Guest house accomodation in the heart of the Picturesque Povencial Village of Cotignac

le Pra de Pé - Stained Glass Studio
2 chambres d'hôtes
The Pra de Pé is firstmost straightforward and welcoming. It is found in the old village, at the foot of the sheltering cliffs, just 30 metres from the mairie (town hall) and 50 metres from the cours (central throughfare) with cafés, restaurants and shops. The guestroom entrance is via a charming cobbled path, rue Arnaud de Cotignac (troubadour !!). The road between the parking (above the cemetary) and the entrance is pictoresque and calm with the stone lavoir (laundry fountain), the shaded access frequented by lazy cats, and the surrounding gardens (We're happy to come help with your suitcases).
The 17th century stone house is nice and cool in summer; the rooms are very quiet, and we suggest, for a provencal 'sieste', a game of 'petanque', or the evening 'aperitif', a shady cabin surrounded by vines a couple of kilometres away.

During the off season, your hostess will be pleased to share with you her passion for stained glass in her workshop, with a free introductory course (excluding materials), and also proposes, by reservation, simple and convivial "table d'hôtes"dining.


At the foot of the cliffs, in the heart of the old village...	le Pra de Pé - Stained Glass Studio 2 chambres d'hôtes The Pra de Pé is firstmost straightforward and welcoming. It is found in the old village, at the foot of the sheltering cliffs, just 30 metres from the mairie (town hall) and 50 metres from the cours (central throughfare) with cafés, restaurants and shops. The guestroom entrance is via a charming cobbled path, rue Arnaud de Cotignac (troubadour !!). The road between the parking (above the cemetary) and the entrance is pictoresque and calm with the stone lavoir (laundry fountain), the shaded access frequented by lazy cats, and the surrounding gardens (We're happy to come help with your suitcases). The 17th century stone house is nice and cool in summer; the rooms are very quiet, and we suggest, for a provencal 'sieste', a game of 'petanque', or the evening 'aperitif', a shady cabin surrounded by vines a couple of kilometres away. During the off season, your hostess will be pleased to share with you her passion for stained glass in her workshop, with a free introductory course (excluding materials), and also proposes, by reservation, simple and convivial "table d'hôtes"dining.