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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Sarlat in Aquitaine/Dordogne

from £125 / night

£875–£1015 / week

2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

1 review | Write a review

Key info  Car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

Located on the second floor of Maison Josephine is the fabulous apartment Cabaret (85sqm – rated 5 stars) .It offers a remarkable panorama over the peaceful Cour Fontaines square in Sarlat .Designed by a French interior designer, The apartment is comfortable and spacious, fully equipped and decorated in an Art Deco style : antique Art Deco fireplaces, furnishings etc with great attention to detail. All is reminiscent of the roaring twenties and the period of Josephine Baker , the American icon who lived in the Chateau des Milandes just a stones throw away from Sarlat. Offering two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a high tech kitchen and spacious living room, Cabaret is the perfect holiday home for a group of friends or families

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Equipment in Cabaret
Lounge : sofa bed, two armchairs, cupboard, wardrobe, flat screen TV.
Fully equipped kitchen : vitro-ceramic hob, fridge and freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, oven
Bedroom 1: Four- poster bed, wardrobe,
Bathroom 1 shower, washhandbasin, wc
Bedroom 2: 2 single beds that can be put together upon request, cupboard, wardrobe, desk.
Bathroom 2: shower, washbasin, wc and hair dryer.
In both apartments : WIFI .Lovely views over a quiet square.

Further details outdoors:
Included in price: linen, towels electricity, not included: 52 € final cleaning charge, tourist tax 1.65€ per person per day, deposit 30% on reservation

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The living-room of "Cabaret" a 5 star apartment (official rate)

 

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View of the apartment "Cabaret" in the "Cour des Fontaines"

 

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Nearby : view of the cathedral (one of the market days)

 

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bedroom prune bathroom en-suite

The Aquitaine / Dordogne / Dordogne region

With more than a thousand and one castles, and numerous villages classed as being the most beautiful in France, The Dordogne is a major tourist attraction.
Sarlat is also registered as being within a remarkable cultural environment due to its proximity to some of the most prestigious sites – Lascaux, Beynac, Domme, La Roque, Gageac – as well as chateaux, abbeys and some breathtaking public gardens.

Dordogne is the 3rd largest department in France. It enjoys a varied and temperate climate, even though the winters might be a bit colder than in the UK.The average temperature during summertime is 30°C and the first frosts usually appaer at the end of October.

Sarlat, a town of art and history, is part of a European network. The town is engaged in heightening public awareness of both inhabitants and tourists towards its environment, to initiate an appreciation in the young for architecture and urbanism. The organisers in charge of the town’s heritage, in association with the future museum’s curator, have set up an action programme for the year : themed visits, development of guides, competitive games, heritage days and nights, exhibitions. The town is not only appealing : its history is fascinating.

Since over a thousand years, the town has developed around an important Benedictine abbey, built during the roman period, in the 12th century, erected as a diocese in the 14th century. The town of consuls, nobles and tradesmen, became one of jurists and clerks who surrounded the bishop.

After the wars of 100 Years’, Religion and the Fronde, from the 14th to 17th century, the town rediscovered its golden age, thanks to the “noblesse de robe” and their high magistrates who exercised royal justice for the Presidial. They smartened up Sarlat with new and grand dwellings built with towers, symbols of the noblesse. This was also the period of the Humanists.

La Boetie was born here and was initiated very early to the spirit of the Renaissance. Jean Tarde, the bishop’s right-hand man, met Galilee in Florence and remained in contact with him for his astronomical experiences. Fenelon, a private tutor, was employed as priest in Sarlat, by his uncle, bishop of the diocese.

More recently, the creation of the “Festival des Jeux du Théâtre” in 1952 gave a new momentum to the town. Personalities became conscious of the interest raised towards its heritage, rediscovered by performers of stage and film. Sarlat was the first town to apply the “Loi Malraux” (Mulraux Law) voted for in 1962 to restore the historic centres, “the protected sectors”. It was a second rebirth.

The Sarlat area

Our vacation rental is inside the historical centre of Sarlat. an opportunity to stay in one of France's most beautiful and fascinating locations
Sarlat is also a town of culture by way of its numerous festivals, concerts and exhibitions.

- Sarlat, the patron of musicians, sculpters, street artists and creators, distinguished and some well-known names. Carzou, Bernard Buffet, Weisbuch, O’Galop, Cocteau, Combas - but also local artists with great reputations, Alain Carrier, and even the architect, Jean Nouvel.

- Sarlat, natural decor for the seventh art : the reason being due to its beautiful landscapes and its rich heritage, Sarlat is a region used often as a film location for directors of period movies. Amongst some of the latest big screen productions one can cite “Les Miserables”, "Les Dames Galantes" ("Gallant Ladies"), "La Fille de d'Artagnan" ("d'Artagnan’s Daughter"), "Cendrillon" ("Cinderella'") and even "Jeanne d'Arc" ("Joan of Arc").

- The "Festival du Film" of Sarlat : the cinema holds a place in the cultural life of the locals. The festival of cinema unfolds each year in November in the capital of the Périgord Noir. It reunites a number of actors and stars from the big screen, directors, producers and technicians bringing in more than 800 young students of Terminale “option cinema” from France and overseas.

- The "Festival des Jeux du Théâtre" of Sarlat : with Avignon, this is the oldest festival in France, and opens in mid-July and runs to the beginning of August, within a remarkable natural enclosure, at the heart of the medieval city. Marked by a strict tradition, it has always appealed to directors in presenting performances of superior quality.

Truffles, foie gras, wid mushrooms like cepes, girolles and morels, nuts, confits (meats preserved in fat) and fine country meats, chestnuts, strawberries, liquors and brandies… just some of the wonderful jewels of this land’s gourmet cuisine.
On this land of the “Good Life” it is with convivial spirit that local recipes are passed on from generation to generation and have contributed to a gastronomic reputation that justifies in itself the influx of visitors received from around the world.

How to get there

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Road links :
Motorway A 20 : Paris/Souillac (Sarlat at 25 km)
Motorway A 20 : Toulouse/Cahors, then Gourdon, Sarlat
Motorway A 10 : Paris/Poitiers, then Angoulême, Périgueux, Sarlat
Bordeaux/Sarlat via Bergerac
Motorway A 89 Bordeaux-Lyon

By train
> Paris-Toulouse
2 possible stops : Brive (Corrèze region) and Souillac (Lot region).
Shuttle from Brive to Sarlat (1 return from Monday to Saturday during school period; 1 return on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday during school holidays
> Paris-Agen
From Périgueux, shuttle to Sarlat (1 return from Monday to Friday during school period)
> Bordeaux-Lyon



Périgueux (Dordogne region) and Brive (Corrèze region)
> TGV train Paris-Libourne (Gironde region).Then, connexion to Sarlat (TER regional train Libourne/Sarlat)
> TER regional train (for Aquitaine region)
Many regional lines :
Périgueux-Agen
Bordeaux-Sarlat
Bordeaux-Brive
Useful links : www.ter-sncf.com/aquitaine ; www.sncf.com

By Plane:
> Bergerac/Paris/Bergerac
Airport of Bergerac Roumanière
Information : 33 (0) 5 53 22 25 25
Fax : 33 (0) 5 53 24 35 43
Web : www.bergerac.aeroport.fr
> Bergerac/London/Bergerac
Ryanair (TéL 33 (0) 892 555 666)
> Bergerac/Southampton/Bergerac
Flybe (Tél. 00 44 1 392 268 500)
KLM City Airport (Tél. 00 31 102 083 627)
> Bergerac/Bristol/Bergerac
Flybe (Tél. 00 44 1 392 268 500)
> Bergerac/Birmingham/Bergerac
Flybe (Tél. 00 44 1 392 268 500)
Useful links : AirLinair, www.airlinair.com ; RyanAir, www.ryanair.com ; FlyBe, www.flybe.com

By Bus
> Bergerac/Paris/Bergerac
Airport of Bergerac Roumanière
Information : 33 (0) 5 53 22 25 25
Fax : 33 (0) 5 53 24 35 43
Web : www.bergerac.aeroport.fr
> Bergerac/London/Bergerac
Ryanair (TéL 33 (0) 892 555 666)
> Bergerac/Southampton/Bergerac
Flybe (Tél. 00 44 1 392 268 500)
KLM City Airport (Tél. 00 31 102 083 627)
> Bergerac/Bristol/Bergerac
Flybe (Tél. 00 44 1 392 268 500)
> Bergerac/Birmingham/Bergerac
Flybe (Tél. 00 44 1 392 268 500)
Useful links : AirLinair, www.airlinair.com ; RyanAir, www.ryanair.com ; FlyBe, www.flybe.com

Activities near Sarlat

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03 Jun 2012

“Come to the Cabaret my friend, come to the Cabaret!” Booked this apartment from In Sarlat a local agency over the internet. They were most helpful during the lead up to our arrival (even to the extent of guiding to their office over the mobile phone... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Season	12 Jul 12	1 Nov 12	987£ 987	155£ 155	155£ 155	2 Nights
low season	1 Nov 12	1 Jan 13	861£ 861	135£ 135	135£ 135	2 Nights
low season	1 Jan 13	1 Apr 13	875£ 875	138£ 138	138£ 138	2 Nights
Peak Season	1 Apr 13	6 Jul 13	1015£ 1015	159£ 159	159£ 159	2 Nights
Peak Season	6 Jul 13	25 Aug 13	1015£ 1015	-	-	1 Week
Peak Season	25 Aug 13	3 Nov 13	1015£ 1015	159£ 159	159£ 159	2 Nights
Low Season	3 Nov 13	21 Dec 13	875£ 875	138£ 138	138£ 138	2 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Credit cards accepted

Final cleaning charge (compulsory): 52 euros

Breakages deposit to be given upon arrival: 300€

The balance due shall be paid 3 weeks before the arrival date

Extra bed fee of 20 euros per person and per night.

Availability

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