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"The receptionists were all very friendly and helpful with dining recommendations - but I want to particularly thank the lady behind the desk on the night we arrived. I didn't catch her name, but she was friendly, helpful with dining recommendations and kind enough to store some things of ours in the hotel fridge when we realized there was no fridge in the room. A really pleasant stay in a fascinating little town. No lift to the rooms, so folks with difficulties with stairs may have issues."

"The hotel was just what we wanted, a hotel in a very small and cute town. Hotel is not luxurious, but it's very serviceable/comfortable. The picture of the water is misleading, as there is no river near the town."

"The staff were wonderful and couldn’t be more helpful even though we speak no French they went out of their way for us Our cat was very happy looking through the window and watching the world go by"

"Ideally situated for my Father and I to go to the Millau Viaduct visitor centre, clean, tidy and friendly helpful staff."

"Nice place"

"We had been driving all day and Landed quite late in the evening a group of six with two been kids The manager went out of his way to sort some food out for all of which was a task on its own for him as we have fussy eaters. I would like to thank him and the other stafff for such a welcome and making our stay memorable. I would and will return here for a long weekend as our stay was only for the night as we was driving to spain. But what a find. "

"This old stone house is built up against a cliff in the Tarn River Gorge, a place of exceptional beauty. We stayed in early spring and enjoyed the fresh greenery, bird songs and the occasional fox sighting. It's very secluded yet convenient to town and exploring the area. The house has a well equipped kitchen, good lighting, a comfy sofa for evenings and a very good bed. The porch offers a fine view of the river and canyon and is great for eating out. Clare and Alex have worked hard to make this a five-star experience, and we appreciate their hospitality."