Nice clean comfortable rooms with excellent toiletries and copious amounts of hot water.nvery friendly and welcoming staff. Easy parking in a small square just outsidebthe hotel. Nice ambience throughout.

The meal was very tasty - the boudin noir is worth a special mention - if a little bit too "fancy" for some. Not a significant criticism - I would definitely go back. A lovely place to stay.

The rooms are clean, well-appointed and priced correctly, although the corridors and stairwell have a damp musty smell and the decor in these areas is a little dated. The only negative comment about our room was that the so-called spa shower was a bit unpredictable.

We only ate in the restaurant one night - the food is undoubtedly top-quality but somewhat over-pretentious, with too much happening on the plate (too many flavours, colours and textures). One reviewer mentions that they deserve a michelin star. However, such accolades are not awarded for food alone and they need to up their game with the service: in our case, ranging from small things like removing the wine glasses from the table if wine is not being taken, to forgetting my wife's desert even though we had to order deserts at the start of service (and to pre-empt any comments about language communication we live in France and speak the language fluently). Although my wife was brought a different desert to eat whilst waiting for them to prepare the desert she ordered this is not the correct approach. Had she eaten this desert she would not have had any room left to eat her own desert when it finally arrived. Thankfully - and unusually for France, where the customer is always wrong - an apology was forthcoming.

As regards the town of Mortagne au Perche, like many other small French provincial towns in the middle of Summer (and probably during most of the year), the place becomes a ghost town during the evenings - as the name of the town unintendedly suggests the place is pretty dead ("mort").

As such Le Tribunal is very much an oasis in the Mortgane desert with very few (if any) other dining options in the town.

Stayed one night on spec on our way to Vendee. What a charming village and hotel. Out of season so quiet in village but hotel busyish. Lots of character; stayed in a large ground floor room, basic but all as needed. Parking in small square outside but could be a problem when busier. Evening meal was a real surprise re quality, presentation and price. Current food style with lots of dabs, smears etc but taste combinations spot on and quality of produce first rate. Good and reasonable priced wine list.

We stayed for three days; ate in the restaurant for two of the evenings. Rooms were comfortable and quiet. Food was exceedingly well priced and excellent. Wine choices were good and quality very good. The young foodservice staff break their necks to deliver a very high standard in the dining room and for the breakfast. We would recommend this hotel and restaurant highly.