Pensions in Agly Fenouillèdes

I had such a lovely stay with Manuel and Sigrid! A B&B style property and their home, I joined them for dinner that evening too. My French is stumbling but between that and Google translate we had a very nice evening and the food was great. I arrived on my motorcycle and Manuel organised secure garaged parking for me. Apparently they often host cyclists and bikers and were very welcoming. So a lovely air-conditioned room, lovely hosts and great food. Recommended!

Wonderful stuff, and beautiful swimming pool.

We only stayed one night on our way to carcassonne from having seen chateau de peyreperteuse. The hotel was very clean and welcoming and the owner was very helpful. The town was exceptionally cute. I wish we had booked a longer stay to take better advantage of the activities the town had to offer.

Friendly host, and the most friendly town. Views are spectacular… The bed was comfy and rooms were spacious. The host were lovely cooks. Would stay at Maison Prades B&B over any hotel…

Great location, fantastic breakfast and awesome owners

This is a gem in a secluded location, it's like going back in time, the restaurant is fabulous, the swimming hole next to the hotel is unforgettable, the overall vibe awesome.

Very casual but elegant vibe. Staff is very nice, ready to help. Beds and linens are good quality (especially compared to so many European hotels).

Really friendly owners and convenient to places we wanted to visit. Great for local history and ski season.

Very easy to find. Parking is good and spacious. Rooms are clean and big. Bathroom is new. It has shower and nice hot water. Front desk service very friendly and eager to help Recommend

Beautiful hotel with a fabulous restaurant in a splendid location

A great and quiet place to stay

Breakfast was excellent, the only thing : they don't have a restaurant, how ever there is a cafeteria near by, with a real "Bad indigestion food" if you go there bring your "Pepto Bismol" with you.

This B&B is charming and cozy, with a lot of quirky character. It is more like staying in someone’s home than in a hotel. Each of the rooms is differently decorated; the breakfast takes place on a vine-covered verandah where dinner is also eaten if you book ahead. There is an outdoor seating area in the entry courtyard and also in the interior courtyard by a small fishpond. Cold bottled water—and a tasty mint syrup to add to water—is kept available for guests in a fridge in the games room....