A chambre d'hôtes in an 18th-century sheepfold in the hamlet of Vézouillac, on high ground above the Tarn valley near Millau. It takes adults only.
There are four guest rooms, each with its own bathroom, and a separate gîte for two called Antares. One of the rooms, Arkas, is a small suite with its own terrace, and the whole house can also be booked for a group. There is a heated pool, an orangery with a fireplace, a table d'hôtes, and massages can be arranged in the house.
From the terraces the view runs across the valley to the plateaus on the far side. There are no town lights nearby, and the dark night sky is what the house is named after. The Tarn gorges, the Millau Viaduct and Roquefort are all within easy reach.
