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A delightful setting alongside the river. Our room was spacious and comfortable. We enjoyed a splendid meal in the evening. However the breakfast was disappointing. There was a bowl of fresh fruit which was actually mouldy! Such a shame after the previous evening.

Off A 83,junction 8, towards Marian's,D938 approx 7k on to D25,we had a bad time finding Auberge within the village, it is on small side turn by bridge which crosses river lovely location greeted warmly, be ready to enjoy spending your money,food made to order excellent flavour and taste o yes breakfast best ever, fresh jam,fruit room no 5 lovely location good ground floor( partner was pleased as hard to walk) be ready to enjoy all food,charming old dog now 12 and 3 happy cats,two nights would have been bliss spent more than 250 euro on one night but service food all 1st class

We just love this place.It's situation by the river is idyllic.The rooms are very comfortable with everything you need .We had a ground floor superior room with it's own terrace which commands a very modest premium over a standard room. Dinner on the terrace was a sheer delight.Great food although the choice is very limited.Breakfast outside was wonderful. Staff are very efficient and friendly. Definitely worth a detour.

A lovely hotel next to the river, room was large and comfortable. Ate in the restaurant for dinner. A delicious meal and wine though not a huge choice. Close to the motorway for access but far enough away not to hear any traffic. Would definitely return.

This is a hotel of two halves - good food, poor accommodation. Check in was friendly but on seeing the 'superior' room we were allocated I was ready to drive off elsewhere. It was on the first floor of a block overlooking the river with a small window letting in little light, dark, depressing and with a strange odour. If this was a superior room I dread to think what a lower category looks like. There was a redecorated room available in the main Auberge which was acceptable so we ended up staying. This room didn't have a shower, only a bath, had no milk for coffee despite having coffee sachets and was situated next to a road bridge crossing the river so was noisy with the window open on a hot night other than in the dead of night. We had dinner on the Terrace and in fairness, dismissing the mediocre service, the food was very good. Starters of regional produce and 'Magret' cooked pink both hit there spot and with a few bottles of Provence rose, we spent an enjoyable few hours dining riverside. Despite the good food and the delightful location alongside the river, we wouldn't return as the standard of accommodation leaves a lot to be desired.