Find hotels in Val-de-Dagne from NT$1,652

"Not very often you get to stay in a fabulous Hotel found within castle walls in a medieval city built some +800 years ago. An amazing experience for my daughter and I made all that more special due to five star service and extraordinary dining and amenities. Highly recommended."

"Lovely room (402)with balcony view across river to old Cite, confortable bed, really clean. Breakfast good selection. Rooftop bar with happy hour and great views._Friendly and efficient staff. Will definitley stay again."

"Très bien "

"Breakfast included. A very friendly and helpful staff."

"Checked in in the evening and all was fine. Bed was comfy and shower, although small, was nice and warm. In the morning I tried to use the automatic machine but it didn't work to check out. Luckily the reception opened earlier than the office time so I could check out and head to my event on time."

"Breakfast was just ok...coffee was good "

"Amazing views Pool nice Nice staff"

"This a charming boutique hotel right in front of the main gate of the citadel. We really enjoyed our stay and we can only praise the staff and the quality of the hotel. Our only slight disappointment was the layout of the room and what we have seen it seems that they all share the same flaws. While the quality, cleanliness and space was there, we found the room crowded and badly designed. For example there is only one small table that is overloaded with a coffeemaker, a lamp and a pile of documents about everything and anything. That the easy one to fix. The bathroom is weirdly designed, same feeling it seems the architect wanted to put all possible things in a too small area for that. You have a shower, a bath, a toilet and a double sink in a space of 2.5 by 3 meters. It doesn’t really fit, leading with a tiny shower and the toilet right in front of it and no space to circulate between the sinks and the bath."

"A great find and fantastic value for money. Dont be put off by 3* rating as staff couldn't be more helpful, location is prime for the Citie."