Every room includes Free Wifi, Private bathroom, Private pool, Balcony, Flat-screen TV, Terrace, Free toiletries, Toilet, and 4 more
16 m² · 1 full bed
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
1 full bed
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
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23 m² · 1 full bed and 1 twin bed · Suite
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
40 m² · Suite
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
40 m² · 1 full bed and 2 twin beds · Suite
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
1 full bed
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
19 m² · 2 twin beds · Suite
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
16 m² · 2 twin beds
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
2 twin beds
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
1 twin bed
Beds 8.1/10 · 43 guests mention them
The hotel was very clean and the staff were extremely friendly.
“Calme et agréable surtout avec la piscine en été!”
The reception staff were friendly with smiles and gave clear directions to the rooms, which were in the annex—a bit less modern than the main building. We arrived on motorcycles with friends at 5 a.m. and took a car parking space. The private, shaded parking is a bit narrow for manoeuvring a family sedan.
“Pour une nuit… très agréable plus je ne sais pas”
The comfort and aesthetic of the hotel area were impressive.
“une adresse sympathique pour un passage”
The hotel sits in the village centre yet remains quiet, and I could see the mountains from my room. There’s private parking, a large retro dining room, and it’s close to restaurants, one of which has a great vibe on Thursday nights. Parking can be a bit tight in the courtyard if you have a large SUV, and if there’s no spot, street parking becomes a real problem. As a side note, the curist atmosphere meant the jam at breakfast was rationed.
“Teleurstellend”
The place was decent. The room in the chalet was totally outdated, with old mattresses and a shower that had no water.
The hotel was very clean and the staff were extremely friendly.
“une adresse sympathique pour un passage”
The hotel sits in the village centre yet remains quiet, and I could see the mountains from my room. There’s private parking, a large retro dining room, and it’s close to restaurants, one of which has a great vibe on Thursday nights. Parking can be a bit tight in the courtyard if you have a large SUV, and if there’s no spot, street parking becomes a real problem. As a side note, the curist atmosphere meant the jam at breakfast was rationed.
“Calme et agréable surtout avec la piscine en été!”
The reception staff were friendly with smiles and gave clear directions to the rooms, which were in the annex—a bit less modern than the main building. We arrived on motorcycles with friends at 5 a.m. and took a car parking space. The private, shaded parking is a bit narrow for manoeuvring a family sedan.
“Teleurstellend”
The place was decent. The room in the chalet was totally outdated, with old mattresses and a shower that had no water.
“Pour une nuit… très agréable plus je ne sais pas”
The comfort and aesthetic of the hotel area were impressive.
