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"The hotel is located on a side road in a modest size village. Very little traffic passes so it's not likely to attract passing trade but does mean it's very quiet with no vehicle noise in the rooms. The staff speak good English so communication isn't a problem. The room has a balcony with views of the mountains in the distance. Breakfast costs extra but is of high quality. The only issue is the soap dispenser in the bathroom was empty but the shower gel provided an alternative."

"The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Dinner and breakfast were amazing. "

"From the friendly texts with entry codes and other information, through to the clean and well equipped accommodation, this place is a great little hotel. Located opposite a swimming pool, and the Agnes Varda Cinema, it couldn't have been more peaceful. Couldn't even hear the goats bleating from the surrounding hills! Have stayed here before. Will stay here again."

"Great, quiet place with an amazing view of the Pyrenees."

"Lenny (the dog) and his humans host a truly wonderful B&B. It is a truly beautiful mix of old and new, everything is charming and comfortable and well done. Reg and Sue know the area well and are happy to sit for a chat and make recommendations. It was the high point of an 8-day journey in France and I cannot recommend it enough. "

"A basic accommodation at a fair value price and clean and tidy, if a litttle tired in places. Really comfortable bed. Good value "

"Our second time staying at Les Hourquets. It's a great base for the Marciac Jazz festival and exploring the Pyrenees. The garden and the pool are perfect for relaxing in between! Thank you for another lovely holiday. "

"A fantastic stay in a beautiful home. Very well furnished, comfortable room. Hosts were extremely friendly. Breakfast was all homemade and very tasty. Thanks for a lovely stay, we’ll definitely be back if we’re in the area again"

"The staff were very welcoming and we were able to communicate though we did not share a common language—it was, in fact, enjoyable to do so."