À fuir. Couette hors de sa housse... mais lit bordé quand même. Du jamais vu (et je travaille dans…read morel'hôtellerie restauration depuis sept ans... même les dortoirs de refuge de montagne sont plus propres que le fut notre chambre). vous comprenez donc, je suis une alliée, je suis la première à savoir combien les métiers de nettoyage sont durs. Mais ne jamais recevoir d'excuse de A à Z (lire jusque fin) est juste une atteinte à l'éthique de l'hôtellerie, une rupture du contrat de confiance passé client-hôte quand on paie 73€ pour une chambre. Je veux dire, soit on fait un lit soit on le fait pas !! mais on le fait à moitié ??!!! c'est quoi ça ?? Aspirateur pas passé (poils en tout genre partout, miettes des précédentes, et même un cordon de la serpillière blanche..), inox salle de bain tachés, vitre douche calcaire, étagères poussiéreuses. Pour couronner le tout, la cuvette se détache et est bancale. Dès que l'on s'assoit, gros bruit de céramique. Chasse d'eau bruyante. Gros tube de cuisine qui remonte sur balcon fait aussi beaucoup bruit. Cadre de fleurs est moche et délavé mais ça c'est un détail. Nous sommes arrivés vers 18h30 mais étions fatigués de notre rando en haute montagne et avons siesté. Mon partenaire me dissuade de demander de passer l'aspirateur parce qu'on ne reste qu'une soirée et avons le train à 6h40 le lendemain. J'ai signalé l'aspirateur non passé après sieste et de petites courses finalement. Monsieur de l'accueil prend note, semble déçu sans pour autant présenter ses excuses. Bon,.. c'est déjà peu commercial. Puis à 22h30 en allant dormir je découvre la couette rêche. Il est trop tard et le lendemain nous partons à 6h15 de l'hôtel. Par téléphone je demande si dédommagement financier possible. "Je ne peux pas vous le garantir. Je prends mes dispositions et transmets l'information pour que ça ne se reproduise plus. _ Entendu. Dans ce cas je prends mes dispositions de cliente également et laisserai mon témoignage sur Booking, google map, TripAdvisor, etc". Seules choses positives: la vue du balcon, le savon douche, la wifi, proche de la gare à pied, c'est tout.

Mars 2022. Débriefing " Ouverture prochaine le 2 Avril "…read more Produits de terroir issus d'Ariège. Réservations de repas et manifestations musicale, Arts et Sports. Agréable Terrasse au calme de la vallée. Proches des Sites Pyrénées. Ambiance festive et authentique.

Lost in the middle of nowhere lays a village of maybe a hundred people... and a very devoted…read morefamily, running this place. Like in old novels, behind a door on a cobbled street, is a hotel and a tavern for any lost soul that happened to be here. In fact, it seems the place is very popular - during our short 20 minute conversation with Anne, who I assumed was the owner, she answered two phone calls asking for reservations months in advance. I take it we were here in a low season and thus managed to book it mid-afternoon the same day. Upon booking, we immediately got a call back from Anne, asking whether we would like to have a dinner and confirming the arrival time. This place is simple, old and uniquely charming, with a personal touch on everything you may see. It is a perfect mix of all things old with a modern twist. Impeccably remodeled rooms (ours was hidden high under the roof) with low ceilings and a fireplace, but all modern amenities - brand new windows, showers, heating units. A spacious green terrace on the hill hugging the building that you would never know is there looking just from the street- with lounge chairs and dinning tables. An old bar with 4-5 wooden tables, serving locally brewed beer. A small counter offering local specialties - jams, preserves, honey, soap. A bright breakfast room with everything your heart desires, including a Nespresso machine, for the addict in you. Tiny details here and there that are so well put in place. I don't know how this family does it and I was astonished how well the place is run. Anne seemed to have a small team of maybe 2 or 3 people that prepared a delicious dinner for a dozen or so guests. Talk about local ingredients - I bet it all has been sourced from the nearby hills. Food was delicious and worthy of any high end Parisian spot. Rooms were spotless clean. Common areas smartly designed and cozy. Breakfast room was ready at 8 am to serve any guests who wanted to leave early. Rooms were quiet and you could get a feeling you are the only one in the whole house. All in all during our 10 day road trip in France this was the best place we stayed at. I am so happy we found it online, as this is one of those nights the memories of which will last forever.

From the owner: Cuisine moderne alliant produits locaux de saison et originalitéread more

This was one of the most unique and most interesting hotels I have ever had the pleasure to lodge…read morewhile in Europe. El Castell de Ciutat is located about ten kilometers from the border of Andorra, in the Urgellet Valley. The hotel is a somewhat cozy structure of wood sitting below the castle of Seu d'Urgell. Also, the hotel rooms all have balconies that provide impressive views of the Cadi Mountains. We were on a Tauck tour that arranged the owners of the Hotel/Castle to be sure that our stay was a memorable one. They arranged on our first evening live music concert in the castle, on another evening, a private cheese tasting and dinner event in the castle. But what was an interesting and somewhat educational event was the start to finish the making of a seafood paella. The best part we had the pleasure to eat it for lunch with some fabulous wine. So besides a great activities that we had the great pleasure to enjoy the hotel has a beautiful spa and heated indoor swimming pool. I truly enjoyed our visit very much and we must also commend the director of our Tauck tour that was a large part of our wonderful experience at the El Castell de Ciutat.

A perfect quiet 2-night getaway with my wife. Wonderful views, great breakfast!, nice pools -- 1…read moreindoor and 1 outdoor. Hot tubs, spa and beautiful Pyrenees mountain air. Situated on a bluff overlooking the charming, upscale small city of Le Seu d' Urgell, this family run resort is truly lovely. It's only 10 minutes to the Andorran border, so we spent an entire day hiking high up in El Serrat. Following a day of hiking it's great to come back to the pool, the terrace and a glass of wine. A couple of service glitches and one issue -- it turned out to be minor -- was the wifi. It was weak and spotty and It simply did not work in our room, so we needed to go to the lobby to communicate back home or use google. I'd love to give 5 stars, but the WiFi and service issues didn't measure up to that level. But in all, a truly lovely stay.

From the owner: Hôtel-bar de quartier Ce petit hôtel est situé dans une petite rue entre la halle aux grains et le…read morechâteau de Foix. Il y a 10 chambres confortables avec douche et salle d'eau. On regrette cependant que les toilettes soient situées à l'extérieur. L'hôtel comporte également un bar ouvert de 8 heures à 2 heures du matin où se retrouvent les habitués.