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Built in 1754 by architect Pierre Racine in the Gers, this idyllic B&B is run with extraordinary personal care by Christèle Ageorges and Hubert Delance. Just a handful of rooms, a beautiful walled garden, and food that draws seriously on the region's best produce. Slow, beautiful, and entirely off the tourist trail. One of those places you feel genuinely reluctant to tell anyone about.
Built in 1754 by architect Pierre Racine in the Gers, this idyllic B&B is run with extraordinary personal care by Christèle Ageorges and Hubert Delance. Just a handful of rooms, a beautiful walled garden, and food that draws seriously on the region's best produce. Slow, beautiful, and entirely off the tourist trail. One of those places you feel genuinely reluctant to tell anyone about.
a weekend, a long weekend
Built in 1754 by Pierre Racine. Run by just two people with extraordinary care.
country living, wellness junkies, slow travel
9:07 AM
Start your day slowly, and run a bath in your freestanding tub. As you soak, take in the sweet views of the Pyrenees mountains.
9:46 AM
Spread thick jam on fresh sourdough or top creamy yoghurt with muesli for breakfast, served in locally-made ceramics by owner Christele.
11:18 AM
Love poring over treasures and curios? Check out Antiquité Brocante Vintage and the Chateau of the Dukes of Armagnac, now an antiques village. Hope you have room in your suitcase.
1:28 PM
Ask the hotel to whip up lunch, or find a spot in the village. Head to Maison Baudequin for chocolat chaud or ice cream.
3:43 PM
When you're staying in a former leather tannery built in 1754, spend time poking around the restored building to reveal the hotel's history.
8:15 PM
Act fast if you want a reservation at the double Michelin-starred Racine for unpretentious food made with local ingredients and wine pairings. There’s a strong fermented theme, too, for those into the sharp flavour.
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2pers.
32m2
A South-facing countryside view
2pers.
40m2
parking
complimentary19 rue Claude Ydron, 32700 Lectoure, France
3:00 PM / 11:00 AM
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Natural, traditional materials like linen and straw preserve the building's heritage and the environment's future.
Materials and decor are locally sourced, promoting sustainable practices and regional craftsmanship.
Eco-friendly limewash paints in subtle shades of green, pink, terracotta, and stone coat the walls.
