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"Clean, funky room. Interesting decor. Great location. Very nice staff. Convenient, inexpensive parking. Delicious breakfast. Great location. Wonderful restaurant for dinner nearby- L’Epicerte. Highly recommend all of this!!"

"Could hear people upstairs (thin walls). TV is super small , rooms very dated. It’s a Motel not Hotel "

"Nice and super staff! "

"Great room staff very attentive. I would have liked a toaster to use at breakfast "

"The bed was really comfy with lovely crisp white bedding and I had lovely views of the snow capped Pyrenees at the rear of the hotel. The staff were very welcoming and willingly assisted with any reasonable requests. The breakfast was excellent quality and well presented. Thanks for looking after me "

"I don't usually remember to leave a review, but this was a very excellent hotel. The owners have preserved the historic aspects of the building while thoroughly modernizing the rooms and they are extremely clean. The restaurants are excellent, I ate at Le 9th several times. The location is very quiet and central. The housekeeping was excellent and no matter what time of day I left and took the sign off the door it was clean when I returned, which I did not expect (most US hotels have a set time for cleaning). "

"Martine is very hospitable and gave us homegrown tomatoes and homemade jam and kept the pool beautiful however the accommodation needs updating, & is not to my standard of hygiene. Something in my bed on the mezzanine made me itch. There is barely any light in the kitchen which made it difficult to cook. The only supermarket is a Super U which is about 11 miles away, nothing in the village. Positives: the pool, the hot water, the proximity to the mountains and Lourdes if you’re of a mind to visit. We left early due to the impending strike by ferry workers."

"Pre hospital visit. Receptionist excellent, but air con didn’t work, but she managed to apply a fix. Bag of food waste outside our ground floor window prevented us from having the window open."

"Worn-down"