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Mikaël PélégryChemin Des Aires, Azinières
Saint-beauzély
12620
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Welcome to Gite and Guest house Les Caselles, located in Millau Aveyron. Our establishment offers a serene and friendly atmosphere, providing a refreshing change of scenery and an authentic experience.Situated just off the lA75, near the renowned Viaduc de Millau and the stunning Gorges du Tarn, Les Caselles is nestled in the heart of the Grand Causses Natural Regional Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Our domain has been meticulously restored using traditional materials and the expertise of local Aveyron craftsmen. The use of local Larzac stone, lime plaster, and terracotta floor tiles from Raujolles creates a charming and natural ambiance.
The rooms at Les Caselles are spacious and elegant, providing a haven of peace and tranquility. Additionally, our covered swimming pool equipped with a spa and sauna facilities encourages relaxation and overall well-being.
To enhance your experience even further, we offer a table d'hôtes menu, where a warm and convivial atmosphere combines with delicious Aveyronnais cuisine to introduce you to the flavors of the region.
Come and discover Les Caselles, where calm, friendliness, a change of scenery, and authenticity await you.
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Welcome to "Les Caselles," a farmhouse on the Causse that combines local history with sustainable, quality tourism. Dating back to the 17th century, this authentic Aveyron building in the Grands Causses Natural Park showcases the craftsmanship of the renowned builders from the nearby village of Saint-Beauzely.Situated near Millau, the Gorges du Tarn, and the Larzac plateau, Saint-Beauzely is the birthplace of the builders of the Templar and Hospital cities' fortifications, such as La Couvertoirade, La Cavalerie, and Sainte-Eulalie de Cernon.
Once a large-scale Causses farm in the charming hamlet of Azinières, "Les Caselles" played a significant role in the production of the famous Roquefort cheese. The farm covered over 400 hectares and allowed the sheep to graze on the unique flora of the Causse Rouge.
Over time, the farm faced challenges, and neglect threatened the proud Caussenarde building. However, in the year 2000, a buyer embarked on an extraordinary renovation project with the vision of creating a farm inn. Thus, "Les Caselles" came to life, welcoming its first travelers.
Today, Mikaël and Alizée Pélégry have taken over the farmhouse, driven by their commitment to quality and ecological transition for sustainable and responsible tourism. Mikaël, formerly a director at a Parisian theater, reevaluated his priorities after major events in the performing arts industry in 2015. The birth of their daughter further motivated him to make a life change and return to Aveyron, his family's birthplace.
Determined to address environmental challenges, Mikaël and Alizée set out to transform the old farmhouse into an eco-friendly, low-energy home. With the help of local companies, the building now houses five top-of-the-range guest rooms, a charming gite, and various communal and private areas, all with energy consumption comparable to a single-family home.
Proudly offering high-performance, eco-responsible equipment, "Les Caselles" aims to make their guests feel less guilty and more responsible. From small gestures to significant renovations, they continuously reinvent themselves in their sustainable and responsible approach to tourism. They have upgraded their heating system, switched to LED lighting, utilize rainwater, installed solar panels, and even have a charging point for electric vehicles.
The table d'hotes (guest table) at "Les Caselles" follows the same principles. They prioritize short circuits, using fresh, local, and quality products to showcase the richness of the Aveyron region and introduce guests to local producers.
Above all, Mikaël and Alizée strive to provide a warm and welcoming experience that embodies the true spirit of an Aveyron house. Their commitment to friendliness and quality sets them apart, making "Les Caselles" one of the finest guest houses in the region. They invite visitors to indulge in "slow tourism" and enjoy picturesque, sporting, and green holidays in Aveyron.
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Directions
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By road:
If you are coming from PARIS/CLERMONT-FERRAND or MONTPELLIER on the A75 motorway, take Exit 45 towards MILLAU/SAINT-BEAUZELY CASTELNAU-PEGAYROLS. At the first roundabout after Exit 45, take the fourth exit towards SAINT-BEAUZELY (D911). Continue straight on at the second roundabout. After 500m, turn left towards SAINT-BEAUZELY/ROUTE des LACS (D30). After 1.5km, you will reach AZINIERES. Look out for the sign 'Arrivée à AZINIERES'.
If you are coming from CAHORS/RODEZ, leave Rodez and head towards PONT de SALARS/MILLAU (D911). After the hamlet of LA GLENE, turn right to SAINT-BEAUZELY (D911) after 2km. Follow the road for 5.5km, then turn right to SAINT-BEAUZELY/ROUTE des LACS (D30). After 1.5km, you will reach AZINIERES. Look out for the sign 'Arrivée à AZINIERES'.
If you are coming from MILLAU, take the direction of A75 CLERMONT FERRAND/PARIS (D911). At the roundabout where you can join A75, take the second exit towards SAINT-BEAUZELY (D911). Continue straight on at the second roundabout. After 500m, turn left towards SAINT-BEAUZELY/ROUTE des LACS (D30). After 1.5km, you will reach AZINIERES. Look out for the sign 'Arrivée à AZINIERES'.
When you reach AZINIERES, turn left to pass the church and continue straight on until you reach the stone cross in the middle of the road (50m beyond the church). You have arrived at your destination! We are the farm on your left.
Please note: Do not go as far as SAINT-BEAUZELY (Azinières hamlet lies between Millau and Saint Beauzely) and avoid taking the "Chemin de Cazelles" in Azinières as directed by your Satnav.
By plane:
You can access the area through the airports at Rodez-Marcillac and Montpellier.
By road:
If you are coming from PARIS/CLERMONT-FERRAND or MONTPELLIER on the A75 motorway, take Exit 45 towards MILLAU/SAINT-BEAUZELY CASTELNAU-PEGAYROLS. At the first roundabout after Exit 45, take the fourth exit towards SAINT-BEAUZELY (D911). Continue straight on at the second roundabout. After 500m, turn left towards SAINT-BEAUZELY/ROUTE des LACS (D30). After 1.5km, you will reach AZINIERES. Look out for the sign 'Arrivée à AZINIERES'.
If you are coming from CAHORS/RODEZ, leave Rodez and head towards PONT de SALARS/MILLAU (D911). After the hamlet of LA GLENE, turn right to SAINT-BEAUZELY (D911) after 2km. Follow the road for 5.5km, then turn right to SAINT-BEAUZELY/ROUTE des LACS (D30). After 1.5km, you will reach AZINIERES. Look out for the sign 'Arrivée à AZINIERES'.
If you are coming from MILLAU, take the direction of A75 CLERMONT FERRAND/PARIS (D911). At the roundabout where you can join A75, take the second exit towards SAINT-BEAUZELY (D911). Continue straight on at the second roundabout. After 500m, turn left towards SAINT-BEAUZELY/ROUTE des LACS (D30). After 1.5km, you will reach AZINIERES. Look out for the sign 'Arrivée à AZINIERES'.
When you reach AZINIERES, turn left to pass the church and continue straight on until you reach the stone cross in the middle of the road (50m beyond the church). You have arrived at your destination! We are the farm on your left.
Please note: Do not go as far as SAINT-BEAUZELY (Azinières hamlet lies between Millau and Saint Beauzely) and avoid taking the "Chemin de Cazelles" in Azinières as directed by your Satnav.
By plane:
You can access the area through the airports at Rodez-Marcillac and Montpellier.
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Prices
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 85 | 185 | 605 | 1295 | 25 |  |
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| B&B (3 pers.) |
3 | 100 | 210 | 700 | 1470 | 25 | |
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| Apartment | 1 | 140 | 210 | 750 | 1490 | |
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Services
Wi-Fi
Swimming Pool
Parking
Garden
Disabled Access
Dinner
Credit cards accepted
Animals Allowed
Attractions
- Gorges du Tarn: Located about 15 kilometers northeast of Saint-Beauzély, the Gorges du Tarn is a picturesque canyon carved by the Tarn River. Visitors can enjoy stunning views, go kayaking or canoeing, and hike along the scenic trails.
- Micropolis - La Cité des Insectes: Situated in Saint-Léons, around 20 kilometers northwest of Saint-Beauzély, Micropolis is an insect-themed park and museum. It offers interactive exhibits, live insect displays, and educational activities for all ages.
- Viaduc de Millau: Approximately a 30-minute drive southwest of Saint-Beauzély, the Viaduc de Millau is an architectural marvel and the tallest bridge in the world. Visitors can admire its impressive design, walk along the viewpoints, and learn about its construction at the visitor center.
- Roquefort-sur-Soulzon: Just 10 kilometers south of Saint-Beauzély, Roquefort-sur-Soulzon is renowned for its production of the famous Roquefort cheese. Visitors can explore the underground caves where the cheese is aged, learn about the traditional production process, and sample different varieties.
- Larzac Plateau: Situated about 40 kilometers east of Saint-Beauzély, the Larzac Plateau is a vast limestone plateau offering breathtaking landscapes and hiking opportunities. The area is known for its historic sites, including the medieval village of La Couvertoirade and the Templar Commandery of Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon.
- Millau Old Town: Located around 25 kilometers southwest of Saint-Beauzély, Millau's Old Town is a charming area with narrow streets, medieval architecture, and quaint shops. Visitors can explore historic landmarks such as the Millau Cathedral and enjoy the local shops, cafes, and restaurants.
- Lac de Pareloup: Situated approximately 35 kilometers northeast of Saint-Beauzély, Lac de Pareloup is a scenic lake known for its water sports and recreational activities. Visitors can go swimming, boating, fishing, or simply relax on the lake's sandy beaches.
- Caves of Roquefort: Situated about 10 kilometers south of Saint-Beauzély, the Caves of Roquefort are where the famous Roquefort cheese is matured. Guided tours take visitors through the natural caves, explaining the cheese-making process and offering tastings.
- Château de Saint-Beauzély: Located in the village itself, the Château de Saint-Beauzély is a medieval castle dating back to the 12th century. Visitors can explore its architecture, learn about its history, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. 10. Millau Museum: Situated in Millau, about 25 kilometers southwest of Saint-Beauzély, the Millau Museum showcases the history and heritage of the region. The museum houses various exhibitions, including archaeological artifacts, local crafts, and contemporary art. These attractions offer a diverse range of activities and experiences, allowing visitors to explore the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and unique offerings of the region.