Eco Lodge Pyrénées Prestige Unusual accommodation in the heart of the Pyrenees Animal Park

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Opening hours

Temporarily closed

Useful information

Location : In the countryside

Province : Soule

Services

Bank cards accepted
Chèques Vacances (Holiday voucher)
Disable access
English spoken
Garden
Groups
Linen included
Microwave
Parking
Terrace
open 7/7

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- Pyrénées Prestige: our nights are more beautiful than your days.
  
  Discover now pyreneesprestige.com the new website dedicated to the park's accommodation. Once the park gates are closed, enjoy our unusual accommodation to observe the wolves and bears in their privacy, while enjoying your dinner. Once night falls, listen to the howling of the wolves and let yourself be amazed by the beauty of the starry sky. Book your stay full of emotions without further delay!
  
  The Den: Sleep with the Brown Bears
  Splendid dome -shaped cabin overlooking the Bear enclosure, this accommodation created for 2 people exclusively makes you live a very intimate moment . High-end standing with large bedroom, king size bed, comfortable bathroom, warm and cocooning decoration, the view is breathtaking on the enclosure of our 3 brown bears. Indu, Mischa and Trôna play and evolve simply before your eyes for your greatest pleasure. For one night, enter the life of the Lord of the Pyrenees and admire this majestic animal that it is essential to protect.
  
  The Trapper's Cabin: sleep with the grey wolves of Europe
  Authentic trapper's cabin made of larch logs with cozy and warm comfort. Otxoa and Waka, the alpha couple , set the pace for the pack's life. Share with them strong moments, games, meals, dominance and howls, a wonderful opportunity to leave tales and legends aside to truly get to know the one who fascinates as much as he intimidates: the Wolf.
  
  The Refuge: Sleep with the black wolves of Canada
  On a rocky peak, this spacious and refined lodge in old wood offers you a breathtaking view of the Pyrenees mountain range. Comfortably installed in your bed, discover the intimacy of our pack of black wolves. In the children's room, a large bay window immerses you in the games and quarrels of the colony of prairie dogs.
  
  Information and reservations on pyreneesprestige.com
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Traveller Reviews Google Eco Lodge Pyrénées Prestige

4.7 sur 5 8788 reviews

5 sur 5 Reviews posted by maria gevaux on 24/09/2024

We stayed overnight in one of the lodges. What an amazing experience. The parc is very clean and tidy, with well cared for animals. It is not very easy for people with disabilities. as the paths can be very steep.
5 sur 5 Reviews posted by Michael Harwood on 17/08/2024

Been several times over the years with the family and it’s always a great day out. A bit pricey for a large family but still worth it. The food was good and only a little overpriced. Shop was expensive.
5 sur 5 Reviews posted by Kevin Butler on 31/07/2023

Amazing. Well worth a visit, in fact it is worth doing a detour just to visit this park. The displays just get better as you walk further around the park. Great range of animals to see and the keepers are really friendly and willing to share their knowledge. All the ones I spoke to had very good English too. The cafe that is half way is very good too. The only area that required a bit of effort was a steep climb to see the mountain type goats, but this path is optional. Not expensive either. I will definitely go again!

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1313 reviews

"Awesome Day Out"

Reviews posted by NorthStar42043983533 (Cambridge, United Kingdom) on 12/09/2024

Awesome day out. Animals looked healthy, some of the areas smaller than would expect and some of the English translations are a bit off but a really fun day out.
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"Brilliant day out!"

Reviews posted by Jon B (Bordeaux, France) on 08/09/2024

A really good zoo, well thought out enclosures with some animals free to wander amongst you (particularly liked the lemurs). The visit takes at least 2 hours and some parts are a bit steep (although...
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"Borderline cruel"

Reviews posted by matthewn103 (Island of Malta, Malta) on 07/04/2024

The enclosures of some of the animals, are really small. There were no shows, no scheduled shows and the only interaction was with the birds that get the full points which would otherwise have been...
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