Examples of 'gite de' in a sentence

Meaning of "gite de"

Gite de is a French phrase that translates to 'guesthouse' or 'lodging' in English. It refers to a type of accommodation, usually located in a rural or rustic setting, that provides lodging facilities for travelers, tourists, or guests. A gite de typically offers self-catering accommodation with various amenities, such as bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living areas, and outdoor spaces, enabling visitors to stay comfortably while exploring the surrounding area

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The Gite de la Micalerie is an old building renovated according to its architecture.
Below is the link to Gite de France website.
The gite de la Cisampe.
Welcome to our four holiday homes, tLL labeled Gite de France.
Find us on Gite de France website here.
I 'd like to receive emails, updates and newsletters from Gite de la Maison Canadienne.
Gite de France.
Vacation home dordogne, self-catering cottage perigord, gite de france dordogne.
Will a Gite de Miserai representative be present throughout the evening?
You can come to us in our bed & breakfast, tables d'hôtes and gite de charme.
The Gite de Catherine provides a high-quality accommodation in the County of Ourthe-Amblève.
You can rent, regardless of guest rooms, a cottage labelized 2 ears Gite de France for 5 people.
Gite de france - Rooms with Views.
I 'd like to receive emails, updates and newsletters from Gite de la Baie - Morgat.
The gite de l'école.

See also

Gite de france - Rooms.
Rates chalet eyloungas, gite de sejour, group, bed and breakfast boutx le mourtis 31, Pyrenees.

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