As we were cycling the Canal Lateral a la Garonne towards Toulouse, one passes the gate, so it's very easy to find. We had booked the suite at the front of the house which has a large private balcony overlooking the Quai and were very pleased with our choice. The property is a short walk from restaurants, shops, Gare etc. To wake up, open the doors and take in the view from the sunny balcony was delightful. The room itself is a work of art, decorated and furnished in Art Deco period. The bathroom is dramatic, with beautiful light and functions perfectly. Vincent's home-made breakfasts are delicious, served indoors or outdoors with professional efficiency. We also enjoyed the lovely swimming pool. Our stay was one of the highlights of our holiday and we headed off much the better for our stay. Merci Vincent.

Everything. Beautiful setting with large collection of art deco furnishings, books and ornamental items. The friendly owner is passionate about beautiful items he has sourced, and the whole house has been tastefully renovated - saving it from demolition. The lounge area is quirky and delightful. We enjoyed the pool, the views, the pool and wonderful terraced gardens. There were lots of different outdoor seating areas.Breakfast was exceptional. Our bedroom and art deco bathroom were beautiful, with a really comfortable bed, and views down to the river. The owner has thought of everything. We just wish we had booked more than two nights!

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It was on the cycle track of the Canal de la Garonne. Reason for choice. Very big bedroom with balcony and huge bathroom. Most welcome host. Garage with electricity to park our bikes overnight. We arrived early but were able to enter the garden until stipulated time of entry to the accommodation which we greatly appreciated because we had been cycling in very hot conditions.

LOTS of steps. The swimming pool is very small and in somewhat neglected garden/ terrace. It is a good 15 minutes walk to the nearest restaurants, though we could have brought food and eaten it at the accommodation. We didn’t do so as we were cycling and not near places to buy food but would suggest that an evening platter on our balcony would have been a super experience with view of canal below.

The hotel is exquisite and excludes the owners love for Art Deco and his attention for detail - gorgeous! The Oscar Suite was luxurious, spacious and beautifully appointed. Sitting siping a drink on the glorious balcony in the evening sunshine was a treat. The whole overnight visit was topped off by the most magnificent breakfast from the freshly squeezed orange juice to the speciality breads and wonderful coffee. Excellent all round. We can't wait to come again.

There was nothing I would change other than the many stairs to the entrance!!!

Wonderful view of the town and the basin On the canal cycling route Nice big room and bathroom Nice patio to sit in Interesting garden Lovely shower Variety at breakfast

Crumbly steps leading up to the property were a bit neglected with loose floor tiles Air conditioning in the bathroom was a bit noisy and could not be switched off The wash basin needed a towel rail Would have liked some Agen prunes for breakfast, and berries on the yoghurt

Great location, amazing host and very welcoming vibe. The owner is super nice and is there to meet your needs how ever he can. The decor is very artistic and eclectic. We loved it. The place is vclean ,organized. We highly recommend this place.

Everything was perfect but if we had to change one thing, it would be to add a latch to the door of the room. A latch would msgfeel more secure when sleeping. The place feltda] .

an unforgettable place where to go and stay a little while. In a magnificent house builte in the years 40' by two architects and furnished by our fantastic host Vincent with pieces dating years 50 and 60: unique! I was lucky enough to reserve the suite at an absolutely convenient price considered what you get, with a beautiful terrace overlooking the Canal du Midi. And Agen is a surprising little town with good restaurants and pedestrian streets with very nice shops. It is not Florence but it is a place where to rest, may have a "balade" over the canal du midi that conncects the Mediterranean sea with the ocean. If you are on the way between Toulouse and Bordeaux, go there, you will not regret it

only one remark: no frigo in the room and it was super hot....

Vincent's home is a delight and it was a pleasure to share this beautiful property, if only, for one night. Easy walk into the centre of Agen; although we got caught out by a very aggressive thunder storm and were saturated on our walk back. The room whilst small was very comfortable and provided with every requirement for the guest. Breakfast was sumptuous. Certainly a spot to be revisited.

We could not make any negative comments other than we wish we had been able to stay for a few days longer.

Extraordinary property full of art and decor ranging from art deco to 1970's kitsch. Lovely room and many places to relax in the terraced gardens although we didn't get to use the pool. Great breakfast with unusual items. Helpful host who offered to help with the baggage. Nice location across the canal from the town and station.

You have to be quite fit to cope with the 75 steps from the canalside to the front door. Some people might regret there are no TVs, not us!

We loved everything about our stay. It was all in the details...the warm welcome, the beautiful room with everything one needed, and more. Thank you Vincent for the little extras - it was much appreciated! The decor in the whole house is absolutely spectacular and we were blown away by the artwork and the attention to detail. Breakfast was delicious! Well worth another visit

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