Dont be mislead by its name based on its location of the old village post office. This is a high design, very refined boutique hotel-inn with a charming annex, Villa Kiwis across the road above a venisian-like canal. The young owner Frederic Doucet is an excellent chef and his personal touch is present from the kitchen through to the rooms.... More

We did not stay at HR de la Poste (we were in the lovely and classy Clos de l'Argolay just next door), but we went there for an evening meal. While the little amuse-bouche they served before the meal were very nice, the meal itself was terrible. the fish was not fresh, the chicken was chewy. We should have know... More

We booked this Hotel as a stop over on route to the South of France. To be quite honest, we did not expect too much and we were a little concerned about the 'laid back' attitude to our resevation. The hotel did not require a credit card by way of guarantee that we would arrive and e mail confirmation was... More

It is quite some time since my wife and I stayed at La Poste and since then it has undergone a major modernisation. Our 'black and white' room was certainly very comfortable. Since one consults Tripadvisor for 'facts' it is important to state that there is no hotel carpark. One parks in the public carpark opposite (blue zoned), which is... More

We have been staying here for the past 4 years on our way through to the Charente. The rooms have been updated since we started staying here and the prices may be a little higher but are still reasonable. I think that the son has now taken over and he was very attentative when we were there even offering us... More

We were looking for an hotel and we weren't sure the price was a joke or real... It's a little bit expensive for the area but the level of services and details justify some more euros:) The hotel has been renewed in 2007, you could understand from the details that everything has been done with passion... The breakfast is again... More

Our room couldn't be faulted. The main problem with the hotel is the attitude of the owner's wife - Madame Doucet. When we were choosing our meal in the evening she was determined to rush us as there was a large party there. The meal was quite poor for a hotel that prides itself on its food - the steak... More

Charolles is west of Macon, just off the main central France east-west road on the way to Moulins, the N79/E42, and we were despairing of finding a hotel on a Saturday night, until we chanced on this gem. The Hotel is just off the main square, and opposite the church. We were warmly welcomed and shown a delightfully large room... More