Top Hotels Near Le Jarditrain Amusement Park in Saint-Didier from NZ$83

"Hosts were charming, personable, and informative. Out of the way but easy to find and near a small town with restaurants and shops. Grounds were serene and beautiful – you can tell a lot of work and love went into the gardens and property. The bed was comfortable, and the room was surprisingly quiet for an old country house. Bathrooms were updated and no issues with water pressure, hot water, etc. Our room had a coffee machine and a water boiler for tea. There was no fridge in the room, but they have a “guest kitchen” with two small refrigerators, plates, cups, glasses, utensils, etc., so you can go buy wine, cheese, etc. and keep it there. Breakfast was served in the garden patio with coffee, homemade and local pastries, breads, cheese, juices, and fresh strawberries. Hosts made scrambled eggs or omelets at your preference. One of the only places we’ve stayed where we felt sad when leaving. We rarely return to the same place (the world is huge!) but this would be the only place we would stay if we were anywhere near here again."

"Great property and staff"

"This is a fabulous place with lovely owners. It feels like a quiet oasis. We were there during a heatwave (40 degrees) but inside the rooms felt beautifully cool. We stayed in the museum room which was large, the bed was big and super comfortable. There’s a bath in the room (something my husband really wanted) and I made the assumption that there would be a walk in shower. But there isn’t, instead it’s a hand held shower in the bath so you can feel quite on display showering in the room and I didn’t master the art of not getting water everywhere. I didn’t have the breakfast but my husband said it was delicious, especially the eggs. They also do a dinner once a week which we’d read excellent reviews on. We didn’t have the dinner since it was very hot and we were having one small meal a day (this was 3 courses for €45). I felt that the owners were a little offended that we weren’t eating breakfast or the dinner. It wasn’t anything personal, just small appetites! There’s also a billiards table and board games which was fun in the evenings. Two small points to flag - there are x4 parking spaces outside the property and it’s not guaranteed that you will get a spot. But you can park nearby. You may also want a smaller car for the narrow streets. Also, worth noting that we got quite a few bites outside by the pool in the afternoon so remember some bug repellent. "