Price per week: 350.00 €
| Period | Price |
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| September - April |
350.00 €
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| May & June |
400.00 €
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| July & August |
500.00 €
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LOW: September - April =E350 PW
MID: May & June = E400 PW
HIGH: July & August =E500 PW
Maximum occupancy 6 people all guests must be named on booking.
Included in quoted prices are bed linen and bath towels.
( bed linen and towels only provided for the number of people named on booking)
Payment methods and conditons
Full rental cost and deposit must be paid full six weeks in advance of arrival date.
We accept payment by Euro BankTransfer, PAYPAL/Credit Card.
Reservation deposit (Non refundable): 25% of the rental price.
Damage deposit: 250 Euro. (refunded when the house has been inspected and cleaned)
Earliest arrival time is 4:00 pm. On day of departure house must be vacated by 10:00 am to allow for cleaning.
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| Owner Name | Mr Ken Poland |
| Tel | 353 1 2828720 |
| Tel | 353 0879647579 |
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Short stroll to town centre with off street parking a fully equipped kitchen and a garden with bar-b-q area. TV, DVD, Satelite, Broadband.
Quillan is a small town and commune in the Aude département, in southwestern France.
Quillan is located at the foothills of the Pyrenees, on the road between Carcassonne and Perpignan.
Quillan, at the top of the Haute Valley of the Aude, close to the mountains, is a medium sized town 6km from Espéraza and is popular for white water rafting, canoeing and kayaking on the Aude River (Alet-les-Bains is another good place to go for white water sports).
There are several hotels in Quillan (3 and 4 star) but if you want to stay there in the season book well ahead as there is great pressure on accommodation. There is also a good tourist office and several restaurants to choose from.
Quillan was a significant town on an ancient winding road linking Carcassonne with Perpignan. The river Aude traditionally carried timber and other local products to Carcassonne and the Canal du Midi. The town was particularly noted for hat making. However, new and easier routes joining Carcassonne to Perpignan via Narbonne for example have contributed to the town's unemployment during more recent years. Quillan looks increasingly to develop its tourism and with some measure of success. The immediate area is rich in geographical and historical interest.
Mr Jean Bourrel, a local businessman who developed a millinery factory in the town, was responsible for the construction of houses, and creation of fashionable hats. Many of these houses have been converted into luxurious holiday homes.