Les Anges de Sigean is a guest house in a building from 1850 in the centre of Sigean, a village in the Corbières near the coast. The Réserve Africaine de Sigean is a few minutes away by car, and Perpignan about half an hour.
There are four rooms named after angels. Raphaël and Gabriel are 20 square metres for two, Michaël sleeps up to three, and Uriel, the largest at 36 square metres, sleeps four with a mezzanine bed.
The rooftop terrace is the highest in the village and overlooked by nobody, with a jacuzzi for sunset. In summer the roof turns into a bodega serving tapas, and in autumn and winter dinner is served at the table d'hôtes when booked ahead. Breakfast is included and parking is free.
