Gemjo Houseboat:
This magnificent 30-meter-long vessel, built in the Netherlands in 1893, has been carefully restored by its new owners. Moored upstream from Lock No. 17 in St. Martin, along the Canal des 2 Mers greenway and 4 km from Castelsarrasin, this houseboat offers a relaxing getaway that combines(…)
Gemjo Houseboat:
This magnificent 30-meter-long vessel, built in the Netherlands in 1893, has been carefully restored by its new owners. Moored upstream from Lock No. 17 in St. Martin, along the Canal des 2 Mers greenway and 4 km from Castelsarrasin, this houseboat offers a relaxing getaway that combines history and comfort.
Two cabins, elegantly and tastefully decorated, await you:
The Blue Cabin (14 m²), featuring one double bed (160×200) that can be converted into two single beds (80×200), a closet, a storage chest, a shower stall, a sink, and air conditioning. A restroom outside the cabin for the exclusive use of the Blue Cabin’s occupants.
The Green Cabin (16 m²) features one double bed (160×200), a wardrobe, a storage chest, a shower stall, a sink, a toilet, and air conditioning.
Outdoor seating is available on the deck for your relaxation.
The Lock House No. 17 – St. Martin:
Built around 1850, we offer two cozy attic rooms that can accommodate up to 5 people in an authentic and charming lock house.
The owners’ passion for hospitality is reflected in every detail, especially at breakfast, where you can enjoy fresh, local, and homemade products.
Practical information: Bed linens and towels provided, beds made upon arrival, free Wi-Fi, library, cozy lounge, and on-site parking. Bike and motorcycle storage available.
The Gemjo Houseboat and Lockhouse No. 17 have been awarded the “Accueil Vélo,” “Tarn-et-Garonne Insolite,” and “Chambre d’hôtes Référence” certifications.