Find 3 Star Hotels in Pointis-Inard from AED 174

"The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Dinner and breakfast were amazing. "

"Very nice, clean hotel. Would recommend!"

"Top Notch remodel apartments in a historic building. Part of a complex of an old church/fort. Difficult to find I got lost even with Google Maps but well worth it when you arrive"

"Très bien merci "

"This lovely little hotel/b&b in the heart of the Pyrenees was a perfect base for our 5 days cycling. Right in the heart of the village of Les, you’re close to the local shops, bars and restaurants, but still quiet and peaceful. The only issue was that the more famous French mountain passes are a distance away (eg 30 mins to start of Superbagneres, 90 to Tourmalet) Es Neres is tastefully decorated, clean and tidy. Excellent for the price. The included buffet breakfast was limited, but included...

"This 19th century chateau was located up a narrow road next to the restaurant. The staff were efficient and friendly and the room was spacious and spotlessly clean. The decor was old, in the style of the house, but the bed and pillows very comfy. It was surrounded by mature gardens with a pool. The breakfast and dinner in the restaurant were excellent. It was a very restful stay in the beautiful Pyrenees."

"Overall a nice stay in what I would say is quite a rural area. The staff were really polite and helpful. The only things that I would say would improve a stay at this hotel is a couple of easy wins such a tea/ coffee facilities in the room and a welcome pack explaining check ins/outs, places to eat etc as we soon found out lots of places close in certain days or didn’t serve food for very long (I imagine this is a seasonal thing). This became quite a problem for us as we didn’t want to eat the...

"Le camping est très bien entretenu, calme, confortable et tranquille. Entouré de verdure c'est un vrai havre de paix. Les activités sont variés et de qualité surtout pour les enfants. L'équipe familiale est très à l'écoute et réactive. Le seul défaut est l'environnement. Il n'y a pas grand chose à visiter autour. Après le château de Foix et de Saint Liziers, on se transforme en spéléologue pour les grottes ou il faut faire des tas de bornes... "