Vallée Noble

The hotel is tucked into a beautiful forest setting. It’s not easy to get to without a car or private transport, though. The rooms were spotless, had everything we needed, and the beds and pillows were extremely comfortable. I especially liked the little balconies. Staff were consistently polite and ready to help. We didn’t use the pool, but it looked very inviting, and we skipped the hotel restaurant too. In the nearby village, we found some fantastic places to eat at very reasonable prices. Breakfast was really good, with lots of fresh local food. The cheeses were a standout. The price was very reasonable and absolutely worth it. I’d gladly recommend a stay here.

We came across the place by chance for dinner with the family, and we’d definitely return if we get the chance. The atmosphere was quiet, the food excellent, and the staff top-notch, especially the girl. The location seems out of this world, though really, it isn’t.

The room was comfortable, and we slept well. It had a TV, tea and coffee facilities, and a large bathroom with a bath and shower. There was no bath plug, so we could only use the shower. There was no milk with the tea and coffee, but I asked the lady at reception and she happily brought some from the kitchen. I arrived late in the evening and checked in easily. The young lady was very friendly and welcoming. The location is beautiful, peaceful, and relaxed, with an indoor pool and an on-site restaurant. We didn’t choose breakfast, though it looked nice, and the dining area seemed big enough for everyone. The only real criticism was hearing guests slam doors late at night as they went to nearby rooms. You pay on the day you leave. We were a little shocked when asked to pay for restaurant meals we hadn’t had, but it was soon sorted out as a mistake. Despite one or two issues, we’d love to return.

The location is great, and the hotel is nice. The rooms are a bit small.