The three rooms are decorated in themes related to the history of our family and the house:

One of them acknowledges Paul, to commemorate Paul the aviator who refurbished Lassalle. He spent so much of his time up in the sky that I felt I had to use blue in this room, whilst also making a reference to pastel, that valued product of the south-west. The French window leads out to the patio, overlooking the gardens and pool.

Adour is next and provides a link: my Gascon and Bigourd background, a mixture of mountain and dale, of peak and plain. It marries the white of snow with the red of poppies and grapes. It could also remind you of Banda parties, etc. It faces east and looks out over the gardens and the oak tree.
 
   
From the east to the south-west: a little smile to my husband, Jo, and his father, who fell in love with the south-west. It is decorated in shades of green to represent the pastures of Franche Comté and yellow for the big sunflower fields of the Gers.
The two French doors face west onto the big patio, looking out over the gardens and the pool.

Each room has a double bed (160 x 200) and a single bed (90 x 190). Another single bed or a baby cot can be added.
Each room has its own toilet and bathroom with sinks or a basin and bath. The first two rooms also have a shower. .
The Adour room has a tiled floor and the others have parquet.