Gargenville Station holiday lettings

Very friendly people lovely accommodation, warm and clean. Plenty of room. Would definitely stay again

Cet appartement plein de charme a été rénové avec beaucoup de goût, dégageant une atmosphère à la fois contemporaine et chaleureuse. La cuisine est très bien équipée, et le salon confortable et spacieux. Christelle est très sympathique, professionelle, et pleine de bons conseils. J'ai passé un excellent séjour!

Sam and Dominique's house is amazing. We had everything we needed and more - I've never stayed anywhere with such a well equipped kitchen! A small problem with the electrics was sorted so quickly, they couldn't have done more to help. Everyone wants to come back again.

This was a lovely quiet place in a great village with good local transport links into Paris. The property had plenty of space and was well equipped. It had a lovely garden for out door eating and relaxing.

Lovely property for a couple of days away on a business trip. Easy to find in a quiet little village. Pool and gardens are beautiful and well maintained and lovely to relax in the sun. Eric and Irina are superb hosts! Fresh coffee and water is available, a tasty traditional French breakfast everyday. Nothing is too much trouble. Beds comfortable and facilities good. Would definitely recommend for a relaxing/peaceful mini break.

An excellent apartment and delightful, excellent and welcoming hosts. The apartment was more than we had hoped and was most comfortable and cosy and a good size for the two of us. There was all the basics and more to make our stay comfortable. There was also use of an excellent and interesting garden/terrace. Situated just 10 mins from the train station where the train to Paris is a mere 10 euros and 30 minutes away. The town of Auvers sur Oise is a must for anyone interested in Van Gogh or art in general. There are walks around the town, by the river or through the forest and a grand chateaux and museums to visit, even out of season. On our last day we found an artist painting in his workshop and there were young painters dotted about the town (even though it was v. cold) painting in the open as V.G. would have. Overall a wonderful holiday and never to be forgotten.