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in the Aveyron

From Laguiole and the Aubrac to the Tarn Gorge, gîtes and B&Bs to book direct with the owner, commission-free.
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In the Aveyron, Driing brings together holiday rentals offered directly by their owners, from the Aubrac plateau to the Tarn Gorge. The median price is €85 per night, with most properties around that price and larger houses above it. For properties also listed on Airbnb or Booking.com, booking direct works out on average 20% cheaper for the same home: no platform commission is added to what you pay. Same home, better price.

Where to stay in the Aveyron

  • The Aubrac and Laguiole: houses among the summer pastures, for hiking, aligot and wide open spaces.
  • The Tarn Gorge (Mostuéjouls): at the entrance to the gorge, among clifftop villages, river swimming and the Millau Viaduct.
  • Around Rodez (Mouret, Sainte-Radegonde): quiet countryside with easy access to Conques and the Lot Valley.

The Aveyron is part of our selection of holiday rentals in Occitanie. Nearby, you can also explore our holiday rentals in the Hérault, in the Gard and in the Lot.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a holiday rental in the Aveyron cost?
The median price is €85 per night, with large family houses costing more in season. Booking direct saves you around 20% on average compared with the platforms.

Where should I stay to visit the Aubrac and the Tarn Gorge?
Properties in the Aubrac, around Laguiole, are perfect for hiking and local food, while the Mostuéjouls area gives access to the Tarn Gorge, river swimming and the Millau Viaduct.

When is the best time to visit the Aveyron?
May to September for the Aubrac, the rivers and hiking; spring and autumn bring superb scenery and fewer crowds.