Resort Hotel Le Domaine des Monédières

The resort hotel Le Domaine des Monédières is located directly on the lake, which is ideal for swimming and fishing. Hire a pedalo for a trip on the water. Canoes and SUP boards are also available for a fee. The calm waters are ideal for stand-up paddling. The resort hotel Le Domaine des Monédières has a beautiful swimming pool with sun loungers. The outdoor pool is heated in high season. Alternatively, you can swim laps in the indoor pool, which is open all year round. In the wellness oasis, which is subject to a charge, there is a jacuzzi where you can relax in the warm, bubbling water.

The children can have fun in the large playground. There are also board games for the whole family. Try something new on vacation and put your skills to the test at petanque. Tennis players will also get their money's worth at the resort hotel Le Domaine des Monédières. High-quality fitness equipment is available to keep you in shape on holiday. You can also go on exciting excursions by bike. The bike hire service offers mountain bikes and electric bikes. There is a wellness oasis at the resort hotel Le Domaine des Monédières. Entry is subject to a charge and reserved for people aged 18 and over. Treat yourself to a soothing massage and get a tan in the solarium. A hammam and Finnish sauna round off the wellness facilities.

The nearest town, Corrèze, is around three kilometres away. A charming old town with elegant houses from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance awaits you. The romantic Notre-Dame du Pont du Salut chapel with its double-arched stone bridge is just a few minutes' walk away. It spans the picturesque river and is a great photo opportunity. Around 20 kilometres further on is Tulle, a lively town with medieval buildings. Also known as the "town of seven hills", it is located in a narrow valley on the banks of the Corrèze. Visit the Cloître de Tulle André Mazeyrie museum in the heart of the old town. You will see the remains of the Benedictine monastery of Saint-Martin de Tulle and admire the 13th-century Gothic cloister attached to the cathedral. The murals there date back to the 14th century.