If you like flat walls, Phillipe Starck plumbing, UPVC windows and colour co-ordinated carpets then don't stay here. If, however, you enjoy the idea of being Proust, George Sand, Berthe Morisot or Cezanne then you'll love it just as much as we did. From the arched coach house, up and down the labyrinthine stairs and finally into the extraordinary dining... More

We stayed for one night in this gem of a hotel. Its not one for those of you looking for a five star experience or with little children. Its what I'd call a bit of a faded beauty, and winding, quite rickety stairs wouldnt suit small children. Our family room had two double beds, so the two children shared one.... More

We really enjoyed this hotel. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly and the location was great - just minutes away from great shopping, historic pedestrian centre and cultural areas. Free parking too. This is an old fashioned traditional French hotel built in a parallelogram block of street - so very interesting room shapes! We didn't eat dinner here although... More