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Stress tip: Stand up, stretch your legs, book a Haute-Loire hotel, go to the airport, jump on a plane, never return. Or something to that effect. While it's difficult to stay right in the centre, there is accommodation close by. Take your pick of 2 digs within 10 kilometres of downtown Vernassal.

The Hôtel Alizé and Hotel Leydier are among your best options if you intend to sleep within an easy commute of the centre.

You might like to look into some other hotels, such as the Relais du Silence Domaine Saint-Roch or the Inter- Hotel Bristol. The first can be found 19 kilometres from central Vernassal, and the latter is 18 kilometres away. And finally, don't forget about the Hôtel-Restaurant La Crèche, 20 kilometres away.

Espaly-Saint-Marcel is another place where you can kick back and make friends with the room service menu. Located 15 kilometres southeast of Vernassal, it's where you'll discover the Rocher Corneille and Le Puy Cathedral. If you're keen to spend a night or two in Espaly-Saint-Marcel, consider the ibis Styles Le Puy-en-Velay and ibis Le Puy en Velay Centre. Or, you could consider staying in Sainte-Florine, 40 kilometres to the northwest of Vernassal, where you can pick from the Le Florina and Hotel Evan. Eglise de Mailhat and the Musee de la Mine are some of the most popular places to explore while in Sainte-Florine.

The Jean Monnet University, the Musee d'Art et d'Industrie and Cathedral of Saint Charles Borromeo are just some of the sweet things to see and do in St. Etienne. This regional centre is 60 kilometres northeast of Vernassal and has a population of 180,000. Got another day or so up your sleeve? Check out what's going on at the Cite du Design and the Musee des Beaux-Arts. The Hôtel du Golf and Mercure Saint Etienne Parc de l'Europe are a selection of places to stay in St. Etienne.

So all you've gotta do now is stick on your out-of-office then ditch the joint. After all, you've worked your socks off for a lastminute.com.au holiday to Vernassal, right?