This was a great surprise during our trip. The rooms might have been a bit small but everything was uber clean and the bathrooms seemed brand new. The owners were charming and very helpful. The value for money here is quite remarkable. I would recommend to all

Much to my chagrin, I was booked into this simple hotel that I thought was beneath me, however, from the moment I arrived I was completely under it's spell. It's a simple inn, but what it lacks for in luxury it makes up for in scenery and charm. My room was very spacious, particularly for a European hotel, and had the most adorable French doors that opened up to a petite balcony that overlooked the Rhone river, and when I say overlooked, I mean I could have thrown something into the river if I wanted to. I slept the entire three days with my doors open, listening to the wind in the trees and the river flowing! Delightful!

My room had been updated in a few areas - tiled bathroom and shower, flatscreen tv, but was fairly simple with little decoration, and nice hard wood floors. Common areas were the same way, but breakfast was exceptional, better than the rest of the breakfasts on my whole trip which included stays in four star hotels at $300/night. Breakfast included: croissants, assorted pastries, baguettes, cheeses, cereal, dried fruits, cannelles, pancakes, syrups, nutella, madeleines, etc. The breakfast room sat on a room/patio overlooking the Rhone and the bridge.

A great restaurant for dinner is just across the street. WIFI that worked in the room too! Would definitely come back!

The room was sparsely furnished, but very clean with a good bed and a large shower. I requested a view of the Rhone, so we had a little balcony, although it wasn't large enough to sit out on.
The owners speak very little English, but were friendly and eager to help. There is free parking at a little garage in the back by the post office.

This cheerful little hotel has sunlit, pretty rooms. Although the accommodations are simple and old-fashioned, there are thoughtful touches: fine-quality toiletries, thermostat controls in the rooms, broadband internet. Rooms look out over the Rhone toward Tournon's chateau, or into a quiet medieval street. Some are painted in traditional Provencal colors. It is blissfully silent at night. The owners are exceptionally kind and helpful; they genuinely think of the hotel guests as their guests. This is a place to come and relax in a French small town.