Top Hotels Near Karting in Caussiniojouls

"This was the 4th time we have stayed at Maison Candide and it was as beautiful as ever. Upon walking through the front door you are presented with a wonderful patio area and inviting pool, and everything is so beautifully maintained with wonderful flowers and grape vines.Inside has everything you could need with a well-equipped kitchen, two toilets and good wi-fi (essential with a 16 year old daughter!). We stayed during a heatwave with temperatures between 36 & 39 most days, so the air conditioning downstairs was very welcome. But otherwise we spent a lot of time in the lovely pool, just the right size for cooling off and plenty of room for the 3 of us.Roquessels itself is a delightful, quiet village, and the people are all very welcoming. Make sure you stop by Domaine des Trinities with Simon and Monica if you want to try some amazing wine!As ever, we were sad to leave and will definitely be returning again."

"Located in the centre of the old village of Autignac, the La Coquillade - Gite is a quaint group of accommodations around a courtyard with central swimming / plunge pool. Parking was on street but safe and our apartment was accessed through a small door off the street and through a covered passageway that we referred to as "the cave". This was a cool spot where you could sit to avoid the extreme summer heat. Although described as a two bedroom apartment, the second "room" was only separated from the walkway by a curtain. The main room featured low swooping ceilings by virtue of being in the roof space. The small kitchen and sitting/dining area was reasonably well equipped for simple cooking, but was a little cramped for four adults. During our stay in early June, much of southern Europe was suffering from a heat bubble making it incredibly hot (35 - 38C). The pool was a Godsend but evenings were somewhat uncomfortable with only fans for ventilation/cooling. The pool was unavailable after 9 pm so no relief could be had there. The village had minimal facilities - a shop, a bar/restaurant and a post office within easy walking distance but was pretty in its own right and worth a walk. Sophie the owner was friendly, helpful and generally on hand with some English spoken - Google Translate is always on hand to help out in an emergency. "

"Peaceful, historical and rustic property with welcoming service. In early January, only 1 restaurant was open. We walked Le Voie Vert to Lamalou les Bains for lunch. It was about a 40 minute stroll. Uber doesn't work. We used a taxi service to get to and from Béziers. "