My daughter, dog and I stayed for one night on the way to the south of France at the end of July 2012. It was her first French hotel, and gave her a real feel for traditional French country hotels. Absolutely lovely looking hotel with private parking out the back. Threw open the windows to a flower filled courtyard. Traditionally... More

This charming Auberge personifies the France that is charming, orderly and still serves good traditional food. Situated in the lovely Loire,it makes an ideal stopping place en route to the South. Our room was comfortable and spotless, as was our bathroom,if a little cramped. Dinner was excellent,and the amuse bouche of avocado and fresh crab memorable. The menu at 22euro... More

A rare find these days genuinely original and delicious food at a fair price for the quality. We lighted on this auberge well situated half way home from the south of France and were delighted with the service and quality of food. Unfortunately we had booked accommodation elsewhere but would definitely return on another trip.

We stayed here for one night in August with our two granchildren aged 10 and 7. Rooms clean and adequate and hotel is situated in a picturesque village. Cost of rooms was reasonable at 122 euros for two rooms to accomodate 5 of us. The restaurant has up market food but no English menu. A waiter and other guests helped... More

We chose this hotel as it was roughly half way to our final destination in the south of France. Firstly the hotel was very nice indeed situated on the main road in a small village with not much passing traffic. We booked a family room as there was three of us travelling which was very nice with two seperate bedrooms... More

The Tete de Lard is on the main road through the small town in what is, in effect, the town centre. It looks welcoming from the outside, which reflects what the guest will find inside. Courtyard parking is through a passageway at the rear. The premises has a very nice bar, with reasonable prices. There were about four or five... More

Rooms and decor were old fashioned but comfortable. Dinner was excellent and service good, but the food/wine was expensive. A pleasant town. A good stopping off point on the way north to Paris/Calais from the South.

Good, old fashioned Logis de France. Very pleasant staff. Rooms fine, with wall papered ceilings. Our only grump is that the dinner was expensive - 40 euros for 2-3 OK, but not wonderful, courses, with house wine at 9 euros a pichet, whereas we had been paying 3-4 euros further south for good house wine. The breakfast buffet was good... More