“Prachtig resort”
The location and friendly welcome with delicious dinner and cat-friendly accommodations were great, and we’d love to return for a longer stay. Everything was fine, the location was very beautiful.
AndreaHá 3 meses
★★★·Castelnau-Montratier·8.2
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ou é só digitar: “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Chez Berger, a newly renovated adults‑only B&B in Saint‑Paul‑Flaugnac, offers a private two‑person guestroom with air‑conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, and an en‑suite bathroom featuring a walk‑in shower. Guests enjoy a salt‑water pool with panoramic views, sun terrace, garden, and on‑site parking. Located 12 km from Roucous Golf, 47 km from Pech Merle Cave, and 107 km from Toulouse‑Blagnac Airport.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The location and friendly welcome with delicious dinner and cat-friendly accommodations were great, and we’d love to return for a longer stay. Everything was fine, the location was very beautiful.
Andrea·Há 3 meses
The reception, location, and the room were all good. No points to mention.
Pieter·Há 5 meses
The setting and cleanliness were excellent.
Tomasetti·Há 7 meses
André and Linda are lovely hosts who take the time to greet you and listen to your needs. The lower room we stayed in with our two small dogs was perfectly clean and super comfortable. We felt right at home in the property and the whole estate in that very beautiful and quiet area. Moreover, the room stayed pleasantly cool despite the heatwave. The pool and its surroundings are a significant plus for disconnecting and having a good stay. At breakfast, Linda treated us with a basket full of delightful surprises, local products, homemade bread and brioche, eggs… A treat! It was hard to find an open restaurant on Sunday evenings in the area, but our hosts advised us and we had a good meal just a few kilometers away.
Corinne·Há um ano
The place is pretty and well equipped, but the price‑quality ratio feels common across this beautiful region. In the lower‑floor room, the neighbor’s hunting dog barks even at night, the bedside lamp is too dim for reading, the phone reception and Wi‑Fi are poor (the cottage’s Wi‑Fi works fine), and the plumbing noise from the room above is quite loud. Breakfast was decent but arrived earlier than expected, was taken away before I finished while I was in the bathroom, and replaced by a bill. The accommodation has been run for a year by a German‑Dutch couple with no openness, treating money as if it were the only thing that matters. The stay‑tax amount was wrong on the booking, and they replied in German or Dutch saying I was making drama and that I chose to use booking, so I must cover their fees—clearly a mistake since I was talking about the tax. They spread blame on booking and shift all responsibility onto me, even though I only spent a minute figuring out how they could fix the issue. The invoice lacks VAT or a “non‑applicable” note, and there’s no French bank account; they refuse to accept account fees, so the only way to book is a wire transfer to the Netherlands, which my app doesn’t allow unless I change my contract, and not even on a holiday. A simple gesture from them would have smoothed things, especially since I was a last‑minute reservation, but no. The lady asked what they could do to improve their accommodation. I replied that a 10‑Euro fee for a 4‑kg dog in the middle of the countryside might be a bit high; their answer was “that’s our price, you accepted it.” Their inflexibility is evident. Better stay with people who smile warmly rather than greedily.
Valerie·Há um ano