The location was astoundingly nice in the small French Village of Albe Pierre west of Murat , full of beautiful old stone buildings in the heart of the Massif Central , mountains in central France that look very much like the Appalachian Mountains in the eastern US only dotted with villages full of stone houses and buildings.. The grassy back terrace behind the second floor of the inn is shaded by trees and overlooked by the ancient stone tower of the stone village church and in front of the church is a moving, simple memorial about World War I . The interior of the dining and public areas downstairs was charming . The continental breakfast was simple but fine, and the dinner the night before was simple but very good French food well prepared. In the style of inns from my childhood , we sat at the same table for dinner and breakfast. My wife , Michelle, said the whole facility was the cleanest inn or hotel where she has ever stayed ( and she is a much better judge than I ). The hosts spoke excellent English- not something that we were looking for - but others might like to know.

We liked it all.

Little cozy hotel situated at old building (>300 years), very well renovated, owed by young couple Alexandre & Jennifer. They are smiling, professional & very kind people. I took semi-pension (breakfast & supper). Food was prepared by lovely Bodo, she is Alexandre' Mom. Food was delicious as 5 stars Michelin Restaurant. I strongly recommend this hotel.

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Location and food for breakfast and dinners. Warm welcome.

The bathroom. The location of the bedroom at the ground floor, so no possibility to open the window as often as we want.

Brilliant welcome Lovely breakfast and we enjoyed the set menu meal of lovely freshly cooked food using local ingredients Great value all around us

Excellent stay there. Highly recommended.

Quiet and interesting location. Nice people.