I liked the location of the hotel in the village, the pool looked nice but was cold and the parking arrangements for motorbikes under cover was excellent.

Didn't like the bar set up in reception, why couldn't we pay at the bar - had to turn round and pay the seated receptionist while they were dealing with guests? a lot of us were over in the second block away from the main hotel, across muddy paths and up three flights of stairs to get to a sparse but clean room. We were only given one menu each night and after the first offering I cancelled and fended for myself at much better local outlets offering choice.

This is a very old fashioned traditional gem. My husband and I stayed a night after finishing a few days hiking. It was a treat to swim in the large pool and hang around in the shade of the massively big gardens, rather like a park. Staff very kindly let us into Our room earlier than check in time which we appreciated after arriving on foot. The dinner in the restaurant was plentiful as was the breakfast. The room was very spacious overlooking the garden and the bed comfortable.

The only downside was the lack of air conditioning. The room was way too hot to stay in when we arrived as the shutters needed to be closed as the sun was hitting that side. Overnight it was fine with leaving the windows wide open.

The hotel is situated in the beautiful small town of Florac and is an excellent base to explore the Tarn Gorge region. It has a quirky old-world charm which reflects its history. There is a black and white photo of the hotel in the breakfast room which must be about 100 years old. The hotel entrance looks almost identical today! While we were there, a group of MGB classic car owners who were taking part in a rally stayed at the hotel. Classic car gatherings seem to be a feature of Grand Hotel de Parc's history and DNA. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful and contain some magnificent cedar trees. We didn't use the outside pool as the weather had turned cooler.

It could do with some modernisation, carefully done to preserve the historical character of the hotel.

Nice hotel, staff OK. Location good. Hotel grounds are great, so too the parking for motorbikes (hard ground, under cover). Good breakfast. Bed comfortable. . Powerful shower.

Made enquiries beforehand via email regarding the restaurant. The reply was brief "they would be open". No suggestion that reservations would be required. Arrived to find unable to eat at hotel after a long day riding. As we didn't want to gear back up again we walked into town and fortunately found a restaurant. Most were closed. Room was OK but small, but good storage. Bathroom tiny.

Beautiful buildings and grounds. We stayed here two nights and despite no air conditioning, this was manageable with our two year old. Lovely pool for a dip and staff are friendly.

You can tell that the garden gets more love than the facilities as when you walk inside the annex (where our room was located) the entire place smells like a school hall from the 70’s. Cleanliness needs to be looked at. Huge cobwebs under the bed, mould in the shower, furnishings are tired and in need of replacing. Mattress soft and uncomfortable.

We liked the ambiance of the hotel. It was a typically French long established hotel in the centre of town, very close to restaurants etc. The bed was very comfortable, room very clean, ensuite, but a but cramped. It suited our needs. Breakfast was good. Gardens were just what was needed in the very hot weather. Lots of shade and a pool. We would like to have stayed longer. We felt it was very good value for money.

We were on the third floor and there was not a lift. We are able bodied and the stairs, beautiful stairs, weren't a problem but for someone who has a difficulty in climbing stairs, they would have found it a challenge.

Good location with lovely grounds and a pool. Plenty of parking. Rooms were comfortable with good beds but a bit dated. No air con but it wasn't a problem. Good breakfast at a reasonable price.

Overall the hotel is a bit dated. The female receptionist was very helpful but other staff not. When a very dated bathroom fan heater malfunctioned blowing hot air continuously into an already hot room, staff were not prepared to help in any way and only allowed the guests to move rooms when they absolutely insisted.

Our room was spacious and well laid out. The bathroom was adequate, with a very good shower.

Wish reception had told us when we checked in that there was a lift to the second floor!! It was not obvious (accessed through the dining room) and my husband had to carry our luggage up. We found out about the lift on day 3!!

Beautiful village setting, restaurant was excellent we chose the 35euro set meal the fillet of aubrac the best .swimming pool well kept and enjoyable after a busy day. Rooms were fitting to the buildings little quirky but thats fine with us .breakfast was well worth the money too.

Think perhaps as we booked should have recommended us to book a table for dinner as just got squeezed in.

The breakfast was generous with plenty of choice and good quality product. Value for money. The location is great, the hotel and the park though from a different period, offer peace and tranquility. Highly recommend

The restaurant service and food is of great standard , the plastic chairs and tables let it down but this is for improvement only.