Domaine Le Prieuré Hôtel Restaurant Événementiel

"We spent two night in this wonderfully located hotel. The gardens and the pool were highly enjoyable. The restaurant was really good and well priced. Especially the fierce grill and what came off it was great. However, the family rooms were two adjacent rooms that were by any standard too small and cramped. We put the chairs in the shower during the day to be able to actually move. I would suggest to book two separate rooms ins stead of a family room when traveling with children."

"The location of this place is wonderful. Great view, nice terrace, swimmingpool, good place if you like quiet places. Historical, interesting building. Nice people.The hotelroom was spacious. the shower a bit tidy, but okay for us. The food was average. Some dishes were good. Unfortunately, there was sand in our salad. After our complaint they gave us a new salad straight away, and offered us a coffee. Well done."

"We booked this place as we wanted to stay near our friends who live nearby and was glad that they knew the area and took us places. We would be really stuck for things to do in The Prieuré as if you don’t cycle or like picking mushroom you have a drive to most places of any interest. The hotel offers rooms with very basic amenities and the beds were very hard but we padded them with all blankets available. It also turned out to close for many hours after lunch with no one at reception and we were not told about the digicode on arrival but were lucky to drag the gardener into the hotel and ask him for our keys. The food is beautifully presented with elaborate pre-prepared food ornaments and looks like Michelin’s star food until you try it. A bit disappointing that in the night of berries season we got tinned fruit for fruit salad and in the midst of asparagus country we were served tinned asparagus. The wine glasses used to serve my rose were the smallest wine glasses I have ever seen but pression is of finest quality. Staff made a point of not speaking English (except guy on reception) which is fine being middle of country. The rooms were checked daily and breakfast’s highlights are all these home made jams. The rest you can buy from SuperU 3 km away for much less than the ten Euro charged. On balance, it served its purpose very well and would go back if opportunity comes up."

"This ancient large building, in the heart of a tiny village, is overlooking the valley and offers great views on the surrounding mountain. Rooms are simple, but comfortable, avoiding any decoration faux-pas. Superb breakfast offering an amazing range of home made jams (including dandelion flowers!), local cheeses and hams, delicious crispy bread from the nearby bakery. Staff is extremely welcoming and efficient."

"We chose this hotel for a one-night stopover on the way to Paris because it seemed to be the only place in the vicinity that served dinner on Mondays. ||||The room was tiny but very clean. Even though there were two of us, we received only one towel. The walls are paper-thin, so bring earplugs if that is an issue for you. ||||The staff was very pleasant and the property has a friendly resident dog and a playful kitten. ||||The dinner was fine."