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Contact Details:
Address:
Graham et Debra Green34 Route du Queyroix-Martin
Vaulry
87140
Reviews:
6 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €90Telephone:
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Description:
Description for B&B:
Welcome to Le Queyroix-Martin, a charming bed and breakfast located in the tranquil Monts de Blond in rural Haute-Vienne. Debra and Graham have lovingly converted a group of barns into a peaceful haven where you can unwind, breathe in the fresh air, and reconnect with nature.Our cozy chambre d'hôtes offers five beautifully appointed double bedrooms, each with its own en suite bathroom. These rooms have been created from the original apple and livestock barns, which date back to 1883. Enjoy a delicious evening meal in our dining room, adorned with captivating original features, or dine al fresco on our terrace overlooking the picturesque garden.
Surrounded by chestnut and oak forests, Le Queyroix-Martin spans four acres of grounds, including the enchanting apple orchard. Feel free to explore and discover a tranquil spot to read a book, or simply relax and soak up the serene atmosphere while admiring the breathtaking views across the valley. Keep an eye out for the graceful roe deer often grazing among the trees.
For nature enthusiasts, this area is a paradise for walkers and cyclists. With over 100 km of accessible tracks directly from our doorstep, as well as quiet country lanes with minimal traffic, you can truly appreciate the beauty of the surroundings. Venture further afield to explore the charming towns and villages, many of which host lively weekly or fortnightly markets. The nearby Lac St Pardoux offers opportunities for freshwater swimming and various water sports.
If you crave a cultural experience, the city of Limoges is just a short 30-minute drive away. Discover its fascinating museums, historic buildings, renowned art galleries, and world-famous porcelain manufacturers.
Getting to Le Queyroix-Martin is convenient, with regular flights from multiple UK airports to Limoges Bellegarde, a mere 20-minute drive away. Other airports, such as Poitiers, Tours, Bergerac, and Bordeaux, are all within a three-hour drive. Ryanair is also opening a new route in 2014 to Brive, which is just an easy one-hour drive away. Alternatively, if you prefer to travel by train, Limoges is served by TGVs from Paris Gare Austerlitz, easily accessible from Eurostar at Gare du Nord. Even if you are not traveling by train, the Limoges station (Gare Bénédictine) is worth a visit for its spectacular architecture. If you are traveling by car, we are approximately an eight-hour drive from Calais, offering multiple route options to bypass Paris and its notorious périphérique.
No matter the reason for your visit, whether it's a stopover during a longer journey, an action-packed holiday, a relaxing weekend getaway, or a search for your dream home in the area, Le Queyroix-Martin extends a warm and friendly welcome. We look forward to meeting you and making your stay unforgettable.
Reviews
Appréciations pour Le Queyroix-Martin Chambres D'hôtes, Vaulry:
Warm welcome
We received a very warm welcome from Graham and Debra. The B & B has been beautifully prepared and our room was spacious and comfortable with a glorious view. Well-placed for visiting Oradour and Limoges, we would recommend this B & B very highly.
Très belle rencontre !!!!!!!
Deus jours passés chez Debra et Graham , ou nous avons été reçu comme des amis depuis toujours ,
La maitresse de maison est un fin cordon bleu , les assiettes sont bien garnies ,sauf celles de Graham !!!!qui fini toujours le premier !!!!
Beau travail de rénovation de la part de Graham qui est un fin bricoleur ,le tous en pleine campagne et au calme, leur gentillesse et tel que l'on ne peut les oubliés , une belle adresse à garder et à faire savoir ,
A bientôt Jacqueline & Jean claude de Crozes Hermitage
La maitresse de maison est un fin cordon bleu , les assiettes sont bien garnies ,sauf celles de Graham !!!!qui fini toujours le premier !!!!
Beau travail de rénovation de la part de Graham qui est un fin bricoleur ,le tous en pleine campagne et au calme, leur gentillesse et tel que l'on ne peut les oubliés , une belle adresse à garder et à faire savoir ,
A bientôt Jacqueline & Jean claude de Crozes Hermitage
Fabulous Chambre d'hote
Stayed here for 2 nights and can honestly say that it is one of the best places we have stayed. Graham and Debra put everything into making you feel at home. The rooms are super and very comfortable and clean. The food is exceptionally good and home made. Our evening meals and the company were the icing on the cake. Thank you both!
Très agréable WE chez Debra et Graham !
Nous sommes allés chez Debra et Graham Green, un charmant couple de retraités anglais pour le week-end du 14 juillet 2014.
Leur maison se trouve en pleine forêt où le silence domine.
Pour ce qui est des chambres, il y en a 3 (Cerise, Myrtille et Figue). Graham s'est chargé de tout le gros oeuvre (murs à la chaux, pierres apparentes, poutres, parquet...) et Debra de la décoration. Tout cela avec très bon goût, ainsi que pour la salle de bain/WC qui est très grande et aussi agréable que la chambre !
Quant au couchage, nous avons très bien dormi dans un lit King Size (160 cm) bien confortable.
Le petit déjeuner est bien garni et très bon : Debra cuisine des petits pains individuels au graines, ainsi que des brioches, servis chaud. Ainsi que des confitures maison. Café / chocolat chaud / thé, jus d'orange, de pomme. Céréales, yaourts, fruits...
Quant à la table d'hôte : un régal ! Pour 25 euros / personne, le rapport qualité prix est excellent : apéritif / entrée / plat / fromages / dessert / café. Debra est une très bonne cuisinière ! Et Graham, un bon sommelier car vin compris.
Bref, une adresse à retenir car Hôtes très charmants !
Leur maison se trouve en pleine forêt où le silence domine.
Pour ce qui est des chambres, il y en a 3 (Cerise, Myrtille et Figue). Graham s'est chargé de tout le gros oeuvre (murs à la chaux, pierres apparentes, poutres, parquet...) et Debra de la décoration. Tout cela avec très bon goût, ainsi que pour la salle de bain/WC qui est très grande et aussi agréable que la chambre !
Quant au couchage, nous avons très bien dormi dans un lit King Size (160 cm) bien confortable.
Le petit déjeuner est bien garni et très bon : Debra cuisine des petits pains individuels au graines, ainsi que des brioches, servis chaud. Ainsi que des confitures maison. Café / chocolat chaud / thé, jus d'orange, de pomme. Céréales, yaourts, fruits...
Quant à la table d'hôte : un régal ! Pour 25 euros / personne, le rapport qualité prix est excellent : apéritif / entrée / plat / fromages / dessert / café. Debra est une très bonne cuisinière ! Et Graham, un bon sommelier car vin compris.
Bref, une adresse à retenir car Hôtes très charmants !
Beautiful, new rooms and affectionate atmosphere
During our travel through France, we lived in several Bed&Breakfast accomodations and this definitly was one of the best ones. The rooms are new and you can see and feel the passion and big ambition Debra and Graham put in their rooms to make them as comfortable as possible for their guests.
For the breakfast they bake their own Brioche and you can choose between several self made confitures.
We had great conversations with the owner, who gave us also good advices about the region and local events.
We are still thinking about our trip and won't forget!
For the breakfast they bake their own Brioche and you can choose between several self made confitures.
We had great conversations with the owner, who gave us also good advices about the region and local events.
We are still thinking about our trip and won't forget!
paasvakantie 2014
Bedankt Deborrah en Graham voor de goede ontvangst, de nette kamers en het lekkere eten. We hebben echt genoten van ons verblijf bij jullie en zullen jullie adres zeker aanbevelen. Jullie deden meer dan je best. We wensen jullie in de toekomst alle succes toe en wie weet zien we elkaar nog eens weer!
Directions
To reach Chambre dhôtes Le Queyroix-Martin, follow these directions:
From the centre of Vaulry, travel 2 kilometres until you reach the Chamboret to Blond road (D5). Look for the tourist information board as you enter Vaulry from the Chamboret direction.
At the tourist information board, turn onto the hill signposted to Le Queyroix-Martin, ensuring that the horse paddock is on your right. Continue along this road for approximately 1.8 km.
Eventually, you will come across a sharp right-hand bend with a footpath signpost on the right side of the road. Take this opportunity to turn right and head up the hill.
The first house you will encounter on the right, about 150 metres up the hill, is Chambre dhôtes Le Queyroix-Martin. Look for the blue gates to easily identify it.
From the centre of Vaulry, travel 2 kilometres until you reach the Chamboret to Blond road (D5). Look for the tourist information board as you enter Vaulry from the Chamboret direction.
At the tourist information board, turn onto the hill signposted to Le Queyroix-Martin, ensuring that the horse paddock is on your right. Continue along this road for approximately 1.8 km.
Eventually, you will come across a sharp right-hand bend with a footpath signpost on the right side of the road. Take this opportunity to turn right and head up the hill.
The first house you will encounter on the right, about 150 metres up the hill, is Chambre dhôtes Le Queyroix-Martin. Look for the blue gates to easily identify it.
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Prices
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| Notes: Breakfast is included in the room price. Single occupancy discount of 10 per night. | |||||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Château de Châlus-Chabrol: Located in Châlus, this medieval fortress is known for its historical significance as the place where Richard the Lionheart was fatally wounded. Visitors can explore the ruins, learn about its history, and enjoy the scenic surroundings.
- Oradour-sur-Glane: This haunting village is a memorial to the victims of a World War II massacre. Preserved as it was after the tragic event, the village serves as a powerful reminder of the atrocities of war and offers a thought-provoking experience.
- Limoges: Known for its fine porcelain, Limoges is a charming city to visit. Explore the historic center, admire the stunning Gothic-style Limoges Cathedral, and visit the Musée National Adrien Dubouché to learn about the city's porcelain industry.
- Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin: A short drive away, this regional park offers beautiful landscapes and abundant wildlife. It provides opportunities for hiking, cycling, and picnicking, allowing visitors to connect with nature and enjoy the peaceful countryside.
- Rochechouart Castle and Museum of Contemporary Art: Located in the town of Rochechouart, this castle houses a contemporary art museum displaying modern artworks. Explore the castle's architecture, enjoy the exhibitions, and take in panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Mortemart: Considered one of the most beautiful villages in France, Mortemart is a picturesque destination with its well-preserved half-timbered houses and charming streets. Stroll through the village, visit the Saint-Hilaire Church, and admire the 17th-century market hall.
- Monts de Blond: This natural park offers stunning landscapes, including verdant hills, forests, and picturesque villages. It's an ideal location for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching. Don't miss the charming village of Montrol-Sénard, known for its well-preserved traditional buildings.
- Saint-Junien: Known for its leather industry, Saint-Junien offers visitors the chance to explore the history of this craft at the Adrien Dubouché Leather Museum. The town also boasts a beautiful Romanesque church, Saint-Junien Collegiate Church, and scenic river views.
- Lac de Saint-Pardoux: This large lake offers a variety of recreational activities, including swimming, fishing, and water sports. With its sandy beaches, picnic areas, and hiking trails, it's a popular destination for families and nature lovers. 10. Château de Montbrun: Located in Dournazac, this medieval castle is surrounded by lush greenery. Although the castle is privately owned, visitors can admire its exterior and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of its surroundings. These attractions provide a diverse range of experiences, from historical sites to natural beauty, allowing visitors to explore the rich cultural and natural heritage of the region.