Guesthouse in the Tarn Gorges, France

Room Méjean

Simple and clean

Completely renovated in early 2021, this room is located on the second floor of the house. This attic room with its roof windows offers beautiful natural light. It also has a window to the east that overlooks the garden and pool. With an area of 22m², it is equipped with a King size bed and can accommodate a 3rd person in a single bed.

You will find a large bathroom with roof window, a walk-in shower, a sink and a toilet. A small sitting area is perfect for resting or reading a book.

A courtesy tray with kettle, coffee and tea is at your disposal for your well-being.

Causse Méjean

Causse Méjean is a vast French limestone plateau that belongs to Grands Causses. Situated in the Massif central of Lozère in France, Méjean is surrounded by the impressive valleys of Jonte to the south, Tarnon to the East and Tarn to the North and West.

Méjean means “median” or “medium” in Occitan because of its central position between Causse Sauveterre in North and Causse Noir in South.

Causse Méjean is the highest plateau of Causses with an altitude varying from 800m to 1 247m.
Causse Méjean spans 13 towns in Lozère including the village of Le Rosier.