The relaxed atmosphere created by the owner and his staff complement the peaceful ambience of the surrounding area. The restaurant's excellent menu of local dishes and extensive wine list was enjoyed fully during our stay. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay and intend to return there later this year.

The rooms are very nice although no aircon so very warm in summer. We didn't want a room overlooking the square as we thought it may be too noisy so we opted for one at the back but unfortunately we quickly realised there was a large fan from the kitchens on for the majority of the time and this was fairly loud. The rooms were nicely decorated although the matting carpet hurt my feet after a while. The bed was extremely comfortable. The owner had suggested having dinner in the restaurant which we agreed to, we made no booking time so headed down there around 7.30pm. We were seated in the garden area which was already very busy. I quickly realised that no-one was actually eating anything yet and it looked like everyone had arrived at the same time for dinner. Anyway the service was very poor, in my opinion there were not enough staff. Dinner took so long we left our dessert as we were so tired, we finished our main around 10.30pm. I complained the morning after and was told they were short staffed and that everyone had wanted to eat at the same time the previous evening. I empathise with them on this point but if they don't have the staff they shouldn't really allow so many people in for dinner all at the same time. In addition, they clearly need a better system to manage their restaurant sittings. It's a real shame. We left the next day although we had planned to stay another night.

Housed in a charming old building, this hotel is decorated with originality, but the public areas are dark and depressing. We liked our room, which had a bathroom, a separate toilet, and a small curtained-off passage connecting them. The bathroom was ultra-modern and particularly striking. Everything looked clean, new and modern. The two disappointments were the corridors, which housed a weird smell, and the restaurant. The restaurant is spacious, comfortable, expensively furnished and elegant, with menus and wine list to match. It has high ambitions, which it simply did not reach. Service was unbelievably slow and downright poor. The food was mediocre, certainly not living up to the promise of the menu. When we went in August 2010, the restaurant had just acquired a new chef (should that be “had just lost its chef”?) and, we later learned that it recently lost a key member of restaurant staff. Hopefully it will regain the quality level it aspires to. The hotel staff are friendly and helpful, but our bill was wrong when we checked out (it was corrected without any difficulty). The hotel is well placed in the centre of town (on a square, but not noisy); there was free wifi and free parking.

We spent one night in this lovely inn enroute to a conference in Paris. When the five of us arrived (two couples and one single person) we were greeted by a charming young lady. Signage with all our names identified the parking space for our vehicle. Each room was unique and all were very clean with lots of toiletries and comfortable beds. Internet was provided and about the fastest we used on our two week trip. We enjoyed a multi-course dinner carefully served. Since we had to leave early in the morning we were pleased to be provided with an early breakfast. The only drawback was the rain. It became a downpour shortly after we arrived and lasted all night.