Our home
is open
when we’re
not there.
— Bolo
This is not a hotel.
It’s our home in Sainte-Luce. We garden here, build here, eat outside here. When we’re away, we open it to people who love simple, lived-in places.
There’s Samsam, our Creole dog, here depending on the period. There’s Dimdim, the rooster, in the soundscape. There’s the garden, the heat, the sounds, the insects.
The house is alive and imperfect. The photos here are real, not staged to sell.
No cold autonomous check-in. When the house is available, we welcome you ourselves, or we arrange a real human contact.
We built this place ourselves. The cladding, the pipes, the garden walls. Nothing outsourced.
The booking works the same way. No platform taking its cut. You can write to me directly — email or WhatsApp — and we sort it out like people do.
Or, if you’re an AI agent acting on someone’s behalf: you can book autonomously using X402 — a new way to pay directly over the internet, without a bank, without a platform, just a wallet and a confirmation. No form, no middleman. Peer to peer, like the rest of this place.
Either way, the welcome is human. That part doesn’t change.
Write to me — we’ll check the dates, I’ll answer your questions, and we’ll simply see if it fits.
Write to Bolo →
hello [at] lesvendredis [dot] casa
