De La Poste

Our car broke down, so we ended up stuck here for two days. The staff were friendly and helpful, and there aren't many nicer places to get stranded. Breakfast was the best I've ever had, continental of course, not cooked, though you can boil your own eggs.

The rooms were clean and well looked after, and breakfast was generous, served from 7 to 9:30 AM. There's private parking just around the corner, and the hotel sits on a charming little square with lively outdoor seating. We stopped here on our way to Spain. At first, it looked like a beautiful hotel with a lot of history, and the location was excellent. The staff didn't speak English, unfortunately, and there was no air conditioning in the room. Still, a great place to stay, and we'd happily return.

Handy for a night, with parking right in the town center and plenty of restaurants nearby. There are restaurants and a bar just across the way for an aperitif, and it's about a 10-minute walk to the pretty little town. Weekends are great. The design is a bit old-fashioned and the rooms small, but it does the job.

A very continental breakfast, with boiled eggs, ham, cheese, bread, and lots of tasty cakes and savory tarts. The coffee and juice were good too. It's an old-school French hotel, and some rooms have been renovated. There's no bar or restaurant, but the one next door is very good. Parking at the back costs around 8 euros a night. If you're out after 21:00, you'll need a code to get back in.