Perfect location in the heart of Autrans, great view of the surrounding mountains. The hotel is a family business, handled masterfully by Cyril and Amandine - who went above and beyond to ensure we were comfortable. Great breakfast and dinner borders on gastronomical :-) Parking is free and EV-friendly (charging available) The village center is only a couple minutes away on foot, with shops, businesses, and activities.

Reception closes between 11AM and 4PM, which can be surprising to some but you're free to come in/go out as you please with a door code provided upon arrival.

Location just in the border of a cozy Village and romantic rural scenery. Food adequate and nice staff.

Tiny bathroom with a “dangerous” bathtub - i always insist that older people risk a fall whenever stepping in or out of a bathtub moreover when they have to deal with a hanging manual shower! Also as a typical village you have to sleep and wake With the sound of the church ‘s bell !!!

Very nice atmosphere with really friendly staff. Setting is beautiful in summer for bike rides and hikes. Downstairs restaurant has excellent food.

The rooms we got were in need of some smaller renovation. Beds were comfortable though.

Cleanliness, equipment, quality of the shower gels, the bed.

The bathroom is quite outdated. Needs to be refreshed to a more modern standard, and aligned to the price of the room.

Location excellent Food excellent Lounge bar and deck great

Bathroom a bit tired needed a better shower.

Walking distance from the village centre. Nice, helpful and professional staff.

Bathroom would deserve a little refurbishment

Lovely property in stunning area

Comfortable rooms. Good restaurant. A large pitch where our dogs could play.

None.

stunning location very helpful staff and food exceptional.

all good

On arrival the manager asked if we wanted dinner, having only glimpsed the town we wanted to look around but was convinced by the manager that unless we had pre booked at a restaurant then he doubted we would get a table as the town was full of people. We agreed to dine in the hotels restaurant which had just three tables laid but we in fact were the only diners whilst we were eating, even on a Saturday. The water served was luke warm and ice was added when a request for cold water was made, the bread was stale and dry which was a shame as French bread is delicious, the pate was very cold and hard and the main course consisted of a rather well done piece of deep fried fish and a gloopy mass of gratin de raviolis. Quite frankly it was an awful meal. We didn’t stay in the morning to test breakfast! We rather felt that the manager was less than professional and rather desperate for business.