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Les terrasses:

3 areas fot leisure, the main terrasse has eatingtable for 18, the other for 10, it is also spacious terrasse by the pool.

la grande maison:

The main house, though divided into 3 «gites», each with 2 rooms and bathrooms.

le pigeonnier:

Old house where they kept the pigeons. Ideal for familiu´y or part of group that is separated from main house.

L´Annexe:

Cosy small house, idel for couple for youngsters. Own Small terrace.

Accomodation:

Number of bedrooms, number of beds per room: 5 bedrooms double bed, 2 bedrooms each with 2 single beds, and a bridal suite with 1 double bed and 2 single beds in the living room downstairs.

Rental period:

Renting period is minimum of 4 days, when there is a special group.

Recommended package prices for groups up to 50 people (incl. Accommodation for a maximum of 18 people. Items marked with a * is mandatory:

4 day rental of the place with bedlinen, towels 2.200 EURO*

General cleaning fee, 300 EURO*

Rental of interior hall for the event (seating up to 50 people), and cleaning after the party, 600 EURO*

Rental and setting up of tables, tablecloths, chairs, napkins, candlesticks / candles / light links for the table and the property in the evening, EUR 600*

Meals and drinks:

3-course menu including serving and water, not alcohol

• Menu Local (ex. foie gras, maigret de canard, fromages de Gers), 85 Euro per person
• Wine package Local (Vins de Pellehaut et Bordeaux), 35 Euro per person
• Gourmet menu (ex. Ravioli de Langoustines, Agneau Entier, fromages de Pyrenees), 115 Euro per person
• Wine package Gourmet  (Bourgogne, St Emillion, Sauternes etc.), 55 Euro per person
• Coffee and avec, Euro 15 per person.

Surcharges:

• Extra day Larroucau, EUR 550
• Extra meals (ex. welcome dinner, either on site or at a nearby restaurant), by arrangement
• Transfers, by arrangement
• Champagne before ceremony, including serving, EUR 10 per person.
• Ceremony ake incl. Design, 300 – 400 EURO
• Own setup of wedding suite, champagne etc., 140 EURO
• Hire and setup of wedding portal and chairs for ceremony, 350 EUR
• Flower decorations, 200 EUR
• Photographer including video and editing, 450 Euro
• Music / DJ rental, 300/600 EUR
• Live music for the wedding and the party must be arranged
• Hairdresser / makeup, 200 EUR
• Printed matter e.g. table cards, welcome sign, table plan etc., 100 – 200 EUR
• Own website, for the wedding, Located under Larroucau.no Invitations, pictures, videos, reminds, 500 Euro

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