Homestays in Moissac

Agnès is a wonderful host. She is very organized. Her gîte is very clean and well maintained, and her food is delicious!

Everything was very nice and comfortable. Espresso machine in the room was a nice surprise The very gracious host and a cute dog.

We stayed at Maison Lydia one night of our 3 day cycling tour on the Canal de Garonne. Our host, Beatrice, could not have been more welcoming. We were a bit delayed on the road due to a flat tire and she communicated with us proactively to make sure she would be there to welcome us when we arrived. We were able to store our bikes in the locked garage. The house itself is spotless, the rooms and bathrooms are very clean and modern and thoughtfully furnished / appointed with everything you need. Beatrice made sure we were settled in, took our breakfast order and gave us great dinner recommendations in Moissac's historic center. We had our meal in the lively central square in the shadow of the Moissac Abbey (a UNESCO World Heritage site) - just a 5 minute walk from the guesthouse. Breakfast was super tasty and fresh (including the delicious jam made by Beatrice's mother!). The guesthouse also welcomes pilgrims traveling on the Camino de Santiago and has a lovely sitting room and dining room with fireplace which would be super cozy in the colder months.

The location is on top of a hill with an amazing view south to the Pyrenees some 250km away. The property is very peaceful with only the sounds of the forest at night. Good French breakfast each morning.

This place is Lux! And full of character (et les characters ;) Olivier!) Converted farm house with sweet pool, views, peaceful setting, furnishings +++++ Do.Not.Miss! Just beautiful. Merci Barbara & Olivier- et l’équipe Polonaise - rest malin.

I would stay there again just for the evening meal alone. Great place to stay if cycling the canal du Garonne. A lit off track but worth the extra cycle for dinner alone. Has a nice little selection of wine to enjoy with your meal Can’t recommend highly enough