At the beginning of the 15th century Domaine de Mialaret was noted for the first time in written history. In 1597 the building of a manor house was started. The neighbouring castle of Pennacorn highlights a relationship between the two. In 1893 Raoul Calary started to build the present castle.

In 1966 Le Mialaret was transformed into a holiday village and January 2001 its new owners arrived from the Netherlands.
The original interior of the castle has been maintained. Characteristic elements of the chateau are the stone above the kitchen with the Coquille St. Jacques emblem, a 16th century goblin, a hunting scene painting and the impressive chandeliers in the dining room.

On the ground floor there are two dining rooms/lounge, a bar / library,
a reception, a kitchen, and a large terrace. The first floor offers 7 completely renovated hotel rooms all differently decorated. Pets are not allowed in the hotelrooms.

The restaurant offers you a choice of several menu's also vegetarian, or à la carte.

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Domaine de Mialaret" is a unique scenic area of 44 hectares with a variety of broadleaved and coniferous forest. It has two fishing ponds, of which one with trout. Next to the large mammals there is quite a selection of birds, such as the raven, the woodpecker, the jay, the goshawk and the buzzard. Reptiles like the salamander, frog and lizard. Countless butterflies and dragonflies, not to mention the squirrels, hedgehogs, sables and ermines. In between the immense trees there are special sorts of ferns, carnivorous plants and wild orchids. In autumn you can search for wild edible mushrooms. At the estate you will find some 5 miles of walking- and mountainbiketrails, the adjoining estates are open to our guests.

Such an unique environment has a few demands: only very obedient dogs can
be kept without a leash and you are requested to make use of the specially constructed pathways and mountain bike routes. Making a fire is not allowed but you can enjoy a barbecue. Fishing in the two ponds is allowed, please put back the catch ( of course with an exception for the occasional bbq trout).

"Domaine de Mialaret" offers a lot of opportunities for the active and the leisure sportsman. All the facilities can be used at no extra cost, you will only be charged a small fee for the use of tennis rackets and tennis balls.
"Domaine de Mialaret" has facilities for the following sports: swimming:
unique Art Déco swimming pool (300m2), soccer (a halfsize playing field),
tennis (hard court), jeu de boule/pétanque (various lanes), volleyball, table tennis ( 4 tables in the open air), badminton, fishing (two ponds, one with trout), mountain biking (different routes), walking tours (only on the indicated pathways).

For children there are two playgrounds plus a mini farm, a miniclub and circusschool.
At the brasserie children can enjoy themselves with a game of pool or make use of the assorted slot machines.

For sailing, surfing, water-skiing, canoeing, kayaking, golf and horse riding,
nearby Neuvic offers ample facilities. See programmes at the reception desk.