Hotels in Maconnais

"Everything was just ducky"

"An out of the way location, but nice enough place. I was on bicycle, so found my way through creative routing. Quiet and secure."

"We had an overall pleasant stay. The staff were especially friendly and attentive during breakfast and dinner—always welcoming with a smile, which really made a difference. The food was surprisingly good for a hotel of this category, with generous portions and fresh ingredients. The location is also a big plus, very close to TGV train station—convenient to everything we needed and easy to get around. Given the amenities and service, the price was very reasonable. A couple of drawbacks to note: our room DID NOT HAVE A SMALL REFRIGERATOR, which would have been useful, and there was NO room view to speak of, which made the space feel a bit closed in. The room #202 looked over a roof top. Still, for the value and service, we’d consider staying again. "

"We parked our motorbike outside our room on the ground floor. Nice spacious room, but we had to run the bath tap for 10 mins to clear out the black grunge. Bathroom was good size also. We dined there and breakfasted. The bill was all mixed up, I think we overpaid slightly."

"Nous avons choisi cet hôtel par hasard, un peu en dernière minute sur la route du Sud, mais quelle belle surprise! hôtel propre, bien tenu, confortable et petit déjeuner remarquable avec des produits frais et locaux. Rapport qualité prix parfait! Bravo "

"Our room has a balcony facing tall tree. It's very nice."

"Used as a stop over on our way back to the UK from South France. Family room with a double in one room and 2 twins in the other. Hard to come across for €150. Very clean and comfortable beds. The missus snored all knight though! "

"A great hotel. Not cheap when adding in drinks/ parking/ food but a lovely experience. The room was immaculate, car park safe and the staff were super friendly."

"Excellent stop overdo. Way to the alps with a supermarket and a flinch restaurant close by Perfect after a long day's drive"