Beautiful location amidst rolling hills and vineyards. Spotlessly clean and helpful efficient staff. The evening meal for 29 euros was really good value for money and plentiful. Lovely stay and we will definitely return.

Not much to be honest- I know we understood that the property took dogs, which is not usually a problem as we have dogs of our own , but a guest had a tiny yapping pest of a dog that needed training and that constantly growled or barked at anyone or thing that went past. Not the hotels fault at all but a nuisance when trying to enjoy a quiet evening meal or the delicious breakfast under the trees.

We loved how the entire facility kept the spirit of the French countryside without too much modernity. It was rustique and the view of the rolling hills on a clear day was a experience of a lifetime.

Some guests who attended our wedding 5mins away were locked out of the main gate because there was no electricity.. in the middle of a chilly night they had to find the back gate. That was the only fault i could find.

It was in a good location and the staff was great. It was nice to have an option for dinner and a bar being that it is a small property. It has a nice rustic feel with amenities. Loved the fireplace.

It could exude and update more of the rustic feel of the property with its furnishings work and off the natural elements of the stone and other textures.

Location was good for exploring Beaujolais region as it was somewhat in the middle. Dinner there on our first night was good. But only available M-F then you have to drive min 15 mins for restaurant.

Wifi unsecured No fridge or tea or coffee making facilities in room and bar/ hotel closes at 8pm weekends and 10pm week days. Shower was just handheld over bath. Not the standard you expect from a decent hotel.

Loved the location and the rambling collection of old buildings and hen enclosure in the garden area. Good to have a pool to cool off in. Good buffet style breakfast. Interesting roof terrace with great views across the village and to the vineyards of Beaujolais beyond. Friendly and helpful staff who directed us to a nearby restaurant for our evening meal at "La Cuisine d'Alice Dior" which had a hill top location, spectacular views and lovely food.

Not too keen on the decor - the grey patterned carpet was a little strange - the pattern made it look threadbare but it wasn't ! Also not too keen on the wallpapered doors with images of suitcases. Would have liked the restaurant to be open at weekends - hence the 'good' rating for facilities rather than 'exceptionel'. Having said that, the fact that it was closed gave us the opportunity to visit the wonderful, "La Cuisine d'Alice Dior" so that was a bonus!

Nice hotel on the way to the South of France or Spain close to Lyon. Nice restyled old building with a nice interior, rooms and garden, swimming pool, parking on the premisses. Friendly staff

The restaurant offers only one menu, altough nice and of good quality.

This is was of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in, the beautiful views and the architecture of the building is just breathtaking thanks to Charles and his staff it was amazing.

Nothing 10/10

The building and surrounding area are beautiful. the buildings have been converted and renovated to a high standard. The pool area is fantastic to relax in. Loved that’s dog friendly too!

The set menu for dinner was quite limited, but there are no other places to eat in the village - there are some great restaurants a short drive away.

Overall the stay was really nice, the staff were super attentive and with a late check in they left instructions to get to the room. The breakfast was really nice too with a nice view of beaujolais from the balcony. The rooms were cosy, clean and comfy with air conditioning!

I could hear the neighbours below and next to me, so sound proofing could be improved.

We loved how quiet and relaxing it was. The staff was lovely and we had an amazing time.

They only have food at dinner time. And there is limited places open walking distance.