Name: La Vigne Bleue
Address: 12 Rue de l'Égalité, 34210 Olonzac, France, Olonzac, Olonzac, Olonzac, 34210, France
Rating: 8

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Carcassonne Airport

Fonserannes Locks

Beziers Cathedral

Place de la Revolution

Musee des Beaux Arts

Les Halles de Béziers

Musee de Biterrois

Plateau des poètes

Mazamet Airport

Beziers Vias Airport

Palais des Congres

Perpignan Cathedral

Place de la Loge

Campo Santo

Palais de la Deputation

Hyacinthe Rigaud Museum

Republic Square

St. Jacques Church

Palace of the Kings of Majorca

University of Perpignan

La Vigne Bleue

Olonzac

Second stay here, always the same atmosphere, still uncomfortable, but well placed, so make a choice, dust present, friendly welcome, a little expensive for an old bed, a nice lunch.

The poor choice

Charming welcome in a brocanteur style the bedroom has the floor with shower is very spacious enjoy the balcony terrace simple but plentiful lunch packed with its jam houses nearby restaurant we have had a very pleasant stage by finishing our evening around the table with the owners john and his wife we strongly recommend

Authentic

It's quite a strange little place, all the Q's line up.. Quirky, Quaint, Quite Quiet & quixotic! It's very bohemian which is reflected by mein hosts who are very friendly and helpful. If you're elderly or have issues with stairs then don't have the quadruple room above the 'Vigne Bleue Boutique' (it's the owners antique emporium on site) as the stairs are both steep and unique in their construction. Anyone unsure on their legs would be struggling. ..
The room itself is fine, no TV and the Internet signal is dire. There is a nice external veranda.. It's touted as a terrace but it's part of the internal courtyard garden and there are no views per se. Fridge and crockery etc provided to enable you to eat and drink in situ. The bathroom is functional, loo was loose but worked ok.. hot water in the shower was great.. bring your own soap and conditioner if you're fussy. The mezzanine upstairs with the 2nd double bed would suit Chris Bonington or Bear Grills. ..but if you'd had a few glasses of wine. .. oops!
Breakfast was served in the 'Boutique ' downstairs. .. quite, quite strange but totally unique and fine by me. The repast was simple and tasty. Great coffee and Tea.
In summary. .. I liked most of it, questioned some but would happily return. I think that says it all!

Weird and wonderful! 

My husband and I stayed here for one night during our biking holiday along the Canal du Midi.  Our host was very welcoming and gave us a choice of rooms; we chose the room with the terrace overlooking the courtyard and it was fabulous.  The stairs were unique (see photo) and not for the faint hearted and the antiques within the room were lovely.  There was a mezzanine level above our bed which had on old fashioned cot, an old fashioned radio and serveral other items, making it so authentic I was mesmerized.  Below the bedroom is an antique shop and the courtyard outside doubled as a place to serve breakfast which was also fabulous.  Shower gel and towels were provided.  The whole place had style and charisma - if you're looking for clean, corporate accommodation, then this is definitely not the place but I know which I would choose!

Fabulously Rustic!

Thank you to Jean, Cécile and their son for their hospitality and kindness. Excellent evening and night in this beautiful guest room, located near Jean's antique shop. the little + possibility of evening meal in the shade of the plates (charcuterie dishes, raw and cheese, accompanied by a little local wine) the whole has a very reasonable price and to finish, a rich and very good breakfast, before going back pedaling I strongly recommend Nicole and Jean Louis.

Super stage, near the South Channel.

A very unusual guest room, in an unusual setting since the owner is antique, a simple but comfortable room with the necessities, a very good reception from the landlord and a good breakfast, good advice on what to discover around.

Stop along the South Channel

Stayed here for one night. It's a period type French house which doubles as an antique shop on the ground floor off of the terrace. The terrace is wonderful and was where we were served our breakfast. We also had some wine there in the evening before going out.
The male owner was welcoming, his English wasn't that good but he was a adequate communicator. 
The room was mainly "wooden" with odd bits of bric a brac thrown in, there is a shower, but minimal toiletries were provided. Not a comfortable bed and no air conditioning, a small fan was provided.
The breakfast was very good.
Cash only.

Quaint but ordinary

There were three of us (my husband, my 17-month-old son and I)... we were very welcomed. Nice room, with a super nice terrace! A proper breakfast... In the room there was a kitchen plate, not too many torches or dishwasher, there was a little fat on the plates, but otherwise everything was very fine. Wifi available. Thank you!

It's really nice.

The reserved room was not available, the studio that was assigned to me was almost perfect. The bemool is the furniture ladder, if we had been married, we would not have been able to stay in this place, people with difficulties are excluded. Lunch, no more. Atypical places

Not bad.

difficult to access for the rooms, not very clean bed, worn mattresses, not shiny bathroom, noisy space between floors, disputes between owners, continuous return of owners speaking loudly, in short to avoid

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