“Was für eine Entdeckung”

Es war wirklich Glück, dass die ersten Logis wir voll war, weil wir dann die schönen Hostellerie du Clos Pite rief versucht. Wenn Sie das Hotel auf der Suche nach gehen lassen Sie sich nicht von der langen und gewundenen Straße, die Sie denken Sorgen wird nirgends. Halten Sie sich auf denn wenn man… Mehr

Es war wirklich Glück, dass die ersten Logis wir voll war, weil wir dann die schönen Hostellerie du Clos Pite rief versucht. Wenn Sie das Hotel auf der Suche nach gehen lassen Sie sich nicht von der langen und gewundenen Straße, die Sie denken Sorgen wird nirgends. Halten Sie sich auf denn wenn man dort bekommen es lohnt sich wirklich's. Unten ist mit faszinierenden Nachweis der lokalen Kultur gefüllt und bezaubernd, die Zimmer sind alle nach den örtlichen Kämpfe Kühe benannt. Das Schlafzimmer die Einrichtung ist sehr geschmackvoll und komfortabel. Aber das Essen ist sensationell, wirklich Michelin Qualität. Meine Vorspeise mit Garnelen, Avocado und Gurken war ausgezeichnet, und setzen den Maßstab für ein grandioses main des himmlischen Gänseleber mit Apfel- und der Nachtisch von mille Mille-Feuille mit Apfel- und Cremetönen. Mein Mann hatte Ziegenkäse und- Olivensoße Chutney zu beginnen, ein riesiges Steak, was halbiert werden mussten, um Medium zubereitet werden, und ein cremiger Armagnac Dessert. Das Aufstehen am Rande eines Waldes mit keinen Verkehr, im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes kein Verkehr, war magisch. Wir würden sofort wieder hinfahren.

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“Lovely stay”

We chose this hotel because we were looking for accommodation in this area on a Sunday and wanted a hotel with a restaurant which would be open for dinner. We were a little nervous given some of the previous reviews of this hotel however we were agreeably surprised on all counts. We arrived earli… Mehr

We chose this hotel because we were looking for accommodation in this area on a Sunday and wanted a hotel with a restaurant which would be open for dinner. We were a little nervous given some of the previous reviews of this hotel however we were agreeably surprised on all counts. We arrived earlier than expected and had to ring from the front entrance. Our host was welcoming and even helped carry our bags. Later, when we couldn’t work out how to switch on the TV, he willingly came and showed us what to do. We had a standard room which was nicely decorated, clean and comfortable. Our room was at the front of the hotel facing the road and we did experience some traffic noise in the early morning which was surprising given the quiet rural location. Dinner was excellent and we were very well looked after by our host. As well as the food and wine, there were other nice touches such as the superior cutlery and napery. We finished the evening with a glass of Armagnac in the library – a lovely sitting room for guests with a good collection of books and tourist information. Next morning we met madame (who is the chef). Some previous reviews suggested she might be somewhat problematic. However, in her dealings with us, she was reserved but perfectly nice. She served us an excellent breakfast including pot-set yoghurt, fresh fruit and brioche. We left with nothing but good feelings about this hotel and its proprietors and we would happily stay here again.

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“Peaceful and Traditional”

Quite a remote location. We were welcomed by the friendly owner and shown to a s[acious and comfortable room with views across the countryside. We had a decent bathroom with both shower and bath and a separate loo. There is a surprising range of public rooms, featuring a billiard table and a very n… Mehr

Quite a remote location. We were welcomed by the friendly owner and shown to a s[acious and comfortable room with views across the countryside. We had a decent bathroom with both shower and bath and a separate loo. There is a surprising range of public rooms, featuring a billiard table and a very nice bar. The bar had a draft beer (Belgian?) which was surprisingly good for France. We enjoyed the dinner, although we were given no choices. Very decent local wine. Breakfast was good, too. A great place to stay.

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“Don't be put off...”

Madame lacks quite a lot in terms of customer service when she greets you (carrying a shopping bag, so you think she's a guest) by simply demanding "can I help you?"...but don't let this put you off. The rooms are nice enough (not our style of decor in an attempt to replicate, presumably, the early… Mehr

Madame lacks quite a lot in terms of customer service when she greets you (carrying a shopping bag, so you think she's a guest) by simply demanding "can I help you?"...but don't let this put you off. The rooms are nice enough (not our style of decor in an attempt to replicate, presumably, the early days of the hostellerie in 1904). The setting is calm. I had booked the day before and mentioned my dietary needs, which were never mentioned or dealt with-however I probably could have asked if I had been really bothered. It was a bit off-putting to be asked to order our meal before 7 by ringing down, but get over that idiosincracy and make a choice (you would hardly dare not when madame had told you you should. The waitress was wonderful, friendly and helpful and monsieur arrived to sort out drinks, after a slightly frosty start he warmed when we ordered the local wine (coteaux de chalosse). He discussed the four wines from the area with us and was charming. The food was on the good side of adequate and the fig sorbet was totally delicious (the melon wasn't half bad either)-apparently they are bringing out a liquorice version soon which we are assured is a real delight. The setting was calm and as all the other guests were French there was no noise after dinner as they were respectful when opening and closing doors. Breakfast was adequate if lacking choice (no choice of juice or whether you wanted a yoghurt or kiwi-madame just plocked them on the table in front of you regardless). Madame was positively glacial in the morning-even by her own standards and monsieur seemed to have been infected by her (or maybe he's just scared to be too friendly in the morning under her sullen gaze). Slightly pricey for what's on offer but worth it for the peace and tranquility. Pleasant bonus is a small local producers' market in the car park opposite on a Saturday morning in summer, with fruit and vegetables, bread and cakes, honey and wine.

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