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"The hotel is located on a side road in a modest size village. Very little traffic passes so it's not likely to attract passing trade but does mean it's very quiet with no vehicle noise in the rooms. The staff speak good English so communication isn't a problem. The room has a balcony with views of the mountains in the distance. Breakfast costs extra but is of high quality. The only issue is the soap dispenser in the bathroom was empty but the shower gel provided an alternative."

"The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Dinner and breakfast were amazing. "

"The place is very beautiful. We was a little disappointed with the breakfast because it was vegetarian with out eggs and very little cheese. "

"Great, quiet place with an amazing view of the Pyrenees."

"The manager whilst seemingly polite was inattentive and did not check the room booked was available. Offered alternative room that was not suitable but we had no choice but to take it. I was offered a refund but it was not forthcoming and still hasn’t been received. "

"A basic accommodation at a fair value price and clean and tidy, if a litttle tired in places. Really comfortable bed. Good value "

"Booked for 3 nights. Left after 2 as soon as we could get booked in elsewhere. I understand it’s “budget” but the rooms are more like prison sells. The bathroom was filthy, mould all around the edges, brown splats up the door. Door was falling apart at the bottom. It was 25° when we stayed and the aircon wasn’t working. It was unbearable in the room. We kept trying to catch someone on reception and every time we went down no one was around. If you are booking a family room with bunk bed, be prepared you will need to set this up and put the sheets on. The only thing that I would say was a good point was that the car park was secure. The town has very little in it, so it’s all fast food outlets."

"Welcoming and knowledgeable hosts. Great location for cycling and walking as long as you like hills. We enjoyed exploring the Pyrennes and the Tourmolet."

"The staff were very welcoming and we were able to communicate though we did not share a common language—it was, in fact, enjoyable to do so."