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| A charming bed and breakfast, a haven of peace surrounded by a large garden in the heart of Biarritz. This Basque house is located on the street Vauréal, named for a Count who was a benefactor of the town of Biarritz. It was built in 1904 by a wine merchant. It was, at the time, one of the rare residences of this fishing neighborhood in the high part of Biarritz on the cliffs which |
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| overhang the beach of the Basques coast, from which one has a grandiose view of both the ocean and the Pyrénées Mountains. |
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Although located in the center of town, Villa Vauréal enjoys perfect tranquility on a very quiet street, and boasts a large private garden. The sea is within a hundred and fifty meters, and the town center of Biarritz is only a few minutes by foot. This lovely country residence achieves harmony between tradition and modernity. The woodwork and fireplaces are original, the decoration sunny with its lively and |
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| luminous tonalities that recall the fabrics of the southwest. In a romantic and cozy atmosphere, four suites and a studio unfold around a central wooden staircase. |
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Each room is unique with canopied four-poster beds or French canopies, antique or contemporary furniture and a harmony of fabrics in cheerful, bright colors. The suites include a sofa bed to possibly accommodate additional guests. Every room has its own kitchenette, allowing guests some flexibility. You will be able to take your breakfast in your room or in the garden under the Sycamores. |
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At the end of the day you will appreciate the winding shadows of the Magnolia
and Lime trees. |
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