Bed and breakfast 1900

5 minutes from Anduze, Florent and Laurence welcome you to their former silkworm family certified "Quality Tourism SUD of France" for a quiet and rejuvenating stay ..
They offer you a break from the world in the medieval village of Durfort.

The 1900 room is one of the rare rooms of the house remained intact. You sleep here in a place steeped in history. The hand-carved fireplace and terracotta tiles date back to the construction of the house and are the charm of this family room. You will feel like going back in time and coming to sleep with your grandparents.
1900 family room has:

a large 140 cm bed
two beds of 90 cm
a large LCD flat screen TV
dresser
a wardrobe
bathroom all in wood with shower, washbasin and wc.
The room 1900 is a family room that allows to add a fireside for a child under 8 years for large families

The appetizing breakfast awaits you in the morning in the garden next to our fountains with fresh bread, pastries, homemade cakes, homemade jams, fruit juice and depending on the season fruit salad, compotes etc ...
You will enjoy a large lush garden. In the shade of olive trees where are hidden many personalized places to rest in privacy on deckchairs or enjoy the pool above ground.
The aviary of parakeets, black-silk hens and Papillon rabbits will delight young and old alike
According to your desire, you will discover in the house collector's items or the garden of the objects of the beginning of the century, fossils, minerals, works of art, unusual characters of cartoons, and paintings, Provençal or abstract.

A bit more about the history of our house:
Portel des Arnaud was a provencal Mazet with an olive grove.
The large building was built in 1861 by a wealthy owner.
The house became a silkworm and was used as breeding for silkworms. The entire top floor of the house was reserved for this purpose.
After the decline of silk, the house of Portel des Arnaud, returned to the family Arnaud.

The cellar was created.
Fitted or reinforced concrete wine tanks were built on the ground floor.

At the same time, the first floor of the house was occupied by the owners of the Durfort pencil who made it their branch.
Later, the vacant pit offices were re-equipped to house the German soldiers, who remained there for the duration of the war.
At the end of the war, Fernand Arnaud was able to take over the house and lived there with his wife Yvette. They created in 1969 guest rooms.
The first rural lodgings in the Cevennes were born.
The Portel des Arnaud, since its construction receives from the world.

Currently, in a park planted with trees and flowers, bordered by an olive grove, our house of character combines charm and modernity.