House of character in the heart of a medieval village, Tourrettes sur Loup

Great location, spectacular view from the house! Very unique experience. People in the village very nice. Big thanks to the owner and manager of the house.

Amazing location. Particularly loved the patio area with the incredible views. It was so quiet and peaceful. Bottom floor where 2 bedrooms and bathrooms are located is rather damp with a mildewy smell. Parked in main town square parking lot (2 minute walk from apartment) and it worked great for first 3 nights. I was surprised to see my car on flatbed tow truck on our last morning. There’s a weekly market on Wednesday mornings and all vehicles in lot get towed away. I paid the fine and was able to get my vehicle back. Just something to keep in mind if you stay in Tourettes.

Tourrettes in March Breathtaking medieval village with lovely home overlooking the local hills & valleys. Easy multi-day parking at free public lot at edge of village. Easy walk. Home has very modern well equipped kitchen and updates throughout. Great local restaurants abound in village along with interesting wine boutiques. Leah’s was great source for local regional Bellet wines.

A gem in the middle of a small medieval village The house is exactly as described in the listing. First, we highly recommend this house and would definitely stay again. Here are the highlights and pointers:There are 2 large free parking lots at the entrance to the village. There is a pathway from the lower lot, under a bridge, that leads directly to the village and is less than 10 minute walk to the house. We rented an electric vehicle and there is a Wiiiz charger with 2 ports in the upper lot (50 Route de la Madeleine, 06140, Tourettes-sur-loup - also convenient address to find the parking lots). The house is charming and very comfortable. We stayed in the upstairs bedroom. There is a terrace with table and chairs and is the perfect place for breakfast and views (even in Dec/Jan!). There are a few things you may find helpful to know: There is a washing machine and dryer in the kitchen, but the owner does not provide detergent. We recommend bringing soap for bathing. There is ample shelf and cupboard space, but no closets or hangers. There are plenty of extra warm comforters and several pillows to choose from, but they only provide 1 bath towel per person and a hand towel. We also had to buy more toilet paper. The kitchen is well stocked, including basic spices and sugar.The property manager was away for the holidays but was extremely responsive to emails and we managed just fine.We highly recommend a dinner at Cinq. 5 course dinner, menu changes daily. Run by a charming couple. Best meal.

A truly unique place to stay Staying there is like stepping back 500 years without the downsides of medieval life. The three story stone house with large exposed beams and the remains of a "walk-in" cooking fireplace adds to the "another place and time" experience. The rooms are spacious with good light, the kitchen well equipped and the beds comfortable. The view is of cliffs and valleys with the sea in the distance and even a waterfall. Although we did not meet the owner, communication by Whatsapp worked fine. The only negative, and it didn't bother us, is that the free parking lot is a less than ten minutes walk away. Only a problem if it's raining. Would love to stay there again.

Thank you for all We had 2 wunderfull weeks in Tourrettes-sur-Loup in the Linton house. The house is well equiped and cozy. Tourrettes-sur-Loup is a nice old village which is well situated to reach nearer surroundings as well as the cost within a short space of time. We visited the nice villages nearby, Nice and Menton, used rainy days for museum visits, did some hicking tours in the hills around and made a trip to Gorges de Verdon as well. Summarizing we can say we had a relaxing and interesting time here in the south of France.