Le Relais De La Poste

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• Nicola S

  12 junio 2012
  Comfortable, relaxing hotel

  Fantastic spacious family room, with double bed, 2 single beds and a cot. Restaurant very accommodating. They did have a high chair in the restaurant, but you had to ask for it. Lovely food. Staff extremely welcoming and friendly, despite the language barrier. No lift though, and not much storage downstairs, so it helps if you have your own car to store a pushchair.

  

• Sueleeds186411

  30 agosto 2012
  A very quiet stopover.

  A fairly typical logis in France...old fashioned but comfortable. Good parking (free) on the street outside. Stayed there twice and preferred the room in the annexe across thecourtyard. There is no lift in the mian building.The rooms in the annexe are bigger and more modern. Reception friendly , opened up the bar for us. The breakfast was good ,usual bread and croissants but there was fruit and yoghurt on offer and a large jug of orange juice was provided. Unfortunately arrived on a Sunday and the restaurant was closed as is virtuallythe rest of the town.The town suffers from being not far from a massive "out of town" shopping complex which means there are lots of closed down shops and not a lot of activity. Another guest who knew the area well from childhood commented on how sad it was that the town had died over the last fifteen years.However, for us it proved to be a good stop over on along journey south

  

• Lee829

  09 julio 2013
  Traditional good value stop-over

  We booked the family room for 100 Euros. It provided good sleeping accommodation for four, so very good value. The building shows its age, but funtions effectively. Wifi is free and works well. Overall, quite adequate for a stop-over. This and the few restaurants around keep traditional French hours (stopping serving food at 9.30) so arriving hungery late in the evening is not a good idea. Play special attention to getting a good parking space directly outside (hotel side of the street) or in the small yard behind.