Staff helpful, comfortable room, good breakfast, stay overnight so didn’t use amenities. Not all rooms handicap accessible but are available. A little hard to find and check-in ends at 9:30 pm.
Staff helpful, comfortable room, good breakfast, stay overnight so didn’t use amenities. Not all rooms handicap accessible but are available. A little hard to find and check-in ends at 9:30 pm.
Richard
Reviewed September 19, 2026Reviewed September 19, 2026
Our hosts were lovely and the stay very pleasant. It was not a private getaway as we had anticipated, however. Our hosts were friendly, but almost always there. We enjoyed the dinner offered as a guest at their family table with the other guests and it was difficult to communicate.
Our hosts were lovely and the stay very pleasant. It was not a private getaway as we had anticipated, however. Our hosts were friendly, but almost always there. We enjoyed the dinner offered as a guest at their family table with the other guests and it was difficult to communicate.
We loved it! The street in front of the hotel was blocked for a village festival, so the staff carried our luggage 100 meters to the hotel. The menu for the night was hamburgers; as Americans we know hamburgers, and this was one of the vest we've had! The breakfast has all local products and was great -- a good value at 14 euros. Highly recommended!
We loved it! The street in front of the hotel was blocked for a village festival, so the staff carried our luggage 100 meters to the hotel. The menu for the night was hamburgers; as Americans we know hamburgers, and this was one of the vest we've had! The breakfast has all local products and was great -- a good value at 14 euros. Highly recommended!
Beautiful views in a stunning location. The staff were very accommodating. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious. Unique experience to stay in a historic Chateau.
Beautiful views in a stunning location. The staff were very accommodating. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious. Unique experience to stay in a historic Chateau.
Laura
Reviewed September 8, 2026Reviewed September 8, 2026
Ce n'est pas un penthouse mais un bel appartement de ville avec tout le charme de l'ancien, de hauts plafonds, une cheminée, une suberbe déco, une salle de bain originale et immense. C'est spacieux et très agréable. Les fenêtres donnent sur une petite cour calme, on entend pas pas le bruit de la circulation. On est à deux pas du centre ville, tout est facilement accessible. Le stationnement sur le boulevard est payant mais possible. J'ai pu me garer sans trop de difficulté . Il y a aussi un...
Ce n'est pas un penthouse mais un bel appartement de ville avec tout le charme de l'ancien, de hauts plafonds, une cheminée, une suberbe déco, une salle de bain originale et immense. C'est spacieux et très agréable. Les fenêtres donnent sur une petite cour calme, on entend pas pas le bruit de la circulation. On est à deux pas du centre ville, tout est facilement accessible. Le stationnement sur le boulevard est payant mais possible. J'ai pu me garer sans trop de difficulté . Il y a aussi un...
Very friendly and helpful staff. We eat dinner at the hotel’s restaurant and the food and service was excellent. Breakfast at the hotel was also very good. A wonderful selection of cheeses and lots of coffee. We would recommend this hotel, 5 stars!!
Very friendly and helpful staff. We eat dinner at the hotel’s restaurant and the food and service was excellent. Breakfast at the hotel was also very good. A wonderful selection of cheeses and lots of coffee. We would recommend this hotel, 5 stars!!
My two night stay at Le Mas Fraissinet was one of the best experiences I have ever had. My hosts, Audrey and Michel, were lovely and accommodating, the included breakfast was delicious, all homemade, of note was the chestnut yogurt!
My room was clean, spacious and comfortable. The view from my room of the National Forest is literally across the street. The pool and spa was a delight for this part of France. Especially as you reserve your own private time to use.
I also loved the restaurant...
My two night stay at Le Mas Fraissinet was one of the best experiences I have ever had. My hosts, Audrey and Michel, were lovely and accommodating, the included breakfast was delicious, all homemade, of note was the chestnut yogurt!
My room was clean, spacious and comfortable. The view from my room of the National Forest is literally across the street. The pool and spa was a delight for this part of France. Especially as you reserve your own private time to use.
I also loved the restaurant...
A charming tiny home. We had a great stay and were happy to find some basics for cooking: olive oil, salt, and good enough appliances. It was overall a great experience, kind of unique. But the place could have been cleaner (shower not 100%) and the linens are not pretty (like they are in the hotel.com pics!)
A charming tiny home. We had a great stay and were happy to find some basics for cooking: olive oil, salt, and good enough appliances. It was overall a great experience, kind of unique. But the place could have been cleaner (shower not 100%) and the linens are not pretty (like they are in the hotel.com pics!)
florence
Reviewed September 1, 2025Reviewed September 1, 2025
This was hands down our favorite stay over the course of a two-week trip in southwestern France. The owners are so very kind and helpful, and the home itself is beautifully refurbished. All the rooms have lovely views, either of the garden or of the plateaus across the valley. We enjoyed chatting with the owners who were very patient with the limits of our French language abilities! Choose this place if the area works for your journey - you will be very glad you did!
This was hands down our favorite stay over the course of a two-week trip in southwestern France. The owners are so very kind and helpful, and the home itself is beautifully refurbished. All the rooms have lovely views, either of the garden or of the plateaus across the valley. We enjoyed chatting with the owners who were very patient with the limits of our French language abilities! Choose this place if the area works for your journey - you will be very glad you did!
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