Hôtel Le Sauvage

Full of character.

The hotel is in a very central position of the town, and the building is from the 16th century. The restaurant is decorated with both old and newer artifacts, a generous mix of interesting pieces. The rooms are of a reasonable size, and the furniture is different from more modern hotels. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was dated, but clean and in good order. The breakfast was tasty. The selection was adequate. The restaurant's menu was limited, but the dishes served were of good quality.

Some may say that this hotel is worn down and outdated. The furniture is old, but we found it just charming. At his time of year (early December), the hotel is understaffed, but the owner was very helpful and tried his best to communicate with us in English.

No particular preference

Nothing worth mentioning

location was ok

seemed a dated and tired establishment with lots of clutter and some of the staff were not engaging; english was not spoken by all the team