Ariège Azimuth

The breakfast had loads to choose from, including jam, sweets, cheese and ham. The croissants were excellent, and having several Tassimo machines was a nice surprise after the coffee we'd had at nearby hotels. The little hut itself was lovely, with a big bathroom, bedroom and kitchen, and the outdoor area has small play spaces that are good for families. The pool was nice too, though closing at 9pm felt a bit early for this part of the world. I'd definitely come back if I had the time.

There are 12 separate cabins, each with a kitchen and 4 to 6 beds. It’s a very quiet, peaceful spot. Breakfast in the main building is worth considering too, and all the breakfast food is organic.

The accommodation is really high quality and thoughtfully laid out. The hosts make you feel very welcome.

It took me a while to decide between 3 and 4 stars. For a hotel, I'd say 3 stars at most, but it's a pretty good place to unwind and has what you need. We had a large, cozy house with two bedrooms, a decent shower, and everything was beautifully clean. The mountains are nearby. We did find a couple of ants in the shower, though it wasn't as bad as it could have been. There was a stove, a TV, 3 beds, and I think a refrigerator, plus a grill to use. On balance, 4 stars feel deserved.