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BioethicsTV (December 29, 2017-January 5, 2018): Medical Research and Consent for Testing
Posted on January 5, 2018 at 12:17 PM
by Craig Klugman, Ph.D.
Black Mirror (Seasons 4; Episode 6): Medical research
In this British series exploring the potential nightmares of modern technology, this episode looked at three stories of research ethics in medicine. All three stories are told by the curator of a mysterious museum in the Nevada desert, who narrates his tales via objects he has in the collection. In his former life, he was a recruiter for medical experiments at a research hospital.
In the first story, the narrator reprimands an attending physician whose clinical outcomes are dropping below the mean. The physician is offered an experimental procedure that would allow him to feel what his patients feel without experiencing any of the physical damage. Thus, he could experience what a patient felt to help diagnose more quickly. The program is effective until a freak accident with the brain implant portion makes him feel intense pleasure from the pain.
The second storyline concerned a mother in a minimally conscious state. She is connected to a device that allows her brain to answer yes or no to questions. When she does not improve, the husband is offered an unapproved technique to transfer his wife's conscious into his brain. The body would die and could be a source for organs. Uploaded into his brain, she can experience all that he does but cannot exert control on his body. All is fine until they start arguing constantly as they share a small space and cannot ever have alone time. In response, the doctors give him the ability to "switch off" her consciousness using a cell phone app. Eventually, they agree that she can be present on weekends to spend time with their child, but not on weekdays. As the father moves through his grief, he is attracted to the new neighbor and finds having his wife in his head problematic. Eventually, he wants the wife removed and is offered three options: (1) Just turn her off; (2) Have her consciousness removed; (3) have her consciousness transferred. For the husband, the first two feel like murder so he opts for the third option—having her consciousness transferred into a stuffed, toy monkey. Trapped in the doll, the mother can only say "Monkey loves you" and "Monkey needs a hug." She cannot move; she cannot communicate; and she cannot die. We learn that laws have since been passed that require the vessel of a human consciousness to express at least 5 emotions and another law makes it illegal to destroy any object containing a human consciousness. The woman is trapped inside her prison, forever.
The third storyline concerns a man convicted of murder and sentenced to death. The narrator, now as an entrepreneur, offers to pay money to the prisoner's wife and daughter in exchange for his participating in an experiment: At the moment of death, the man's consciousness will be uploaded into a computer and "live out" his life as a holographic display in the museum. The display turns out to be a replica of a prison cell and visitors can press a button to simulate putting the consciousness through an execution. Thus, the consciousness suffers great harm by experiencing his own, painful death over and over again. Even worse, visitors get to keep a memento: a miniature download of the consciousness, forever locked in the moment of agonizing death. At the end, the prisoner's now-grown daughter frees him and traps the curator in a similar hell.
For these stories to incite terror, one must accept that a download of a human consciousness is an actual person, rather than a representation of a person in 0s and 1s. In other words, the person did not die, but was just transferred to another body. These premises require a belief that (a) a person is only what is in their brain, (b) that a computer can record and capture all that is a person, and (c) that the body that dies is not the person. If one views the consciousness in the machine as a copy, then the person in the body does indeed die and a new life is created. That issue aside, the bioethics issue here is autonomy and consent. These were new experiments that had not been approved and had limited animal testing. Did the subjects truly consent or were they given impossible choices: Cease to exist or continue in an unknown state? Leave one's family with nothing or with support? Are the choices these patients offered, real choices? In the case of the mother in the doll, she could only state Yes or No from her damaged body and thus never had the opportunity to ask questions or even to express concern. The prisoner had a limited ability to say no as a vulnerable potential subject.
Chicago Med (Season 3; Episode 5): HIV and Consent
A Ghanaian immigrant, frequent ER flyer, comes to the ER suffering from what turns out to be toxoplasmosis. Choi and Sexton recognize her symptoms as being signs of AIDS and the patient has been seen frequently in the last 6 months for several related conditions. However, the patient refuses an HIV test. Although she is not asked why, as a viewer, we can see that her resistance is because of cultural views of the disease and stigma against those afflicted. In a brief meeting between Choi, Goodwin, and Stohl, Stohl suggests turfing the patient to a public hospital since she will end up costing them a lot of money. Choi suggests forcing the patient to have an HIV test until Goodwin tells him no. However, she does say that toxoplasmosis could affect the patient's decision-making capacity and they could order a capacity evaluation from psychiatry. Charles conducts the evaluation and determines that the patient is capacitated to make her decisions. He further states that just because the patient disagrees with the doctor does not mean the patient is incompetent. When the patient is in distress and unable to participate in her decision-making, her aunt accuses the hospital of not doing everything possible because they are poor immigrants. Choi starts saying that there are more tests than can be done—HIV tests—but Goodwin stops him. She takes him aside and explains that HIPAA prevents them from saying anything to the aunt.
Ironically, Goodwin convinces the patient to take the test by breaking patient confidentiality. When the patient is awake, Goodwin shares the files of her patients who died from AIDS in the 1980s. Sharon speaks with compassion and with grace and convinces the patient to consent to the test. However, there is the question of Goodwin's HIPAA violation of not only sharing names, diagnoses, and photos but whole paper charts. In fact, private health information is protected until 50 years after a person's death.
The other question is whether the aunt could have been told the patient's condition and could have given permission for the test. In Illinois, where the show takes place, a spouse can be told of an HIV diagnosis. However, since the aunt is not a spouse and the diagnosis is suspected but not confirmed, telling would violate confidentiality. When the patient lacks consciousness, she temporarily lacks competency. Knowing her stated preferences, the physicians ethically should not have ordered the test. However, given that the patient's only family in the country is the aunt, under Illinois law, the aunt is the surrogate decision-maker. Though the ethics are clearly against telling and testing, the aunt may have had a legal basis to have the information and consent for the test.
This entry was posted in BioethicsTV, Clinical Trials & Studies, Featured Posts, Informed Consent, Privacy and tagged #BlackMirror, #ChicagoMed. Posted by Craig Klugman. Bookmark the permalink.


There are a lot of anime that have a first season, but no second season, even though there is enough material to produce another season. There are also a few anime which are dubbed, but only up to a certain point in the series.
So, why do anime companies keep the rights to these anime, instead of passing them on to another company?
There are many more examples. Why are the studios behind these series and dubs reluctant to release the rights to others to continue the series?
Essentially, it all comes down to money.
A lot of series are discontinued simply because the series aren't making enough money - whether that be for the English publishers in the West, or the original publishers in Japan.
Selling the rights of an anime means that they cannot continue to receive any recurring income from the series - even if it isn't that significant. Ongoing income could include licensing the rights to stream the show as part of a package deal to streaming services. For example, a studio licenses a bundle of three shows to CrunchyRoll, when CrunchyRoll really just wants one. [On a side note, this is why there's a load of random movies on Netflix]. Also, if there are new platforms on which to sell their media - such as new online stores or new video systems - studios effectively get another burst of sales, especially if it's digital (much less cost to put the items up for sale).
There isn't a lot of incentive for other companies to buy studio's productions that have proven to be loss-making, especially as the price and the long processes to secure the deal would often be hard to justify. It's a much wiser decision for companies to focus on works that have a solid following.
Every season, the popularity of a show drops as less and less people keep up to date/interested. If a show is profitable in the first season, it doesn't necessarily mean that it can manage with reduced sales the next time round. On the other hand, if the main show is still profitable, they don't really have much reason to sell it either.
It isn't strictly true that shows will never change hands though.
Take Yuru Yuri for example: the third season is going to be animated by TYO Animations, even though the first 2 were animated by Dogakobo. Anime companies tend to be fairly tight-lipped about internal processes and exchanges, so I'm afraid it's quite hard to get more information on why they swapped studios, or the process they had to go through to do it.
Although this is an old question being revived, I'm here to clear up a bit of things.
The studios of anime are usually just hired staff. They don't run or own series. Unless its an original project E.G: Trigger's "Kill La Kill".
There are things called production committees composed of lead producers & company members that are filling in spots for companies such as: Kodansha, Kyoani and etc.
A Producer comes a long to get an animation adaption of a series. Usually places like SQUARE Enix, a large multi-media company, have a production office where they find series associated with themselves to be animated. Such as popular manga, being printed by SQUARE ENIX. Which then they take to financiers, people with resources, producers & studios.
The heads & most important are those choosing to make the series continue or not, whether for financial reasons or just no-longer wanting to work on the project.
For example "SNAFU 2" was animated by a totally new company. That decision was done by the Production Committee. Not the animation studio. Though, remember animation studios can be part of the production committee either on top or usually the bottom. Mostly they are on top due to original productions, they own. Changes in the studio can happen due to large schedules, or disliking their work on the first project.
However, a director or art director, may be associated with the animation studio. Which will lead in the anime`s directing overall or just an art direction such as the production studio: SHAFT. SHAFT, though Aniplex is the head-producer of "Nisekoi" a few producers & Chief director are from SHAFT. Because, Aniplex adores their style. This weaves back & forth. A Director maybe from one studio but still direct for other series, with different studios.
Just check all the cast & staff. Or at the end of an anime's opening you may see who is producing the series. Though, it is undisclosed many times.


Sterling's Cancer Blog: Do you take Synthroid?
I think my TSH was a bit low (hyper... i.e. high T4 and T3) early this summer.
Then this summer I developed some stomach issues ... and then I lost 20 lbs (not by choice).
I reduced my Synthroid to help (with Doctor agreement). He had me cutting pills ...and I really don't think that works very well.
The more pill splitting you do the less accurate it gets (in my opinion).
So now my TSH is a bit high (hypo) even with my lower weight...but since my weight has changed, I'm trying to get to a dosage that works with my new weight, with the minimum amount of pill cutting.
I have several questions for the folks who take Synthroid/Levothyroxine.
Do you take the generic levothyroxine, or do you take the brand name "Synthroid"or "Levoxyl"....and have you ever been switched?
Do you have to cut pills?
Have you been hypothyroid? What did it make you feel like?
For me, I primarily feel it mentally...kind of like being under the influence ("spacey").
However, I'm wondering if being hypothyroid can cause some heart fluctuations... or might cause sleep issues.
I think we've all felt the sweating / heart racing of being hyperthyroid... and sometimes that comes just normally on Synthroid/ Levothyroxine.
https://www.drugs.com/ has information on most drugs and images that let you identify the pills.
Of course that is a "normal"...so "your mileage may vary".
I'm still getting over the stomach issues, but I know if my synthroid level is not right, I won't feel right. So I'm trying to get that straightened out. Also have some stress... nothing terrible, but enough.
After I get the synthroid right, I can address other things.
Pen sent you a hug.
I am not sure what makes me feel the way I do . I take so many pills, plus my life has alot of downs. I take levothyroxine and i was told i had to take a half a pill more every week so i have to split one and i do that every Tuesday. I have to take raberazole or my stomach would be so terrible I wouldn't be able to deal with it. I take 20 mg of that. I have always been on the same meds since the throat cancer. I am so terrible with math I have no idea how to figure that out... I will be praying you figure this out.. all i know is that I fight being depressed.. when i wake up i feel it and i know i am lacking something because i am feeling depressed before i can even think why i am depressed.. you know what i mean? I know getting a blood test tells where your at.. right?
Good to hear from you Sabina.
If you're not feeling well talk to your doctors...maybe a good internist to play "traffic cop" for all your other doctors.
The blood tests do tell the story...especially if you are way off track.
I would go more by what I feel...and usually the blood tests sort of confirm it. I've started tracking my test results. Then I can kind of look back and say "this is when this change was made"... and this was my level back when I was taking this much.
This is kind of a natural time of year to feel the shorter days. So it's easier to feel depressed or anxious. Try to find a doctor who will listen to you and take a look at ALL the meds you are taking.
Getting old takes its toll on us all...so we don't feel like we used to.
Try to find something you enjoy... Sometimes I end up keeping myself busy with little things to distract myself. It works for me most times. If you can find some things you really enjoy ...even better.
Try to get some exercise...even just a little walking.
But please be your own advocate and tell the doctor(s) how you feel.
Everybody here loves you Sabina and wishes you nothing less than peace, happiness, and health.
Hi Sterling, I take Synthroid. I was started on generic, went from that to Armour because I needed/wanted the T3 replacement. Several years later I was needing the dose changed - which is very limited so I agreed to go back on generic synthroid and Liothyronine (generic Cytomel) so that the Liothyronine dose could be increased. A year ago I changed endocrinologists, the new endo will not prescribe anything but name brand Synthroid. (PERIOD). I was "allowed" to keep taking my T3 replacement and I'm due to go back in next month for my yearly checkup.
On only T4 replacement all of my lab work showed that I was hyper but I felt like a slug. NO energy, bad nails, hair falling out, etc. By reducing the amount of T4 and including T3 it made the labs on paper look better and I too felt better.
I never had to cut my pills, everything I've read and been told that can really mess with the dosage.
Thanks Kathy. I do remember seeing something from you on Armour.
I heard you can't get Armour ...unless a pharmacy "compounds" it?
There are a lot of doctors out there who are "Synthroid brand only"... and most of them also insist on no Armour/Cytomel.
That's my doctor as well.
I think if I get my level right ...I'll be OK.
Pill cutting is what I think is preventing me from getting there now. I just don't believe the manufacturing is that well controlled to allow accurate dosage based on pill cutting.
I generally feel like my labs indicate. I think my endocrinologist likes to keep cancer patients at a very low TSH (i.e. on the hyper side) but sometimes that gets to me.
Generally, being hyper is hardest to take in the Summer.
Well hope you are OK. Glad your new doc let you keep your cytomel.
When I was taking Armour I had no problem getting my prescription filled and I made sure that my pharmacy knew to tell me anytime that they had to get it from a different supplier. (That only happened once) So it was as controlled as it possibly could have been.
I think the other thing to consider is that over time - because our bodies change the dose needs to be adjusted for that too, since aging isn't for sissies!
We spoke about this a little time ago.
I've been on synthroid,the brand name for about 33 years now since my thyroid was removed. Over the years I've gone from hyper to hypo. I think it all depends on your weight. With that being said if your hypo they increase the dose,which can make you hyper and vice a verse. My weight goes up and down. Yes this condition can have you pulling your hair out. The thyroid controls so much in your body.
When I first started on synthroid I was a nervous wreck. I told the doctors that I couldn't take it- I would shake and feel like I was having a nervous breakdown. They would tell me I had to because my thyroid was fighting itself. They removed it and they said either I take synthroid or my body would shutdown. It was hell as they adjusted the medication. At one time I was put on something to calm me down.
I was pretty much on key and then for whatever reason the doctor told me to cut the 100mg in half. Two months latter she call and asked me why I wasn't taking the synthroid.
He said take 100mg a day except on Sunday, take 50mg.
You can guess what this is doing to my body by now. I say to myself wow I'm beating the cancer but this damn thyroid going kill me.
Know this thyroid controls everything in your body and it's hell trying to get it right. I wish I knew the answer. For now I'm going to listen to the specialist and I'll let you know how it works out.
Also a few years back I received a letter telling me that I would be getting money because the company that makes synthroid erred saying I must take only synthroid brand because I started on it. I can't remember how much I received but bet it didn't make me rich.
I take Levothyroxine 50 micrograins per day. I developed hypo from chemo in 1991-92 and went on Levoxyl from 1994 until.....think it was 2013. There was as some kind of story about mold "at the Levoxyl factory" so they switched me to levothyroxine and I never skipped a beat, it was as if it was the very same Rx. My family doctor back in 1994 referred me to an endo because he claimed your could still have normal tsh bloodwork, yet thyroid could still be off-kilter. And certainly only an endo would know. I've been fortunate in that this dose has always been okay. But I know one thing for sure, and I know I'm preaching to the choir with you Sterling, when your thyroid is off kilter, LOOK OUT! Up is down....down is up.....pfffft. Then you get the right dose and a day later, the universe is good again.
Hi Sterling. I have only been on Synthroid for almost 3 months and I'm not sure if I am still in recovery mode from total thyroidectomy, or something else. I have noticed I now breathe through my mouth when sleeping and have severe dry mouth. I did not sleep with my mouth open before. Any insight?
Probably everyone who has had I-131 (Iodine isotope) ablation of the thyroid ..or remaining thyroid tissue ...has dry mouth. I-131 also damages Salivary glands. Ask your Oncologist or Endocrinologist.
Regarding sleeping with your mouth open...I'm not sure... I'd talk to your doctors.
Thanks, I will ask about the dry mouth. I haven't had ablation yet. Still waiting for ultrasound follow up results.


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Anchored in a village in the heart of the Corrèze, 20 minutes from Brive and Tulle at the crossroads of the A20 and A89, close to the Lot and Dordogne, Cypress so high is a luxury guest cabin, perched 4m high, nestled in a wood pocket.
Noailhac B&B
Close to COLLOGES LA ROUGE, in a quiet and pleasant village, a separate bedroom with bathroom and private garden and air-conditioned family suite with large bathroom and private terrace. Meals on reservation. Wifi.
Le Clos Marnis
Turenne B&B
In a beautiful complex built in 1711 by the Confraternity and white on the edge of one of the most beautiful villages in France, Martine and Denis Sourzat you a warm welcome and offer you 6 rooms. Both in their homes have kept all the charm of the era of the Sun King (vaulted ceiling, four poster bed, parquet Louis XIV). In a separate wing, the other 4 were designed and decorated with refinement and good taste.
Chambres D'Hotes du Faget
Nadaillac B&B
welcome in an old house typical of the Perigord Joëlle and Gilles welcome you in their guest house located between Brive, Sarlat and Souillac, close to tourist sites of the Dordogne and Lot.nous invite you to come and discover the Faget these rooms entirely renovated and ideally equipped to welcome you peace, comfort, relaxation, and fun are our park program, Of 2 acres in a beautiful wooded area, and raised you leave time to stroll before enjoying the pool at beautiful sunny day
Gite de Beauregard
Beauregard de Terrasson B&B & Gite
Gite in Perigord house completely renovated with new bedding!. .
n a beautiful stone village and its businesses, you will find a completely renewed périgourdine. You will also have a ground of 1000 m2 and a dependence which will allow you to take advantage of the barbecue by eating in the shade. This house of 85 m2 is completely equipped, gas cooker, fridge freezer, microphone(microcomputing) waves, washing machine and washes dishes(crockery)... Prefectorial classification(ranking) (3 star) I specify that rooms(chambers) are very spacious. You can contact me by email or phone. You permez to realize numerous visits: cave of Lascaux, Eyzies, castle of Losse, Sarlat, the valley of Vézère....
B&B Le Saut de la Bergère
Aubazines B&B
B&B Le Saut de la Bergère is situated in Aubazines, 49 km from Sarlat-la-Canéda and 12 km from Brive-la-Gaillarde. Guests can enjoy homemade evening meals upon reservation at least 24 hours in advance. Free private parking is available on site. Some units feature a seating area for your convenience. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom fitted with a shower. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer. B&B Le Saut de la Bergère features free WiFi throughout the property. A number of activities are offered in the area, such as golfing, fishing and hiking. Rocamadour is 42 km from B&B Le Saut de la Bergère, while Tulle is 12 km from the property. Brive Dordogne Valley Airport is 17 km away.
PréLaminon
Segonzac B&B
3 beautiful and large room with double bed imagine the montain in summer in your bedroom
Gîte des Chaises Basses - proche de Brive et Pompadour
Orgnac-sur-Vézère B&B & Gite
GITE DE FRANCE 3 epis - at the heart of Limousin, Dordogne and Quercy regions, in remote countryside, set in an absolute peaceful location. A restored 18th century former farmhouse self contained accommodation 115 Sqmt. - Garden 2000 Sqmt.. Traditional inglenook fireplace…
Boutique Appartement la Grue d'Aubazine
Aubazines B&B & Gite
Boasting a garden, barbecue facilities, and a terrace, Boutique Appartement la Grue d'Aubazine features accommodation in Aubazines with free WiFi and garden views. The property has city and mountain views. This apartment has 1 bedroom, a kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, a flat-screen TV, a seating area and 1 bathroom with a shower. Guests wishing to travel lightly can make use of towels and linens for an additional supplement. Brive-la-Gaillarde is 15 km from the apartment, while Tulle is 19 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 38 km from Boutique Appartement la Grue d'Aubazine.
Gite La Grange des Suds
Segonzac B&B & Gite
Ideal for a moment of calm and friendliness, this cottage, ranked 3 ears by Gîtes de France, can accommodate up to 4 people. Adjacent to the guest house, this cottage is independent and not overlooked. It is fully equipped and offers the greatest comfort.
La Grange des Suds
Between Sarlat and Périgueux, near the Black Perigord, La Grange des Suds opens its doors for a relaxing break in the heart of a country character. Situated at the foot of green hills of the medieval village of Saint Robert, this guest house, ranked 4 ears Gîtes de France, offers guest rooms and 4-bedroom apartment.
La Morgiane
Saint-Germain-les-Vergnes B&B
Set in Saint-Germain-les-Vergnes, La Morgiane offers accommodation with a patio or a balcony, free WiFi and flat-screen TV, as well as a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a garden. The bed and breakfast offers a continental or buffet breakfast. La Morgiane offers a children's playground. After a day of hiking, cycling or fishing, guests can relax in the shared lounge area. Brive-la-Gaillarde is 19 km from the accommodation, while Tulle is 14 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 42 km from La Morgiane.
Château de Gaubert
Terrasson-Lavilledieu B&B
Boasting a garden, Château de Gaubert offers accommodation in Terrasson-Lavilledieu with free WiFi and garden views. The property was built in 16th century and has air-conditioned accommodation with a terrace. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is offered. Guests at the bed and breakfast can enjoy a continental breakfast. If you would like to discover the area, cycling is possible in the surroundings. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 35 km from Château de Gaubert, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 22 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 27 km from the accommodation.
Le Bourzat
Orgnac Sur Vezere B&B
Located in a splendid natural setting in Corrèze, the rooms at "Le Bourzat" will charm and impress you. The vintage Bed and Breakfast is surrounded by fields that lead to the river Vezere.
La Maison de Léopold
Terrasson B&B
After 2 years of intense restoration, we have brought back to life this half-timbered old family house originally and all the blonde stones (one of the Perigord's many richness's) used to build it, back in the 19th centery. You will feel welcome in this charming place, mixing tradition and modernity. Whilst preserving its historical soul, La Maison De Leopold offers well-being, genuineness and comfort throughout its five bedrooms so our hosts can truly enjoy their stay whith us
La Villedieu B&B
Boasting a swimming pool, a garden and a terrace and views of the pool, Le fournil is situated in La Villedieu and features accommodation with free WiFi. Guests at the bed and breakfast can enjoy a continental breakfast. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 40 km from Le fournil, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 23 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 27 km from the accommodation.
Le Gauliat & La Chartroulle
St Pardoux l'Ortigier B&B
JOEL and Marie-Laure welcome you in their two cottages in Correze, "the chartroulle" to ALLASSAC, 120m * 3 bedrooms, sleeps 9, 3 stars, comfortable, ground, 4 km from the town, overlooking the valley of the Vezere. Holiday vouchers fishing cottage "the gauliat" in SAINT PARDOUX The ORTIGIA
Hermitage Rochas Couchaud
St Robert B&B & Gite
Hermitage Rochas Couchaud is a piece of natural paradise some 20 acres in size, with its own natural springs, pathways, fabulous vieuws and a wonderful diversity of flora and fauna.
Les Collines du Perigord
La Dornac B&B
4 Bed and breakfast in an old stone barn in the middle of the 18th restored rolling countryside of the Périgord, 15 minutes from the caves of Lascaux, 30 minutes from Sarlat. pool available for guests, start walking from the house. Breakfast served on the terrace in season. Situated on a plateau of limestone Perigord, the house offers a panoramic view from the terrace
Escale en Correze
Sadroc B&B
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and sun terrace, Escale en Correze is set in Sadroc in the Limousin Region. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. Every room is equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Some rooms include views of the pool or garden. Upon prior request and at an extra cost, evening meals can be served at the owner's table. You will find a shared lounge at the property. You can play table tennis and billiards at the bed and breakfast. Brive-la-Gaillarde is 16 km from escale en correze, while Tulle is 17 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 18 km from the property.
Les Hauts de Fondanger
Cublac B&B
Located in Cublac in the Aquitaine region, Les Hauts de Fondanger features a terrace. Featuring pool views, a garden and a private pool, this bed and breakfast also provides guests with free WiFi. A flat-screen TV is featured. A continental breakfast is available daily at the bed and breakfast. Guests can swim in the indoor pool, or go cycling. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 43 km from Les Hauts de Fondanger, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 25 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 29 km from the accommodation.
Domaine de La Clauzade
Saint Germain Les Vergnes B&B & Gite
Rooms and host tables in an authentic country house of the seventeenth century. The nature break in Correze.
Gite Le Gauliat
Saint Pardoux L'ortigier B&B & Gite
At the foot of the Massif Central, the detour of Correze is an ideal natural pause for your stay, Country of history, many médiévals villages known as Collonge la Rouge, Turenne, Messac, Allassac Donzenac, Saint Robert, Segur-le -Château, Meymac, ect ... The Correze is also the land of slate, visit the Pans travassac and you keep an unforgettable memory !! Vallonner and greenThe landscapes are discovered through the Xaintrie, average and high mountains. The result of this mountain Miles sources fishing rivers are for you: Corrèze,
Les Maisons du Périgord" Coté Malpas"
Terrasson-Lavilledieu B&B & Gite
With river views, Les Maisons du Périgord" Coté Malpas" is set in Terrasson-Lavilledieu and has free WiFi. The units come with parquet floors and feature a fully equipped kitchenette with a dishwasher, a dining area, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with shower and a hair dryer. A microwave and fridge are also featured, as well as a kettle and a coffee machine. A terrace is available on site and fishing can be enjoyed within close proximity of the apartment. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 43 km from Les Maisons du Périgord" Coté Malpas", while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 20 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 24 km from the accommodation.
Domaine de la Morétie
In a former(ancient) farm 4 rooms(chambers) of character wait for you in an impregnable place by its sight on the valley of Vézère, by its peace and its comfort. (Swimming pool and SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS warmed and covered) nearness of numerous places of interest: Lascaux, Sarlat, Rocamadour, Collonges-La-Rouge)
Maison Beauregard de Vie
Les Coteaux Périgourdins (Grèzes) B&B & Gite
In the small village Grèzes, Dordogne, this beautiful newer home built in the middle of a quiet and relaxing countryside, offers all the comfort and a charming decoration for a dream vacation. Its flower garden with stunning views surrounded by the hills of the Dordogne ... A haven of wellbeing to enjoy the good life and make your stay unforgettable. Ideally located in the Black Perigord, the house is the starting point for many cultural and tourist getaways. rent 3 cottages, holiday home (8p.) house (4p) cottage
La Batistana
Voutezac B&B
Located on the edge of the plateau Limousin, La BATISTANA makes your feet breathtaking views of the Périgord, Quercy and Brive Basin. Catherine and Jean Claude have built the great house and family are pleased to offer six comfortable rooms with their private lounge and inglenook fireplace. The dinner, which reflect the regional cuisine, will be offered on the terrace or under the beams of the old cave three hundred years old (booking before 15 hours).
Chabrechat
19360 B&B
Bed and breakfast near Brive
Le Darienzo
Cublac B&B & Gite
Featuring a garden, private pool and pool views, Le Darienzo is located in Cublac. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a terrace. The apartment is equipped with 2 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a microwave, a fridge, a washing machine, an oven and a stovetop. Guests wishing to travel lightly can make use of towels and linens for an additional supplement. A children's playground can be found at the apartment, along with a shared lounge. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 45 km from Le Darienzo, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 24 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 28 km from the accommodation.
A L'ETAPE DE LA FERME
Noailles B&B
A L'ETAPE DE LA FERME offers a garden, as well as accommodation with a kitchen in Noailles. A microwave and coffee machine are also featured. The bed and breakfast provides a children's playground, a barbecue and a sun terrace. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 49 km from A L'ETAPE DE LA FERME, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 9 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 9 km from the accommodation.
1 Escalier Rene Godard Apartme
Ayen B&B & Gite
Set in Ayen in the Limousin region, 1 Escalier Rene Godard Apartme features a patio. Including a bar, this apartment also has a restaurant. Boasting a DVD player, the apartment has a kitchen with a dishwasher, a microwave and a fridge, a living room, a dining area, 2 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom with a shower. A flat-screen TV is offered. A terrace is available on site and hiking can be enjoyed within close proximity of the apartment. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 48 km from 1 Escalier Rene Godard Apartme, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 24 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 34 km from the accommodation.
2 chalets dans parc résidentiel de loisirs
Lissac sur Couze B&B & Gite
ON A LISSAC COUZE Chalets rents 02 bright, new, nearby swimming pool, mini golf, playground, bowling green, sports court, bar and reception.
Chambre d'hôtes chez Johannes et Adèle
Brive-la-Gaillarde B&B
Boasting a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden, and a terrace, Chambre d'hôtes chez Johannes et Adèle offers accommodation in Brive-la-Gaillarde with free WiFi and garden views. This bed and breakfast is 11 km from Brive Exhibition Centre and 11 km from Allard Packaging. The property also has 1 bathroom fitted with a shower, while a hair dryer and free toiletries are also at guests' disposal. Guests at the bed and breakfast can enjoy a continental breakfast. Photonis France is 8 km from Chambre d'hôtes chez Johannes et Adèle, while Brive Commercial Court is 10 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 11 km from the accommodation.
La Tour du Chambon
Brignac-la-Plaine B&B & Gite
Situated in Brignac-la-Plaine, La Tour du Chambon features accommodation with a patio and free WiFi. The property has garden views and is 25 km from Brive-la-Gaillarde. The apartment features 3 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms with a bath. A terrace can be found at the apartment, along with a garden. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 28 km from La Tour du Chambon.
Gite Vallee du Clan à Eyzac Allassac 3 Epis
Allassac B&B & Gite
The cottage VALLEY CLAN 3 EPIS is an enclosed garden with trees and garden furniture, barbecue. The rental includes 2 bedrooms, a kitchen fully equipped with lounge, TV and DVD player. Sofa bed. Free baby equipment available.
Le Saleix
Donzenac B&B
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool, Le Saleix is a bed and breakfast located 3 km from Donzenac and 12 km from Brive-la-Gaillarde. There is free WiFi and a garden with terrace. The double-glazed rooms here will provide you with views of the garden or pool. Featuring a shower or a bath, the private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer. At Le Saleix, breakfast consists of hot beverages, French pastries, bread, homemade jams and fresh orange juice. On site, guests can used a fully equipped kitchen. The A20 and A89 motorways are 500 metres away. The property offers free parking.
Gite la Chartroulle
WELCOME CORREZE gite 3 *** 9 PERS ALLASSAC Offer Description: rent cottage "3! Located in the Corrèze Allassac in the country of Brive la Gaillarde
Le Clos des Senteurs
Malemort/Correze B&B & Gite
The scents closed 5 minutes from the center of Brive and ramp A20 AND A89 has MALEMORT home side D BREAKFAST campaign of character stone pool 5x12 fenced private .Parking. all our rooms have their private shower room and wc tv wifi .. 2 bedroom family suite has an unusual cottage PLUS BRIVE 2 gites of 4 and 2 pers
Villa Sérénité
Allassac B&B
Boasting a seasonal outdoor pool and pool views, Villa Sérénité is set in Allassac. This property offers access to a terrace. The bed and breakfast is fitted with a flat-screen TV. There is a seating area, a dining area and a kitchenette complete with a microwave, a fridge and a stovetop. Brive-la-Gaillarde is 19 km from the bed and breakfast, while Tulle is 46 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 30 km from Villa Sérénité.
Manoir Lascaux
Objat B&B
FROM the 2nd NIGHT MINUS 10% 4 Rooms d' hosts " Lodging of France 3 Epis" with the crossing of the motorways A89 and free A20 starting from Vierzon - Objat exit in Corrèze. We will be happy to accomodate you in our house of character and to propose jusqu' to you; with 12 people: - 1 room of 2/4 sea-green. in ground floor, independent, very calm, with park of 1000 m2, nicely raised and flowered in the centre town. This room includes/understands a bed of 140, a continuation " salon" separated with BZ from 140, room d' water and WC communicating. - 1 room with l' stage of 2 sea-green. accessible by elevator or staircase. This room includes/understands a bed of 140, with room d' communicating water and WC. - 1 room with l' stage of 2 sea-green. reads 140, with shower cubicle and wash-hand basin, WC in the vicinity. The rooms are equipped with Kettle, cups, glasses, the, herb tea, coffee Garage conveys so available.
Chateau du Bois Noir
Perpezac-le-blanc B&B
A stay on Château du Bois Noir is a stay in a "familiarly Castle Hotel"; the guest is in contact with the host and hostess. We have carefully chosen this formula, for those who prefer a more personal approach rather than the impersonal atmosphere of a great International hotel. Nevertheless, Château du Bois Noir will not be inferior to the high demands of service and comfort from a luxurious hotel. We offer you a warm welcome, a high level of hospitality with full privacy. You will certainly feel at home at Château du Bois Noir.
895 Alexis Jaubert
Saint-Pantaléon-de-Larche B&B & Gite
895 Alexis Jaubert is situated in Saint-Pantaléon-de-Larche. This apartment features a garden as well as free WiFi. The apartment consists of 1 separate bedroom, 1 bathroom and a living room. Sarlat-la-Canéda is 42 km from the apartment, while Brive-la-Gaillarde is 11 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 16 km from 895 Alexis Jaubert.
Donzenac B&B & Gite
Located in a small hamlet in the commune of Donzenac, 10km from Brive-La-Gaillarde, this character cottage, sleeps up to 7 people. Location: Limousin - Corrèze - Brive-La-Gaillarde - Valley of the Vezere - Pays de Brive. The entire building, formerly used in the manufacture of bread, has retained the typical character of local houses, with stone walls of country and old slate roof.
Located in a small town, part of the town of Donzenac, at 10km from Brive-La-Gaillarde, this cottage of character, can accomodatie up to 7 people. The Whole building, formerly Used for bread making, HAS Kept the typical character of local Dwellings, with stone walls icts and Its ancient slate roof.
Brive-la-Gaillarde B&B & Gite
Set in Brive-la-Gaillarde, near Espace des Trois Povinces, the Georges Brassens Hall and the Stadium, Champollion features free WiFi. Accommodation features a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher. Some units include a dining area and/or a terrace. If you would like to discover the area, hiking is possible in the surroundings. Brive's Parc des Expositions and the historic city centre is 20 minutes' walk from the apartment. Brive Airport Dordogne Valley is 22 km away.
Boulevard Jules Ferry
Located in Brive-la-Gaillarde, 400 metres from Brive Town Hall, less than 1 km from Brive Exhibition Centre and an 11-minute walk from Brive Media Centre, Boulevard Jules Ferry provides accommodation with a balcony and free WiFi. Housed in a building dating from 19th century, this apartment is 1.1 km from Brive Commercial Court and 1.2 km from Brive Comptoir des Bois. The apartment comes with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a patio with city views. The apartment offers a terrace. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 19 km from Boulevard Jules Ferry.
BUGEAUD #20 - Appartement chaleureux - 4 personnes
BUGEAUD #20 - Appartement chaleureux - 4 personnes in Brive-la-Gaillarde offers accommodation with free WiFi, 600 metres from Brive Town Hall, less than 1 km from Brive Comptoir des Bois and an 11-minute walk from Brive Exhibition Centre. The apartment features 2 bedrooms, a kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms. Brive Media Centre is less than 1 km from BUGEAUD #20 - Appartement chaleureux - 4 personnes, while Brive Commercial Court is a 13-minute walk away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 19 km from the accommodation.
BLAISE RAYNAL #1 - Appartement coquet - 2 personnes
BLAISE RAYNAL #1 - Appartement coquet - 2 personnes in Brive-la-Gaillarde offers accommodation with free WiFi, 300 metres from Brive Town Hall, 500 metres from Brive Commercial Court and 700 metres from Brive Exhibition Centre. The apartment also provides a TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, a washing machine and 2 bathrooms with a shower. Brive Media Centre is 700 metres from the apartment, while Brive Comptoir des Bois is 1.2 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 20 km from BLAISE RAYNAL #1 - Appartement coquet - 2 personnes.
BLAISE RAYNAL #3 - Cachette d'artistes - 2 personnes
BLAISE RAYNAL #3 - Cachette d'artistes - 2 personnes in Brive-la-Gaillarde offers accommodation with free WiFi, 300 metres from Brive Town Hall, 500 metres from Brive Commercial Court and 700 metres from Brive Exhibition Centre. The apartment also features a TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, a washing machine and 2 bathrooms with a shower. Brive Media Centre is 700 metres from the apartment, while Brive Comptoir des Bois is 1.2 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 20 km from BLAISE RAYNAL #3 - Cachette d'artistes - 2 personnes.
BUGEAUD #8 - Eden confidentiel - 2 chambres
Set in Brive-la-Gaillarde, within 500 metres of Brive Town Hall and less than 1 km of Brive Exhibition Centre, BUGEAUD #8 - Eden confidentiel - 2 chambres offers accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning and a terrace. The apartment has 2 bedrooms, a TV with satellite channels, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms with a shower. Popular points of interest near the apartment include Brive Media Centre, Brive Comptoir des Bois and Brive Commercial Court. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 19 km from BUGEAUD #8 - Eden confidentiel - 2 chambres.
Gambetta #4 - Appartement cosy - 2 personnes
Set in Brive-la-Gaillarde, 300 metres from Brive Town Hall, 500 metres from Brive Commercial Court and 700 metres from Brive Exhibition Centre, Gambetta #4 - Appartement cosy - 2 personnes offers accommodation with a balcony and free WiFi. The apartment is fitted with a kitchen with dishwasher and microwave, and 2 bathrooms with a shower, a hair dryer and a washing machine. Brive Media Centre is 700 metres from the apartment, while Brive Comptoir des Bois is 1.2 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 20 km from Gambetta #4 - Appartement cosy - 2 personnes.
10 Rue des Récollets 1er gauche
Offering city views, 10 Rue des Récollets 1er gauche is an accommodation set in Brive-la-Gaillarde, a few steps from Brive Commercial Court and 400 metres from Brive Exhibition Centre. Featuring a balcony, the apartment is in an area where guests can engage in activities such as hiking and fishing. This apartment comes with 1 bedroom, a cable flat-screen TV, a dining area, and a kitchen with a microwave and a fridge. Guests wishing to travel lightly can make use of towels and linens for an additional supplement. Popular points of interest near the apartment include Brive Media Centre, Brive Town Hall and Allard Packaging. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 16 km from 10 Rue des Récollets 1er gauche.
DUMYRAT #3 - Refuge urbain - 1 chambre
DUMYRAT #3 - Refuge urbain - 1 chambre in Brive-la-Gaillarde provides accommodation with free WiFi, 500 metres from Brive Commercial Court, less than 1 km from Brive Exhibition Centre and a 12-minute walk from Brive Media Centre. The apartment features 1 bedroom, a TV with satellite channels, an equipped kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms with a shower. Brive Town Hall is 1.3 km from the apartment, while Allard Packaging is 1.4 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 19 km from DUMYRAT #3 - Refuge urbain - 1 chambre.
DUMYRAT #1 - Espace atypique - 1 chambre
DUMYRAT #1 - Espace atypique - 1 chambre in Brive-la-Gaillarde offers accommodation with free WiFi, 500 metres from Brive Commercial Court, less than 1 km from Brive Exhibition Centre and a 12-minute walk from Brive Media Centre. The apartment also provides a TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, a washing machine and 2 bathrooms with a shower. Brive Town Hall is 1.3 km from the apartment, while Allard Packaging is 1.4 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 19 km from DUMYRAT #1 - Espace atypique - 1 chambre.
DUMYRAT #2 - Véritable pépite - 1 chambre
DUMYRAT #2 - Véritable pépite - 1 chambre in Brive-la-Gaillarde offers accommodation with free WiFi, 500 metres from Brive Commercial Court, less than 1 km from Brive Exhibition Centre and a 12-minute walk from Brive Media Centre. The apartment also features a TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, a washing machine and 2 bathrooms with a shower. Brive Town Hall is 1.3 km from the apartment, while Allard Packaging is 1.4 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 19 km from DUMYRAT #2 - Véritable pépite - 1 chambre.
Graille Philippe et Laurence
Near Brive la Gaillarde, Perigord limit, try our FAMILY ROOM AND BREAKFAST in our House / Loft unusual setting. Our room combines charm and comfort, volume and light. You can enjoy the garden area, quiet and relaxing. Your private space consists of: - a large bedroom (bed 2 persons) with desk and reading corner - a private lounge with 2 additional sleeping - a bathroom (corner bath and toilet). We make available free of charge: - broadband WIFI, garage and covered parking, cot, tourist guides
Dépendance Cosy
Dépendance Cosy, a property with a garden and a terrace, is set in Brive-la-Gaillarde, 300 metres from Brive Comptoir des Bois, 1.2 km from Brive Town Hall, as well as 1.3 km from Brive Exhibition Centre. This apartment with pool views has parquet floors, 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a shower and free toiletries. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is offered. A buffet breakfast is available every morning at the apartment. Brive Media Centre is 1.3 km from Dépendance Cosy, while Brive Commercial Court is 1.6 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 21 km from the accommodation.
FRERES LUMIERES #2 - Studio Cocooning - 2 personnes
FRERES LUMIERES #2 - Studio Cocooning - 2 personnes features a balcony and is set in Brive-la-Gaillarde, within just 600 metres of Brive Comptoir des Bois and 1 km of Brive Town Hall. With free WiFi, this apartment offers a satellite TV, a washing machine and a kitchen with a microwave and fridge. Popular points of interest near the apartment include Brive Exhibition Centre, Brive Media Centre and Allard Packaging. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 21 km from FRERES LUMIERES #2 - Studio Cocooning - 2 personnes.
Sémard
Sémard features accommodation situated in Brive-la-Gaillarde, 1.5 km from Brive Commercial Court and 1.7 km from Brive Town Hall. Each unit comes with a sofa, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a well-fitted kitchen with a dining area, and a private bathroom with a hair dryer. A microwave, a fridge and oven are also available, as well as a kettle and a coffee machine. A terrace is available on site and hiking can be enjoyed within close proximity of the apartment. Popular points of interest near Sémard include Brive Exhibition Centre, Allard Packaging and Brive Media Centre. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 18 km from the accommodation.
Résidence CAP HORIZON
Set in Brive-la-Gaillarde, Résidence CAP HORIZON offers accommodation with a private pool, private parking and free WiFi. With garden views, this accommodation features a balcony. The apartment features 2 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 1 bathroom with a shower. Guests wishing to travel lightly can make use of towels and linens for an additional supplement. Guests can swim in the outdoor swimming pool, go hiking or fishing or relax in the garden. Brive Comptoir des Bois is 1.9 km from the apartment, while Brive Town Hall is 2.3 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley, 22 km from Résidence CAP HORIZON, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.
Appart d'Hôtes Brive
In the heart of Brive-la-Gaillarde, a 10-minute drive from the railway station, Appart d'Hôtes Brive is a guest house offering free Wi-Fi. The apartment is sound-proofed and features a terrasse, a fully equipped kitchen and a bedroom with en suite shower room. It also features a flat-screen TV and a dining area. Brive Airport is a 15-minute drive from Appart d'Hôtes Brive and Lascaux caves are a 45-minute drive away. Airport and railway transfers are available on request and at an extra cost.
APPART D'HOTES BRIVE OUEST (USSAC)
Ussac B&B & Gite
Boasting a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden, and water sports facilities, APPART D'HOTES BRIVE OUEST (USSAC) features accommodation in Ussac with free WiFi and pool views. This property offers access to ping-pong. The air-conditioned apartment also offers a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, and 1 bathroom with a bath, a shower and a hair dryer. A barbecue and a terrace are offered at the apartment. Brive-la-Gaillarde is 6 km from APPART D'HOTES BRIVE OUEST (USSAC), while Tulle is 30 km from the property. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 24 km from the accommodation.
Le clos de rose
Ussac B&B
Featuring a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden, and a shared lounge, Le clos de rose provides accommodation in Ussac with free WiFi and pool views. Guests benefit from a balcony and a terrace. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is provided. Guests at the bed and breakfast can enjoy a continental breakfast. Brive-la-Gaillarde is 6 km from Le clos de rose, while Tulle is 33 km away. The nearest airport is Brive Dordogne Valley Airport, 22 km from the accommodation.
Le Bois Trinquille
Saint Viance B&B
Rossards of civilisations and full of stories, lovers of authentic discover our région.Niché in a green area of 5000m2, beautiful rooms seen on the park and swimming pool await you, my kitchen combines usability, I propose the tastes and flavors of the southwest
Domaine des Ecureuils, Sarlat
Sarlat B&B
Two very beautiful B & B with two steps of the medieval city of SARLAT in a very typical house. Calm and relaxation assured around the swimming pool and in the park.
Le Pygargue
Sarlat La Caneda B&B
Ideally located at 800 m from the medieval city of Sarlat, capital of Black Périgord in Dordogne. On the heights in peace, Annick and Yannick will welcome you in their house surrounded by a park with swimming pool secured. Access to the rooms is through an independent entrance on one level, a terrace to relax, have a picnic or just enjoy the sun. Private parking, garage for motorcycle and bicycle at your disposal wifi-bed baby-refrigerator-micro wave.Breakfast home will be served on the terrace or in room. Our animal freinds are not admitted .
Rouffignac St Cernin B&B
2 rooms Bio in "Périgord Noir" near Rouffignac St Cernin between Sarlat and Périgueux. In the very quiet countryside, where you can rest, relaxation sessions can be appreciate on the spot
Les Chambres de Bonneval
Fossemagne B&B
On the edge of the forest Barade (land Jacquou crunchy), "Chambers of Bonneval" are very well situated for your holiday in the Périgord. Close to many attractions (Montignac and the Lascaux caves, valley of the Vezere caves of Rouffignac, Périgueux, Château de Hautefort,...), You will find a quiet and green that you will certainly enjoy. Close to all amenities, the rooms are located Bonneval in the heart of a charming little hamlet (Bonneval).
Au Pays De Jacquou
Fossemagne B&B & Gite
Guest house in a charming hamlet of the village of Fossemagne, the center of the Périgord, near Montignac and the caves of Lascaux, the city of Perigueux and the medieval town of Sarlat-la-Canéda. The pool, the flower garden and fish pond will relax ages. Aurélie serves a varied breakfast and an evening meal at the guest table, if desired. The documents made available to guests in the common room, you will prepare your visits in peace. In the Land of Jacquou is an ideal starting point to discover the Dordogne.
La Colline d'Orance
Proissans B&B
La Colline d'Orance at only 2 km of Sarlat. Four rooms all with king-size bed, shower and WC. A salt swimming-pool, teck terrace and park. Beautiful view on the valley. Large breakfast all house made.
L'artesienne chambres et tables d'hôtes piscine/spa
Le Roc B&B
19th century Farmhouse located in the Dordogne Valley, renovated in a bed and breakfast with 3 bedrooms and 2 suites. For our guests a private parking, a garden, a swimming pool and a spa. Dinners are available on request.
Lascaux - Chambres avec vue au prieuré Saint Michel au sommet du Périgord
Tourtoirac B&B
Open all year, the priory has five rooms for 2 people, a cottage (10 people). The garden and pool are open access. Wireless. Very good mobile network. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A16I6AWj_0I&feature=youtu.be We have 5 double rooms. Simple, they have all been renovated and are located upstairs. From large, they are equipped with a shower and a washbasin. The toilets are separated (three upstairs). In total, the capacity is 10 people. LANGUAGE: french, deutch, english, turkish, ukrainian, russian, bulgarian
Moulin de la Jarousse
Lanouaille B&B
In nature, the heart of the Perigord, we invite you to experience moments of an unusual property of 15 hectares. Couples, families or friends, at their own pace, you will appreciate the simplicity of play and the beauty of our countryside.
Domaine de la Vaysse
Martel B&B & Gite
Pascale & Thierry will welcome you in this former farm of the 19th century with swimming pool, shaded terrace, banks of host. Situated in a setting of greenery and forests, the Domain of Vaysse is in 2 km of Martel, quoted medieval in the heart of Quercy in the Lot and in 4 km of the " Valley of the Dordogne ". The region of the limestone plateau lotois will enchant you. You will find on the spot a swimming pool of 15,00 m, a ping-pong, a ground of petanque. You can make hikes in the 20 hectares property, where numerous roads will allow you to discover magnificent points of view.
La Closerie des Arts
Gabillou B&B & Gite
Gabillou, Black Perigord .... Looking for accommodation in a pleasant setting for your holiday or a long weekend? We look forward to welcome you in our little corner of paradise. Discover this beautiful space of pleasure and relaxation. La Closerie Des Arts offers a wide range of services around hosting, dance, fitness and arts in general and accommodation perfectly tailored to your desires between bed and breakfast, cottages and nights under the stars.
Domaine des 3 Vallee
Salignac Eyvigues B&B & Gite
In this small hamlet Perigord, you will find vacation rentals for 2-3-4 people. the same structures can be rented in lodging, a week (200 to 470) or the night. (37 for 2 pers.) ROOM per night (49 for 2 pers.) With provision of bed linen, toilet linen and breakfast. IDEAL FOR HOLIDAYS IN PEACE. In the center of the main sites, 10 minutes Eyrignac gardens, 20 minutes from Sarlat, Rocamadour and 30 minutes from Lascaux between the Vezere and the Dordogne, the castles of the salignac cypiere fenelon puy martin castelnaud beynacles Milandes. to see the guestbook and availability go to my website.
La Pierre Plantee
Baladou B&B & Gite
La Pierre Plantee is a modern bungalow located in a tranquil oak forest in the hamlet of Bazalgue. In the beautiful territory of the Dordogne Valley, just outside the main towns of Souillac and Martel. 10 mins from A20 auto route Jct 55. The property is beside a small chemin with little passing traffic, it has a special ambience with a large private garden and veranda area to enjoy the quiet surroundings. Good free wi-fi.
Les Mandarins
Baladou B&B
The Mandarins, old stone house just finished to restore, located in a green and calm. You can enjoy its terraces, its park with its waterfall and its swimming pool. Three rooms are proposed to you: Iris, Glycine and Clematis. Its geographical location will allow you to discover the region with all its major sites. For fans of mountain biking or walks of the routes are arranged. You can discover its table d'hôte with its regional products
La Rosabelle
Naves B&B
Desire(Envy) to get fresh ideas? Of holidays in the peace? Of hikes(rides) in a magnificent frame(executive)? Of outdoor activities? We wait for you to the Rosabelle, all our rooms(chambers) propose you all the necessary comfort so that you felt at home. We also propose you meals prepared on the spot which will make you discover the gastronomy of our beautiful region. Do not hesitate to come to visit us! 5 mins from junction 20 on the A89 and 20 minutes from junction 45 of the A20 (from the exit Tulle, 4th roundabout left)
Anlhiac B&B
We are a friendly family with 3 children and some animals in this domain. We propose you 5 bedrooms.For adults, sauna and pool table ; for children : trampoline and swing. If you like animals we have a dog, 6 cats, 3 goats, 2 ponys, 2 donkeys, 10 hen ! We can provide children beds in extrta too. Our house is yours !
La Bruyle
Saint Michel de Bannières B&B
La Bruyle, guest house of charm and character open their doors for you to experience a pleasant interlude, for taking time to discover our history and heritage located within easy reach, or simply to take advantage of the surrounding tranquility of nature. Our property has four guest rooms witch blend modern comfort with the enchantment of yesteryear and a swimming pool. "Table d'hôtes" on reservation
Les Instants Volés Chambres jacuzzi privatif
Tudeils B&B
Come as a couple stolen moments, charming guest house 5 ears, the heart of the Dordogne valley. 5 bedrooms> 30m with private jacuzzi ,with designer décor and private soignée.Terrasses suspended. .Salon summer terrace pool. lounge.Piscine bar with heated 12 x 5.Table guest greedy. possibility of private evening in wellness area with gourmet platter and bottle of champagne.
La Grange de Thomas
Saint Crépin et Carlucet B&B & Gite
At the heart of Les Granges Hautes landscaped park, the charming Thomas Barn, facing south, is home to two gites duplex with separate entrances.
Souillac B&B & Gite
Holiday Home with pool in the countryside with lots of charm between Sarlat and Rocamadour. The romantic Country Manor offers 3 guest rooms: one family suite (4-5p) with 2 bedrooms and 2 separate double rooms. The former Carriage House contains 3 comfortable 4/5p gîtes and 2 gîtes for 2p.. In high season you can rent the gîtes from Saturday till Saturday or – if you want to avoid traffic jams- from Sunday till Sunday. The garden of almost 1 Ha contains a swimming pool with a large sun terrace, an adventurous oak-wood and several seating areas in the sun or shadow.
Les Granges Hautes
just 9 kms from medieval Sarlat and 15 from Lascaux Bed and breakfast in Dordogne with a swimming pool and great garden.
Cuzance B&B
Welcome to our luxury bed & breakfast La Panacée. Situated in the Lot, on the border of the Dordogne and the Corrèze, La Panacée welcomes you to a residence full of charm and tranquillity. Our traditional farmhouse with outbuildings is located in a small hamlet called Rignac, belonging to the municipality of Cuzance. The historic region offers exceptional landscapes, caves, castles, beautiful architecture and culinary delight.
Les Deux Moiselles entre Lascaux et Sarlat
LA CHAPELLE AUBAREIL B&B
We welcome you in this haven of peace where our guest rooms exude a particular scent of comfort and authenticity. Everything has been designed for a relaxing stay at Les Deux Moiselles, where you will discover the Black Perigord in this exceptional natural setting. on holiday or time of a weekend with family or friends, discover the Périgord and its exceptional cultural and gastronomic heritage or simplyCome and share moments of relaxation.
La Paretie
Le Pescher B&B
Situated between Brive, Tulle and Beaulieu sur Dordogne, La Paretie will provide you with a calm and relaxing environment near woodland. After a fantastic day, discovering the area you will be pleased to relax near the pool. The comfortable bedroom will give you a good rest, ready to attack the next day of ddiscoveries. I you wish, you will be able to enjoy a delicious evening meal with your hosts in a friendly, convivial athosphere.
Manoir XV Domaine de Peyrafort
Tulle B&B & Gite
The Prive family is looking forward to welcoming you to the oldest private property in Tulle. Three minutes from the city center, the Peyrafort estate consists of a park of 3 hectares, gardens of amenities open to our guests, and an imposing fifteenth century manor house that can boast of an old past. of 550 years, but also of historical links with Louis XV, King of France. The XV Manor has four spacious suites each with an independent access with bathroom or private bathroom. Exposed beams and old solid stones, the decoration carefully highlights the history of the manor that we share with you. A haven of peace completely private and peaceful. After a restful night, a continental breakfast buffet is served in the breakfast room.. Homemade pastries and jams, cereals, yoghurt, pastries and savory products from our region! The Corrèze is an ideal base for exploring the South West of France, located on the borders of the departments of Lot, Dordogne, Cantal and Puy de Dôme, you will discover beautiful villages, including five classified, all known for their charm, authenticity and lifestyle;.
Le Four a Sel Gites et Chambres d'hôtes
Montignac B&B & Gite
**LateDeals : 31 Aug-5 Sept. 2019. Large House for 15 people with 5 ensuite bedrooms 1000 (5nights) . House for 8 pers 600(5 nights) Cottage for 4/5 persons 475 (5nights) Le four a Sel Holiday Homes 3 Self catering gites (sleeps 15, 8 and 5) with pool , 5 minutes from Lascaux caves/Montignac and 30 minutes to sites. Available to rent individually or together . Peaceful & secludedin a stunning riverside setting with fabulous views , tons of green space, table tennis,outdoor playground area Wifi. Private fishing . Bed & Breakfast rooms(double, triple or a family room) also offered
Les Noyers à Montagnac
Cavagnac B&B & Gite
In a stylish contemporary house a sunny appartment for two on the garden level with it's own entrance & garden area . Centrally heated in winter . Close to many sites of interest - Collonges-la-Rouge , Rocamadour , Martel , Padirac , Sarlat & all the chateaux along the Dordogne river and the vineyards of the Bordeaux and Cahors regions
Au Jardin de La Bachellerie
La Bachellerie B&B
Old 17e century Presbytery, charming Guesthouse, with swimming pool and dinning meal, close to "Lascaux caves"
Hôtel – Bar le Saint-Robert.
Saint-Robert B&B & Gite
At the entrance of a beautiful medieval village, this old mansion is located on the side of a hill that dominates the valleys of the Yssandonnais. At the edge of the Limousin and Périgord. In the surrounding half-hour, you're beautiful excursions in the Perigord with churches, castles, Sarlat, Lascaux. Limousin with Collonges la Rouge, Aubazine, Pompadour, hiking, mountain biking, hiking trails.
Domayne Les Rues
St. Bonnet la Rivière B&B & Gite
We welcome you heartedly in our house in St. Bonnet la Rivière. One of the oldest houses of the village situated in the south of the Corrèze, near by the Dordogne, 20 km north from Brive. Our house offers you attractive rooms, a living, a dining room, and a library. We cook 2 times a week (Sunday and Wednesday) vegetarian meals. There are lots of restaurants nearby and also evening-markets with food from the region and music. In the garden, around the house and the swimming pool, you will find several lovely spots, where you can dream quietly ore enjoy reading your book .
La Coloniale
Varetz B&B
"La Coloniale" is a superb contemporary residence located in the heart of countryside, 9 kms from Brive, at crossrads of the Lot, the Dordogne and Correze Region, and 5 minutes from A89 (Clermont-Bordeaux) and A20 (Paris-Toulouse).
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Information on accomodation for the 2019 Cumann Merriman Winter School is available in the Irish language section of our website.
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Amrahbank
Depositors of four liquidated banks continue to receive compensations
Azerbaijan's Deposit Insurance Fund has paid AZN 537.1 million ($315.9M) to the 22,757 depositors of four banks that were liquidated in the past few months, the fund has reported.
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Azerbaijan's Deposit Insurance Fund has paid AZN 479.6 million ($282.1M) to the 20,360 depositors of four banks that were liquidated in the past few months, local media reported with the reference to the fund.
Azerbaijan discloses procedure for returning deposits to clients of liquidated banks
The compensation on the deposits in Azerbaijan's Amrahbank OJSC and AtaBank OJSC will be paid in a non-cash form through the debit cards of Kapital Bank OJSC and Khazri money transfer system, Trend reports referring to the Azerbaijan Deposit Insurance Fund.
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Generators are a complex subject. With wattages ranging from a few hundred to over 10,000 it can be overwhelming to figure out which one is right for you. Sure, you could dish out a few thousand dollars and get that massive stationary generator with enough power to supply the whole neighborhood. But why spend that much money if you're only going to use it for some lights and a refrigerator? On the other hand you may buy a 3500 watt generator and realize it's not enough to keep all your items running. I'm going to simplify the process for you and break down how many watts common household items need to run and help you figure out which generator is perfect for you.
To keep it short, I'm only going to cover some essential items in this list. There may be many more that you would like to power with a generator. Make sure to find out how many watts they use and from there it is simple math, just add all the items up to get your total required wattage. A good rule of thumb is to get a generator that is a little larger than your needs, just in case later on you want to add items. Plus, a generator really should not be ran at full load constantly. It is an engine, imagine running your car full throttle the entire way to the grocery store.
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Home » Latest » Today's Paper » OP-Ed » Kashmir Village Where Mallyas" Made a Fortune
Srinagar, August 5, 2018, 10:06 AM
UPDATED: August 5, 2018, 10:06 AM
Kashmir Village Where Mallyas" Made a Fortune
Welcome to Shilwath, in Bandipora district, where Vijay Mallya's father, Vittal Mallya's United Breweries Limited (UBL) grew and processed hops for the company's most popular brands, and made fortunes.
Ziraat Times team travels to an unassuming North Kashmir village to unravel a history that is now largely buried in countryside memory.
Some 25 kms from Srinagar, a quiet and serene village on Srinagar-Bandipora Road, at first glance, looks unassuming. The village is nestled among beautiful fruit orchards. It is quiet. It was once home to one of Kashmir's most cherished fruits – indigenous Kashmir melons.
Close by flows the River Jhelum, in its broadest width in the valley. It looks majestic here. It is a place that Britishers and Indian travellers would stop by on their Jhelum boat journeys to north Kashmir. In the 1990s, the area was part of the dreaded Ikhwan militia's area of influence. A lot changed in this area during those tumultuous years. But not its rich productive soil. The area has remained a Jhelum flood basin for many centuries. The area's soil has magic. It produces some of the finest agricultural and horticultural products.
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This village is not just another village of serenity and beauty of Kashmir. This is the place where one of India's most successful business houses made its initial fortunes. And it is a story that few people in Kashmir and elsewhere in India know!
Welcome to Shilwath, in Bandipora district, where Vijay Mallya's father, Vittal Mallya's United Breweries Limited (UBL) grew and processed hops for the company's most popular brands, and made fortunes. Yes, it is here, in this small village of north Kashmir, where the fugitive Vijay Mallya's family made their initial fortunes.
Mallyas' connection with Shilwath area dates back to the time when his family was really sort of the 'kings of good times'. It started around 1972 when Vittal Mallya met the then Kashmiri leader Sheikh Abdullah on a business trip. Vittal's foreign agro advisers are said to have told him to explore Kashmir to grow hops for the company's beer products.
"When Mallya approached Sheikh sahab for the first time, he sounded to be more interested in exploring Kashmir's agro potential", a retired government official, then looking after the region's agriculture, told Ziraat Times.
"And then one fine day he proposed to grow hops here. And looking at the potential of the initiative in creating jobs, the then government accepted the proposal", he adds.
People in the know of how it all started insist that the permission of starting hops cultivation was done with the understanding that the liquor brands made out of the hops produced in Jammu & Kashmir would not be marketed in Jammu & Kashmir.
"At that time, just like today, liquor was a taboo in Kashmir", says Abdus Sattar (name changed), a farmer who worked at one of breweries in Shilwath.
"All the processed hops was transported out of Kashmir to the company's factories in India. Most of the workers did not know who the owners were. We were strictly not allowed to sell or market it locally", says Sattar.
Initially, Jammu & Kashmir Government leased out two acres of land to the Mallya's company to start a nursery, that was supposed to provide seedlings to farmers to grow hops. From the nursery, farmers would get the hops plants and then grow those on their lands. There was an understanding between the United Breweries and farmers that the latter's produce would be bought by the company.
"It was not just Shilwath village. Several other villages in north Kashmir grew hops for the company. It was done mostly in an obscure manner because religious preachers and elders in many areas were against the practice", said Jalal-ud-din Bhat, another elder of a nearby village.
United Breweries had also constructed several breweries in Shilwath and some surrounding villages. These breweries were mostly run on steam boilers. Although most of the workers there were from Kashmir, oversight and quality control was also done by professionals from outside the state.
As the production of hops grew, United Breweries got almost complete beer market monopoly in India.
But what made the United Breweries have an edge over other competitors is the quality of the hops produced in Kashmir. It is known to have been exceptional. Those who used those UB products then would say it was a product like no other. Kashmir's hops were known to have exceptional characteristics.
With the onset of armed militancy in 1990s in Kashmir, hops cultivation abruptly stopped. The breweries/distilleries were burnt down. Some people who worked in the distilleries had to go into hiding. There are unconfirmed reports of some workers having been subjected to physical torture by armed fighters so as to discourage them from engaging in the business.
"First militants warned locals to restrain from cultivating hops, few listened but other continued. One fine night, militants in large number came and burnt orchards having hop plants. It created fear psychosis, resulting in others also cutting hop plants as a result of which hops cultivation in Shilwath died a natural death," locals said.
Today, in Shilwath and surrounding areas, youngsters have no idea of the hops cultivation. Elders tend not to talk of the past because it remains a cultural taboo in the area. Most of the people Ziraat Times team tried to speak to avoided talking about the past. Today, they are more interested in value-added cash crops other than hops.
And then some people don't want to even think of the past.
"Whatever was being done then was not in line with our faith and culture. Although locals did not consume the beer, yet it was wrong to get involved in something which is prohibited in Islam in the first place", a religious preacher in the area told Ziraat Times.
The unknown riches
The Mallyas' are known to have earned tremendous riches during the years their hops were grown in Kashmir. No one exactly knows the quantum of that. Considering the market volume and UBL's market share during the 70s and and 80s, the earnings could well be in hundreds of crores.
Meanwhile, UBL's total income stood at Rs 12,444 crore as against Rs 10,281 crore in 2016-17, up 21.03 per cent.
In 2017-18, the company's net profit was up 71.63 per cent to Rs 394.63 crore, compared to Rs 229.92 crore in 2016-17.
So, even as Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Airlines ended up in a fiasco, and he is a declared absconder in a multi-crore bank loan default case, the UBL remains in good times.
About Hops
Hops have been used since ancient times for medicinal purposes and to brew beer. They require specific soil and climatic conditions to grow well and these are found in Jammu and Kashmir and elsewhere in northern India. Hops are used for brewing as they have preservative properties which ensure that the beer retains its freshness for longer. Jammu and Kashmir is a Himalayan region in north-western India famous for its mountain scenery and lakes.
Extent of cultivation
Although, there are no authentic figures available about the exact quantum of land on which hops was grown, people in the area say that cultivation of hops was going on thousands of kanals of land in the area.
"Not one, but almost every orchard in our area was cultivating hops. It was a widespread practice after the Mallyas' firm gave seedling of hops which then became a preferred crop for locals in this village as it fetched good returns those days when rates of other fruits was not so high," said Ali Muhammad Dar, a Shilwath resident.
He said young to old men, people used to eke livelihood from hops cultivation which was processed at a local unit, situated outside the village, where non-local workers who were experts in processing hops, used to convert it into a sold form like shape of cake, then transported outside state in a special carriages.
Bashir Ahmad Wagay, who is now in his 40s, said that children were debarred from visiting these orchards where hops were cultivated.
"Children used to be curious why we were not allowed to visit orchards, then later on we realized they are being used to make beer," he said adding that most of the illiterate villagers didn't know that they were supplying this hops for Vijay Mallya's company.
Wagay, joined by another villager, Nazir Ahmad said that still our elders believe that this hop was used for medicinal purpose. "Had they know it then it is used as a raw material for liquor, I doubt they would not have cultivated as liquor consumption, trade is prohibited in our religion."
Did J&K state tax the produce?
A retired Commercial Taxes official on condition of anonymity told Ziraat Times that Mallyas' managed to export the raw material for their liquor brands from Kashmir in huge quantity without any tax.
"Hop is an agricultural produce, which is tax free. There were special arrangements for transportation to factories of United Breweries for brewing beer", he said, adding "the whole supply chain was designed in a manner that taxes were not applicable".
A renewed interest?
Interestingly, in 2009, during his visit to Kashmir, Vijay Mallya had created ripples when he had hinted that he would re-start hops cultivation in Kashmir.
It was a successful project, we produced the best quality beer from Kashmir hops and the then Kashmir government had taken keen interest in the cultivation of hops, Mallya is reported to have said.
Observers believe that such a plan was never to materialise in today's Kashmir. Moreover, Vijay Mallya's business collapse and the United Breweries' major management changes were factors that would hardly ever make such thing happen again.
Besides, hop cultivation, the United Breweries had also acquired 14 kanals of land in Industrial Estate Zainakote on the suburbs of Srinagar.
"We could not acquire it back as we lost the case in Supreme Court. He had given power of attorney to a local guy who is operating that unit now," said Managing Director, SICOP R.L. Tickoo, told Ziraat Times.
Noted industrialist and former President of Federation of Chamber of Industries, Kashmir (FCIK), Shakeel Qalander told Ziraat Times that before the onset of the armed struggle in Kashmir, Mallya's company indeed used to export hops from Kashmir, besides using the SICOP land for some production in Zainakote.
Interestingly, Walter Lawrence in his famous book "The Vale of Kashmir" mentions about the Hop cultivation in Kashmir.
"It is rash to pronounce any opinion on the future of the wine trade of Kashmir. The vineyards are under the direct management of the state, and in spite of supervision the vines do not receive the sedulous cultivation which alone can give success. The cultivators of the country have not taken up viticulture, and although Raja Sir Amar Singh and Diwan Amar Nath maintain vineyards and send their produce to the wine factory. I don't think that the wine industry of Kashmir will ever attain real importance until the villagers engage in vine-growing. The only market at present for the wines is Rinagar, as the long road carriage and the duties levied at the frontier make it difficult to land Kashmir wine in India at a moderate price; and, briefly, the business in present circumstances does not pay."
"But hops, also introduced by Maharaja Ranbir Singh do pay, and the hop-garden at Dubgam below Sopur has within the last few years been reclaimed from the wilderness into which it had passed and yield a some return to the state. Eighty three acres were under hops in 1893, and the outturn amounted to 250 maunds. The soil of Dubgam is no way superior to that of the country surrounding it, and there is nothing to prevent a large extension of the area now under hoops. But as in the case of wine grapes so in the case of hops, the people have no taken up hop cultivation, and until some of the few wealthy landowners in Kashmir pay their attention to this most safe and profitable enterprise hop cultivation will remain in the hands of the state."
And that seems to be an insightful commentary on the matter.
Ziraat Times
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