The Good Accommodation Guide

Alsace is one of the smallest regions in France and thanks to it's history of being swapped between France and Germany over the centuries retains a slightly Germanic feeling. It consists of the Departments of Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin and is a very compact region to explore.

Probably the major attraction for most people is Strasbourg simply because it is so well known but this is a region where the density of lovely scenery is high and there are many medieval villages and castles for you to expl ...

A selection from Ain...

Quite part of the port - 200m from the harbour front with an attractive private garden

Tamarisk is a typical large French family house which sleeps up to 8 people in four bedrooms – two double bedded rooms a twin bedded room and a bunk bedded room. All the bedrooms are upstairs and a toilet with pedestal wash hand basin. Downstairs there is a large living room (with music centre), an...more

Woodland Cottage with River

Modern house in tranquil woodland estate with river. Private boating and fishing . Walks to adjoining nature reserve. Family beaches 25 mins. Shops 5 mins. ...more

Luxurious Self-catering Cottages at the Sans Souci Spa in Gascony, France

Mont Aygue is a Spanish-style Chateau, situated high on a hill top commanding superb views of the surrounding vineyards. Luxurious self-catering 2 and 3 bed roomed accommodation is available in the 2 spacious wings. The 50 acre estate also hosts the exclusive Sans Souci Winetherapy Spa, created and ...more

Pretty former stables, 10 minutes walk to beaches

Lovely, single-storey house, only 10 minutes stroll from sandy beaches and less to pretty town centre, shops, supermarket, baker's, banks etc., restaurants, bar/cafes and daily fresh-produce market. Your daily life is stressful enough, so leave the car at the house, enjoy your holiday at a leisurely...more

Holiday's homes in Alsace-Gites de France. Always decorated with flowers, in a little wine growing village Bergheim....more

Our selection in Argyll : Beautiful old croft house on working croft

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