Zenit Valencia Hotel

18th-century master house of 340 m2 newly renovated in the Eure, set in the heart of the Norman countryside.Why telework here?Entirely renovated and tastefully decorated, this stunning house with views of the surrounding countryside will provide teleworking groups with an unparalleled working environment. With its numerous living spaces inviting conviviality (lounge with fireplace, open veranda, dining room with a very large table, garden lounge), the location is ideal for group teleworking and gathering with colleagues. Teleworkers have the option to isolate themselves from the group for a call or video conference in various spots around the house. Currently, only one of the bedrooms has a small desk, but the other bedrooms are set to be equipped soon.

Two-bedroom gite with shared bathroom in an 18th-century stone farmhouse with a swimming pool, in the heart of French Tuscany.Why telework here?Fully renovated, this 18th-century farmhouse offers a large living/kitchen area tastefully decorated for an authentic and comfortable atmosphere. The veranda furnished with a large table allows you to work outside with a view of the swimming pool. The pool, shared with another gite, offers stunning views of the valley and its lake. 

This 4-star chalet located in the ski area of Les Arcs, in the heart of the Tarentaise valley, has 6 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.Why telework here?The chalet offers teleworkers an idyllic setting, where rustic charm meets modernity and comfort. In addition to a dining room with a large wooden table for group teleworking, the chalet has a mezzanine specifically designed for teleworking with a view of the mountains. The bedrooms are equipped with a desk, allowing everyone to isolate themselves if needed. The chalet is perfectly equipped for work, featuring a touchscreen for sharing your computer screen, a phone booth for making calls in peace, and a printer. It even has a podcast and video recording area, ideal for artists and content creators! Lastly, the chalet is connected to fibre optics and offers RJ45 sockets in the workspace and in three of the six bedrooms. The workspaces are accessible 24 hours a day.

Five-star tourist accommodation labelled Tourism & Handicap, surrounded by a beautiful forest massif and numerous castles and manors in the heart of the Loire Valley. This accommodation has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.Why work remotely here?This accommodation has a living room / dining room where you will find the table at which you can sit down to work. Two of the bedrooms upstairs feature a desk area for isolating yourself during a call or video conference (the other two bedrooms can be equipped upon request). During fine days, you can settle at the large table set in front of the house under the pergola. A wood stove will warm your working days and your evenings during the cooler nights.

Spacious longhouse in Orne with its stables and large garden.Why telework here?Enjoy a warm and comfortable working environment in this longhouse at the heart of the stables. With its kitchen adjoining a large dining table and a spacious living room with a fireplace, this gîte offers an ideal space to telework by the fire. To work outside during nice days and enjoy the view of the garden, a large table with a parasol is ready to welcome you. Three of the bedrooms include a small desk, allowing for privacy if needed. 

This former 16th-century farm, completely renovated, welcomes you with its two guest rooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, on the edge of the medieval city.Why work remotely here?Come and enjoy a warm working environment in this guest house built around an inner courtyard and a charming enclosed garden. The dining room and its lounge area, completely independent from the owners' house, features a large table and a desk for comfortable working with a view of the landscaped garden. The rooms, each equipped with their own desk and a bench, provide spaces where you can isolate yourself to work in peace. The adjoining garden, very pleasant as the nicer weather arrives, has several tables and chairs for a moment of remote work in the greenery.  

Victorian manor house on the edge of pasture. This accommodation has 4 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms.Why work remotely here?The house, built over 2 floors, has been renovated to provide all the necessary comfort while preserving its authentic charm. For remote working, you can set up at the large table in the kitchen that opens onto the dining room. Three of the bedrooms have a small desk (each with its own power outlet) where you can work away from the group. In good weather, you can settle on the terrace or under the pergola and enjoy the garden scattered with trees and flowers that will immerse you in a calm and bucolic atmosphere 

Three welcoming and recently renovated guest rooms, in the natural park of Perche. Each room has an en-suite bathroom. Enjoy a calming and refreshing working environment just 150 km from Paris, between Chartres and Le Mans. The accommodation features a large dining area suitable for group work. You can make calls from the living room, which is equipped with a comfortable sofa. Each room has a workstation for privacy. High-speed WiFi is available throughout the property. RJ45 connections are available in the rooms if you wish to take advantage of an even higher bandwidth.You can visit the Saint-Jean castle and its 11th-century dungeon, one of the oldest in France (5 minutes on foot). You will also be able to discover the courtyard of the former Hôtel Dieu, founded in the 12th century and housing the tomb of Sully, as well as the impressive Town Hall (15 minutes on foot). Nature lovers can easily hike in the regional natural park of Perche, whether on foot, horseback or by mountain bike. The tourist office offers bicycles, both electric and non-electric, for rent (15 minutes on foot). An equestrian centre is easily accessible (15 minutes by car). The municipal swimming pool is close to the accommodation (5 minutes on foot). For the more adventurous, it is possible to navigate the winding course of the Huisne valley by canoe-kayak (allow half a day, on weekends). A remote working stay combining nature, sport, and culture!Breakfast is offered. Your host can prepare lunch and/or dinner upon request (a supplement of €20 per meal per person payable on-site). Several restaurants are easily accessible in the city centre (15 minutes on foot). Some offer takeout or delivery options.

The house is an old Normandy longhouse that has been fully renovated at the borders of Perche and Saosnois.Why work remotely here?You will appreciate the charming old-world features of this longhouse with its beamed ceiling, comfortable furniture, and modern amenities. You can settle down at the large table in the bright dining room to work remotely. In good weather, you can sit at the wooden table in the landscaped garden. 

Independent Percheron gîte on the ground floor in a building adjoining the main house built in 1810.Why work remotely here?Come and work remotely at the large dining table with its exposed beams, antique furniture, and view of the garden. You can isolate yourself for a call or video conference in the room equipped with a table and a chair. When the weather is nice, you can set up at the garden table to work while enjoying the sun and the property.