“Nous avons passé un très agréable moment dans le cantal au relais des capucins.”
We liked the quiet and the warm décor, an excellent atmosphere, but the room had no TV.
Lilian2 weeks ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Ydes·9.0
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Le Relais des Capucines, a historic 18th‑century manor in Ydes, offers rooms with parquet floors, private bathrooms, hypoallergenic bedding, and soundproofing. Guests enjoy panoramic mountain views from a sun terrace, a lush garden, and an outdoor play area, all connected by free Wi‑Fi. Nearby, Pas de Peyrol, Neuvic d’Ussel Golf, and Casino de La Bourboule attract visitors.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
We liked the quiet and the warm décor, an excellent atmosphere, but the room had no TV.
Lilian·2 weeks ago
From the moment we arrived, the setting was relaxing, full of greenery and space, with no traffic noise; the stone cottage’s interior décor is dreamy, the breakfast is plentiful and served on time, and the manager is welcoming and offers plenty of local information. The room and dining area are very clean. I can’t think of any criticism; everything is excellent, even the price is very reasonable. Friends who booked a hotel room at Bort les Orgues paid €60 more. We’ll definitely return next year without hesitation.
Olivier·A month ago
The host is discreet and attentive to guests. The cleanliness of the place is exceptional and respectful. The breakfasts are high quality! The outdoor areas are poetic and dreamy. A small TV, even a shared one, would be nice to stay informed in these turbulent times; that would be the cherry on top. Convinced, we’ll return for sure! Martine & Jean‑Marc. A small TV, even shared, would be appreciated to stay informed, but it’s not a deal‑breaker.
Jean-marc·A month ago
A truly wonderful spot, the host was warm and welcoming, and we’ll definitely come back. Nothing to complain about—everything was perfect.
Nicolas·A month ago
There was no TV, and you have to take off your shoes before entering the room; that’s fine, but there were no slippers or anything to replace them, so you have to stay barefoot.
Didier·A month ago