Tree house En Ty for 2 adults and 4 childrens with breakfast.
Dihan’s caravan can be traced back to Romania. We took our time to find the caravan that was just right for us, full of history and stories of its own. A caravan represents travel, the nomadic lifestyle, a wonderful musical culture and a special connection with horses… all things that we cherish at Dihan.
Cabin for 2 to 5 people, from 150 euros including breakfast. Access by a miller’s staircase. In the entanglement of the branches of the venerable oak, one feels there in the heart of the tree.
Cabin for 2 to 5 people, from 150 euros including breakfast. Access by a miller’s staircase. Past the barrel entrance, the magic of a spacious room suspended.
Cabin for 2 to 5 people, from 150 euros including breakfast. Access by a miller’s staircase. A secret cabin! Hidden in the century-old chestnut with its beautiful view of the hill.
Cabin for 2 to 4 people, from 150 euros including breakfast. Access by a spiral staircase. In the wood of maritime pines, above the Celtic fountain, she enjoys the largest terrace of Dihan.
Bihan, means “small” in Breton, and gets its name not from its size but rather its cosy feel. The white wood room is Dihan ’sguest house. Our guest house with a romantic atmosphere is a serene setting on the first floor of an old stone stable, under the rafters. A porthole bathes the room in light.
Cabin for 2 to 4 people, from 150 euros including breakfast. Access by a spiral staircase and a monkey bridge. Playful! She enjoys the same beautiful environment as her sister Baman, and the intimacy of its adorable terrace facing south.
Builded in the respect of the environment, in France, remarkable by their originality. Are they natural UFO or the seeds of a giant imaginary fruit ?
Cabin for 2 people, from 160 euros, incl. Access by a semi-rigid scale with harness. The highest ! Sleeping in trees 10 meters above the ground!
Cabin for 2 people, from 160 euros, incl. Access by a semi-rigid scale with harness. Our favorite! For an unusual night at almost 10 meters between meadows and small pond undergrowth.
In our tradition of small wooden houses all over the world, Dihan’s wooden chalet comes from far-off Scandinavia … It’s a kota: translate “hunting hut” in Lapland. This hexagonal shaped chalet, made of raw wood and half logs of wood, native to Finland where the forests are particularly well managed, is a traditional hideaway.
