Holiday rentals with wheelchair access in Centre-Val de Loire
4 properties with wheelchair access in Centre-Val de Loire. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
Renting a holiday home with wheelchair access – Centre-Val de Loire
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Refined Villa in Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire with Private Pool
Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire, Centre-Val de Loire
Spacious house in Nevoy with garden of 200 m², perfect for groups!
Nevoy, Centre-Val de Loire
Comfortable Apartment in Châteaudun with Garden, 53 m²
Châteaudun, Centre-Val de Loire
Charming House with Large Garden in Noyers-sur-Cher, Accessible
Noyers-sur-Cher, Centre-Val de Loire
The Centre-Val de Loire lines up châteaux, vineyards and tuffeau-stone villages along the longest wild river in France. Between Chambord, Chenonceau and the banks of the Loire, you come here to cycle, taste and stroll at a pace that invites you to take your time.
Cycling, sightseeing and tasting along the Loire
The region can be explored by bike thanks to La Loire à Vélo, a waymarked route linking Orléans to Tours along the river and its sandbanks. As for the châteaux, Chambord with its double-helix staircase, Chenonceau spanning the Cher, Amboise and Blois can be visited in all seasons; spring and autumn avoid the summer crowds.
Wine lovers roam the vineyards of Sancerre, Vouvray and Chinon, with tastings in troglodyte cellars. The markets of Beaugency and the banks of the Cher at Noyers-sur-Cher round out the itinerary. With a whole house, you head back to cook produce from the market and store the bikes safely after the day's ride.
Where to stay
In Veuzain-sur-Loire, on the slopes between Blois and Amboise, our houses and villas put the great châteaux within easy driving distance. Beaugency, a medieval town with its bridge over the Loire, charms with its lanes and its market.
On the Cher side, Noyers-sur-Cher and Mareuil-sur-Cher open onto the vineyards of the Val de Cher, while Sancheville and Abondant offer the calm of the Beauce countryside. Our whole-home rentals suit stays with family or friends who want their own kitchen and space to explore as they please.
What to see – Centre-Val de Loire
- Château de ChambordThis vast Renaissance château is known for its double-helix staircase and enclosed forest park.
- Château de ChenonceauThis château, built over the Cher River, has a gallery that spans the water across five arches.
- Château royal d'AmboiseThis royal residence overlooks the Loire and includes the chapel where Leonardo da Vinci is buried.
- La Loire à VéloThis marked cycling route follows the river past villages, vineyards, and sandbanks.
- Orléans CathedralThis Gothic cathedral in the city center is closely associated with the memory of Joan of Arc.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals are available in Centre-Val de Loire, and of what types?
Homerez offers 4 whole-home rentals in the region, spread across 2 houses, 1 villa, 1 apartment. You’ll find family houses and villas in villages like Veuzain-sur-Loire, Abondant, or Souvigny-en-Sologne, as well as a few studios for stays as a couple.
Are the properties well rated?
Travelers have given an average rating of 4.3 out of 5, based on 3 rated properties to date. This feedback reflects stays in whole houses with equipped kitchens and private space, appreciated for exploring the castles and vineyards nearby.
Do you need a car to visit the region?
Yes, a car remains very useful for getting between the castles and villages, which are often far from train stations. High-speed trains connect Paris to Tours and Vendome in about an hour, and Orleans is served by regional trains. Once there, La Loire a Velo lets you cycle along the river between Orleans and Tours.
What's the best time to visit?
Spring and autumn help you avoid the summer crowds at major sites like Chambord and Chenonceau. The grape harvest brings life to the vineyards of Sancerre, Vouvray, and Chinon in September. Summer is great for cycling and the Loire's sandy banks, but it's also the busiest season.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
Veuzain-sur-Loire, on the hillsides between Blois and Amboise, puts the major castles within easy driving distance. Souvigny-en-Sologne suits nature and forest lovers. Abondant offers peaceful countryside, closer to Paris and the Paris region.
Is it easy to taste the region's wines?
Yes, the vineyards of Sancerre, Vouvray, and Chinon offer tastings, sometimes in troglodyte cellars carved into the local tuffeau stone. Local markets, like the one in Beaugency, round out the experience. With a whole house and its own kitchen, you can cook your market finds right at home.