Le Chat'O A unique bed and breakfast experience in Nages

Chat'O, charming bed and breakfast accommodation in the peaceful mountains of the Tarn region

This manor house, known as a château by the locals, has been converted into a guesthouse by Patrick and Florence, two mountain enthusiasts. Having settled in Nages, they naturally kept the local wordplay and named their charming haven of peace Chat'O. Enjoy an unforgettable stay surrounded by nature in Nages, near Lake Laouzas.

Chat'O, a real cozy nest to stay in Nages

Each room in the house is cozy and welcoming, with its oak parquet flooring and exposed beams that lend undeniable charm to this grand building. The spacious living room opens onto a fully equipped kitchen, while the lounge features a pellet stove, a welcome feature in winter for warmth. The four bedrooms on the first floor, all with mountain views, are ideal for peaceful relaxation and can accommodate up to 11 people, whether with family, colleagues, or friends. The two bathrooms, one blue and one mauve, allow guests to prepare in privacy before heading out on a hike (following Patrick's recommendations), a horseback ride, or a swim in Lake Laouzas.

Chat'O, quality services for a memorable stay in the Tarn

From the moment you arrive, Florence and Patrick will pamper you with a warm welcome and introduce you to their guesthouse before you settle in. If you wish, you can reserve a place at the communal table to enjoy homemade cuisine prepared with fresh, local produce, or opt for the half-board option. A gourmet basket filled with cheeses, breads, duck, garden vegetables, honey, eggs, and charcuterie is available – another way to discover the delicious work of local artisans. On-site, you can also organize workshops, training courses, seminars, or meetings outdoors or in a 110m² room on the second floor of Chat'O. Organize your events as a group; Chat'O has everything you need to host groups in optimal conditions.

Among the nearby activities, Florence and Patrick suggest visiting the museum of peasant life in Rieumontagné, followed by lunch at the Laouzas restaurant.