In the main bedroom the fan isn't installed over the bed, it is over to one side so doesn't help keep you cool when trying to sleep. The terrace is a lovely area with a good table and chairs to use to eat outside. Beware of mosquitoes as we got eaten alive which meant we ended up eating inside a lot. All in all an okay stay."

"A fantastic house with a brilliant pool in a beautiful part of France. Loads to do in the surrounding area. Guy was a wonderful host for whom nothing was too much trouble. Would recommend a holiday here without any hesitation."

"What a superb stay we had. Our hosts were so friendly and welcoming with added nuggets of local knowledge to fill our days when site seeing. Breakfast should have been called ‘the feast’ as there was a huge selection of homemade fayre. Delicious! We would love to visit again. A bientot. "