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La Clé des Clos – bed and breakfast in Beynes
Location of the guest house in Yvelines
GPS coordinates : 48.855608, 1.872153
La Clé des Clos, house and guest rooms in the Yvelines is located in Beynes in the Île-de-France region
Access by car:
From the A13, take the Rambouillet / Epône / Mézières sur Seine / Gargenville exit. At Epône, take the D191 towards Maule, continue on the D 191 until Mareil sur Mauldre. At the roundabout, take the 1st right towards Beynes.
Access by train:
Beynes station 10 minutes walk, direct access to Paris Montparnasse Line N
Access by plane:
From Orly airport (45 km), take the A86 (direction Versailles), then the N12 (direction Dreux) and take the D 30 towards Plaisir, and follow the direction of Beynes.
For your accommodation in the Yvelines, book a bed and breakfast directly at La Clé des Clos.
Contact La Clé des Clos
To book a guest room or obtain information on prices, please do not hesitate to contact us by email, phone or by filling out the form below:
- La Clé des Clos – Joint ownership of individuals
- Siret: 882 297 906 00019
- VAT number: FR22 882 297 906
Right to object to telephone canvassing: In accordance with Article L223-2 of the Consumer Code, the customer has the right to register free of charge on a list of objections to telephone canvassing on the website www.bloctel.gouv.fr if he does not wish to be the subject of commercial prospecting by telephone from companies with which he has no contractual relations.
Dispute: any dispute relating to the interpretation and execution of these general terms and conditions of sale is subject to French law. In accordance with Articles L.111-1, L.616-1 and R 616-1 of the Consumer Code concerning the amicable settlement of disputes. La Clé des Clos adheres to the Consumer Mediation Center of Justice Conciliators (CM2C) whose contact details are as follows: 49 rue de Ponthieu – 75008 Paris – www.cm2c.net. After prior written action by consumers to La Clé des Clos, the Mediator Service may be contacted for any consumer dispute that has not been resolved. Failing an amicable resolution, the dispute will be brought before the Court of the defendant’s place of residence.