Recently Reviewed Hotels around Peyreleau

• Grand Hotel de la Muse et du Rozier
  "Thank you all"
  "Stayed for 4 Nights in Room 16 Room was very clean and had all the normal bits and bobs We didn’t have Breakfast as we don’t eat it but evening meal was as expected well presented but need more choice if staying for a week The staff where very helpful and very happy to help The photos of..." the hotel doesn’t do it justice it has some fantastic views " More >
• Grand Hotel de la Muse et du Rozier
  "Amazing food, extremely friendly staff, cute hotel dog"
  "We stayed there for one night during the easter break. As there were rooms available we were instantly upgraded with a larger suite. Although it was raining outside, we could still enjoy the amazing location of the countryside. The outdoor decking area looked great and the lounge area with the fi..."replace and pool table was just what we needed after a long drive and a rainy day indoors. The food was impeccable! We are huge fans of the salmon entree and the "chocolate as if you're dreaming dessert" was spectacular. It would be so nice to visit again in the summer time! " More >
• L'Ermitage de Peyreleau
  "A view to remember"
  "There are pluses and minuses to this place, pretty much like every b&b I've ever stayed at. On the plus side is the host, Doris, the lady who does everything she can to help regardless of the hour. We still remember returning from a 6 1/2 hour walk around 3 p.m. and she happily made us some aftern..."oon tea. The rooms are spacious enough and ours had a bathroom separate from the toilet which, though a seemingly small matter, is much appreciated. There was also a fridge, a rarity in B&Bs, and a hair dryer. Bed was comfortable and room was quiet at night. Breakfast is good, some of the produce is made by Doris herself, such as the jams and marmalade. It is a tad limited though but you won't go hungry. We had a wonderful view from our window which we thought was wonderful and the bed was made every day. Parking may be a bit of an issue for some. However, if you stay in European villages you must expect that there won't be a multi-storey carpark. Parking is in the narrow street an... " More >