Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Monts-de-Randon

A charming stone cottage is positioned amidst greenery, with flower boxes adorning two windows. The entrance, framed with a white picket fence, leads to a clearly defined pathway, while the surrounding landscape features lush plants and trees, enhancing the serene outdoor setting.

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Country House

☀️🍃In the heart of the Lozère, come and discover calm, nature and beautiful landscapes, ex activities: horseback riding, canoeing, fishing, mountain biking, foraging mushrooms and fruits of the woods, climbing, quad biking, hiking, tree climbing, swimming pool... Outdoor dining table with BBQ, free parking, bedding and towel included. Winter chimney ❄️fire to warm you up. 🐶Our friends pets are allowed so sociable! We live next door to the listing so always available😊 Extra charges +2 guests

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Apartment

Apartment historic centre.

Set in the heart of the historic centre close to all amenities, this one bedroom apartment is on the second floor of a 17th century townhouse. The property has been completely renovated and has a large living room with dining area, a kitchen, a bathroom with shower and a double bedroom. There is tea and coffee making facilities and a hob and fan oven. Cutlery & crockery is provided as well as towels and bed linen. There is a TV, dvd player and free Wi-Fi. Free luggage storage is available.

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

A charming stone path leads up to a tranquil village home, characterized by rustic walls and a wooden door. Sunlight casts gentle shadows on the steps, while nearby structures, including a church tower, are visible against the clear blue sky.

Townhouse

In the heart of the Gorges du Tarn, picturesque village!

In the heart of the medieval and pedestrian village of Montbrun, on the heights of the Tarn Gorges, in the Cévennes National Park, this renovated house combines old-fashioned charm and modern comfort. It offers an equipped kitchen, living room, bathroom, separate toilet, and a spacious bedroom upstairs. Thick walls for optimal insulation, high vaulted ceilings, and simple decor. Heating by pellet stove and convectors. FIBER WIFI, HD TV. Perfect for hiking and tranquility lovers.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

A modern structure is set against a backdrop of natural greenery, featuring large windows and a wooden terrace. The surrounding landscape is dotted with blooming yellow flowers, contributing to a serene rural atmosphere.

Villa

Architect's house surrounded by nature

Furnished for tourism **** Nestled in a relaxing and preserved environment, without any overlook, the cottage Le Balcon de la Mejeanne offers a unique experience combining great comfort and nature. The 170m² accommodation is located on a 6000m² enclosed park, comprising several terraces , a panoramic terrace with garden furniture, petanque court, wood-fired jacuzzi, suspended net, barbecue area, covered terrace of 80m² under the house. Linens €8/bed Towels not provided

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Apartment

: La Cadisserie in Gevaudan, classified furnished

Bright apartment, on one level located in a 16th century building, called LA CADISSERIE because it is located in the middle of the weavers and carders district of the Middle Ages. Each room overlooks a different landscape: the MIDI thing, the inner courtyard Place Royale Wool Street. a library filled with regional texts invites you to enter the history of Gevaudan and I will invite you to follow me in the old streets to tell the story of the city of Henry IV.

A charming house with a clear view of the surrounding hills is framed by a spacious wooden terrace. The inviting pool provides a refreshing space, while comfortable loungers are arranged nearby, fostering a relaxed atmosphere for outdoor enjoyment.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 196 reviews

Charming house, superb view and large terrace

Ideal for relaxing, hiking and biking, cross-country skiing on the Aubrac plateau, you will enjoy the house for the large wooden terrace, the view of the village, south face. You'll love the warm athmospher of the large living room, the big cozy bed and the tranquility. For winter, the house is insulated and heated. Private car charging outlet & remote work space, wifi. Supermarket, bread depot, pharmacy, doctor and nurses in the village about 1 km away.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

A rustic stone house is set against a clear blue sky, featuring a tiled roof and a welcoming porch area. Wooden furniture is arranged on the terrace under a large umbrella, with greenery surrounding the property and the quiet landscape in the background.

Farm stay

House of the 3 Little Pigs – Private Estate

Located in the hamlet of Largier, where my family once lived, the house of the 3 little pigs is ideal for a stay with family or friends. Bordered by the forest and surrounded by vast spaces, the house enjoys absolute calm to enjoy nature at the edge of the Loire gorges, not far from the Ardèche and Lozère. Former pigsty of my grandfather, the house has been completely renovated in recent years to offer you all the necessary comfort during your stay.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

Chalet

Cottage in the heart of Lozère – equestrian gîte

Rejuvenate in an exceptional natural environment. Recently completed chalet, it will offer you a relaxing stay close to our stable, in a country hamlet at an altitude of 1060 m. Equipped kitchen – Bathroom – Bedroom (1 double bed, 2 single beds) Exterior under development, but you can enjoy a large space and a beautiful view of Mont-Lozère. Well located for exploring all of Lozère. Outdoor activities at the door of the chalet. Horse rider welcome

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 183 reviews

The exterior of a stone and slate-roofed cottage is depicted, featuring wooden doors and windows that invite natural light. The surrounding green lawn provides a spacious area, complementing the rustic charm of the structure, which is nestled in a tranquil natural setting.

Earthen home

The Little House on the Prairie but with rivers

Charming cottages. On the Margeride plateau, located 1100m away,old 50m2 stone bread oven and lauze completely renovated and close to Lake Ganivet(fishing and swimming) 10mn walk, private pond. Ideal for resting, hiking, outdoor activities, picking ceps, Nordic skiing. Visit to the Bison Reserve of Europe and Gévaudan wolves etc. Guests are all welcome regardless of their origin. Other accommodation available: a little slice of paradise

The entrance features vibrant red shutters flanking a wooden door. A checked curtain is hung slightly ajar, allowing a glimpse of the interior. A warm welcome is conveyed by a slate sign, displaying 'Bienvenue' in elegant lettering. Lush green foliage adds a natural touch to the entrance.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

the Old Sheepfold

Renovated stone house in the heart of a Caussenard village with a green garden,a cabin with a large wooden terrace, ideal for idleness and meals. Close to outdoor activities: canoeing, climbing, cycling, diving, caving, swimming, via ferrata, hiking, horseback riding, Gorges du Tarn, Millau Viaduct, Nice level for couples with babies, people with small disabilities. Pet allowed. Bed linen, towels and tea towels are INCLUDED

Superhost

An outdoor terrace is featured, equipped with a black table and chairs. A clear blue sky serves as the backdrop, while greenery and flowers are visible in the surrounding landscape, enhancing the sense of open space and tranquility.

4.79 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

Small house with terrace.

Welcome to our rental between Aubrac and Margeride. Located just 5 minutes from the Gevaudan Wolf, and close to Lake Moulinet, a perfect place to relax and enjoy water activities. Hiking enthusiasts will also be delighted, as our rental is surrounded by many hiking trails, including the famous Chemin de Compostelle. By staying with us, you can enjoy a 360-degree view from the top of the rock. Close to all shops.

A traditional stone house dating back to 1811 showcases large wooden shutters and multiple windows symmetrically placed across the facade. A wooden door leads to the entrance, and the surrounding grassy area is enhanced by a few well-maintained plants.