A 64 m2 chalet on the edge of the Grand Bois, overlooking the meadow! Part trapper's lodge, part Robinson's hermitage, Minshuku offers the magic of an intimate retreat, totally dedicated to nature and out of time. Perched on stilts, the view is unrivalled. Facing due west, you can spend long evenings watching the sun play among the pine and chestnut trees that line the private terrace. Sheltered from view, this space is designed to be lived in as a fully-fledged guest house... This explains its name, which means "guest house" in Japanese. The Minshuku is made entirely of wood, and is designed to change with the seasons, so you can enjoy unforgettable moments with small groups or extended families...
In practical terms, the chalet is made up of two floors and two verandas opening onto the feline hills. It sleeps up to 8 people in contemporary minimalist comfort:
- sleeping accommodation in Tatami dormitory mode, for 6 upstairs,
- including a separate small bedroom for 2 people:
= 4 adult Tatami beds + 2 single beds.

On the ground floor, there is a cosy lounge with a sofa bed for 2 extra people.

The kitchen is fully equipped with all modern conveniences: 4-burner gas hob, extractor fan, dishwasher, built-in cupboards and tastefully decorated.
The bathroom is more spartan, with an Italian-style shower and bench, in an atmosphere reminiscent of rustic houses.

A cocooning mixture that reinforces the softness of living, without forgetting the wood stove for the winter evenings...
PETS are not accepted.