La Treille Muscate

Nice little accommodation in an old stone character building in a small beautiful village famous with its pottery. Very nice views and charming atmosphere.

The price of the dinner is a bit too high for what it was. At breakfast basic things were missing like cooked eggs, cheese or warm milk. Guests were supposed to boil their eggs by themselves which I have seen in other old French hotels too but I still find this absurd. The room was not so clean, there was dust and spider webs. Also not the most child friendly place.

It was our 5th stay in this small and charming Hotel! The restaurant is a must: Everything so delicious and the staff are nice (no English though:-))

The breakfast was this time not as good as usual.

Beautiful location.

Precooked food in restaurant.

Beautiful old building. Bedrooms all have what is needed - kettle, some tea (no English breakfast, take your own) & coffee. Bathroom has shampoo/shower wash. Lovely view over fields, across to Mirmande and down the Rhone. Meals were served in the outside dining area (June). Food was largely fine but not the most flavoursome we’ve ever eaten.

Comparing it to other places, the room was quite pricey especially as on the small side. For a restaurant that prides itself as being quite ‘high end’, little things let it down. We had two glasses of Cremant. One was obviously finishing off an opened bottle (I know this has to happen) but it was actually flat - whereas the other was clearly a fresh bottle. Then the two glasses of Viré Clessé were served in different glasses to each other - one in a red wine glass. Combined with food not bursting with flavour, this actually became more of a disappointment than it should have been. We ate here about 6years ago and decided to come back (we try not to repeat) because we had such an amazing meal. Not so much this time, sadly.