Pagel is somewhere you can tell the owners have travelled with small kids. The gîtes come with toys and books already in place, so children settle quickly — and there’s a proper “pack lighter” approach running through everything with a long list of baby/toddler kit available (strollers, baby monitor, changing mat, baby bath, high chair, booster seat, potty bits and more).
Living spaces
These are proper family bases: the layouts are built around being in and out all day — breakfast, pool, snacks, nap attempts, back outside, early dinner… repeat. And because you’re in a small hamlet of just a few gîtes, it has that mini-resort feel without the big-hotel energy.
Bedrooms & bathrooms
There are five gîtes on site: Upper Sunset (sleeps 5), Lower Sunset (sleeps 5), Upper Wildwood (sleeps 5), Lower Wildwood (sleeps 6) and Wisteria (sleeps 4).
🏡 Which gîte suits us?
Upper Sunset (5) — First floor, gorgeous open views and a covered terrace that’s made for slow evenings outside.
Lower Sunset (5) — Ground-floor and right by the playground, so it’s brilliant with babies/toddlers who want to dip in and out of play.
Upper Wildwood (5) — Near the pool, with a terrace where you can do breakfast outside while watching the children on the swings/sandpit.
Lower Wildwood (6) —The bigger family option (or great for bringing grandparents). Ground-floor, roomy, and set up for a fuller house.
Wisteria (4) — A sweet, smaller base — ground-floor and a great fit with younger kids who want quick garden/play access and an easy base for naps.
Outside space: Big outdoor space is the whole point here — gardens and woodland, play areas dotted around, animals to visit, and plenty of spots for parents to sit with a coffee while kids disappear into their own games.
