The hosts were very nice, and if you like a quiet and unique experience, this is the spot for you.
Frank3週間前
★★★★·Guillestre·9.6
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Chambre d'hôtes La Font in Eygliers features private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, and balconies or terraces with garden or mountain views. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, free public Wi‑Fi, on‑site parking, and daily housekeeping. A continental breakfast offers local pastries, cheese, fruit, and juice, while the restaurant serves international dinner cuisine. Situated 2.1 km from Lunette d’Arçon and Mont‑Dauphin Stronghold, it provides easy access to skiing, walking tours, and cycling.
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宿泊者による項目別の評価。
The hosts were very nice, and if you like a quiet and unique experience, this is the spot for you.
Frank·3週間前
The entire facility was lovely, the stay was magical! Wonderful hosts and breathtaking views, all surrounded by beautiful mountain trails.
Rebekah·3週間前
Wim and Tom gave a very warm welcome and were very attentive to the needs of their guests.
Bénédicte·1か月前
The hosts were very caring, the setting was wild yet still easy to reach and comfortable. I highly recommend it.
Adrien·1か月前
Everything was perfect. The homemade breakfast (preserves, yogurt, brioche, etc.) was all made from scratch. The cottage sits in a hamlet in absolute quiet, and the hosts give excellent advice on local restaurants and walks. Trust them. The only issue was the distance information from Booking. I was looking for a cottage near Arvieux, and Booking listed this one as about fifteen kilometres away. Booking forgot that in the Alps a straight‑line distance can easily double when you have to navigate terrain. By the time I arrived, I realized I would need more than an hour to get from Arvieux (my hiking spot) to Les Eygliers. You might say “why didn’t you check before booking?” but I did. My GPS showed a Les Eygliers 15 km by road from Arvieux, so it seemed plausible. Arriving an hour later, I discovered there weren’t two, but three Les Eygliers within a few dozen kilometres. Booking, stop treating customers like idiots. People don’t travel by air in the Alps; they travel on wheels or on foot. If you can’t provide accurate ground distances, don’t mislead us.
Wamkey·2か月前