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"Propre, confortable, accueil agréable. All is good here"

"There was a bit of sewage smell like blocked toilet pipe and they suppose to put a code at the door entrance for safety."

"Excellent welcome from receptionist/waitress. Clean room with all basic needs met for an overnght stay with good bed and pillows. Well lit room. Some noise from next room. Poor choice in restaurant. No dishes of the day and no entrecote at 7 pm, which was the only appealing dish. Snall portion of sausage with 2 boiled potatoes and slice of ham with chips very overpriced, as was the wine.Very disappointed.. Breakfast selection also poor value at €14,50. Very safe large car park.. Convenient for access from Motorway.. fast foid restaurants and supermarket bearby."

"What a perfect holiday destination! We loved the whole ambience of Chateau de la Loue. We were warmly welcomed by Pierre to a beautiful and generously equipped home and we all felt comfortably at home. There was plenty of space both indoors and outdoors for family fun and games. We weren’t presented with a list of do’s and dont’s. The canoes, the dragon, the wetsuits and shoes were used every day in the river, and the bikes were all used – great for a party to cycle for bread from Ornans each morning. The table tennis and boules were greatly enjoyed and lots of space for cricket. We had a wonderful holiday, culminating in an excellent last night meal for 17 at the nearby restaurant, Loue a la Bouche. We felt privileged to share the owners’ home. Thank you. "

"Nice hotel. If it had air conditioning, it would have been perfect but just a fan at > 30 degree weather was unpleasant."

"Enjoyable stay by the lac."

"the views, the food the hotel.. What is not to like"

"We were here to view the xterra triathlon. This is a tiny town but the accommodation was excellent with a nice staff and excellent breakfast and meal options. Sadly it was quite wet and rainy while there so we did not get to be out as much as we would have liked. Having this place as a refuge was welcome. "