Find hotels in Polignac from NT$1,998

"The room was a great size, property was nice and quiet (April 2). Access to the waterpark is wonderful. My only recommendation is for late arrival check-in process to be easier. I was a guest off-season so I understand staffing, svcs, etc. are reduced (official check-in is a two hour window, 5p-7p). "

"Located in the centre of town, clean, good sized room with en suite. Lovely comfortable bed, and a quiet location. Welcoming host."

"I would never go back again. I felt insecure in the area where the hotel is. Very old and lacking basic maintenance. I had my breakfast included and they told me I didn’t. I learned about that after we left"

"We are so lucky to have found Maison Groleau in Mombrier which was the perfect place for my daughter and I to stay for a couple of nights while preparing for her forthcoming marriage in Bordeaux.The house is absolutely beautiful-decorated and furnished in a very modern,stylish way,set amongst the vines with stunning views everywhere,extremely comfortable bedrooms,delicious freshly prepared breakfasts which changed each day and the option of enjoying a fabulous gourmet dinner at the house on prior reservation.The owners Guillaume and Pierre-Louis made us feel very welcome and we are very grateful to them for looking after us both so well.It was a magical stay which we will remember with great fondness as part of the whole French wedding experience.A truly hidden gem which we thoroughly recommend and hopefully we will be able to return in the future!Many thanks :)"

"Check in was poor. They sent message not received. Spent 1.5hr sat on pavement before finally communicating and letting ourselves in. No ability to get any food. Had to find take away. No ac so room temp >30oC overnight. Little sleep Breakfest rudimentary. Staff un engaging"

"Wonderful host and experience!"

"Perfect "

"We enjoyed a quite outstanding evening meal cooked by the owner. It was original and delicious. The hotel itself was quirky, albeit in a good way. Old fashioned and probably in need of a facelift; but as a taste of rural France, hard to beat. "