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"Nice hotel in the centre of Montauban. The description around restaurant and on site parking / EV charging needs updated/ corrected though. The restaurant apparently is closed at weekends and there is a paid parking with EV charging nearby but no onsite parking or EV charging. This inaccuracy caused us quite a bit of confusion and difficulties at the end of a long journey, not helped by the receptionist being unaware of the EV charging situation. Despite these inconveniences I would still recommend this hotel."

"Very clean and well appointed. Easy and pleasant walk to centre"

"Overall good hotel"

"Good clean reasonably priced fairly new modern hotel with it’s own large secure car park. Comfy bed, good size shower/bathroom, tv & kettle, which is great. Some great artwork (by S.Binet) along the carpeted stairs/corridors, very nice touch. Breakfast was approx euro 11/Pers, which is a fair price, with plenty to choose from, they even supplied gluten free products for my coeliac wife, thank you!"

"The room was really comfortable, the shower was amazing! The staff were all really friendly as well, I would stay here again! "

"I had a stroke and I wouldn’t get to the bath; it was to high for me, but other than that, it was great."

"A very basic hotel but it was clean and tidy. Car parking is plentiful. The staff were so so friendly. Good location for the centre of the town."

"This is a stunning property with everything you need for an enjoyable stay. The reality is even more impressive than the photos! Marssac sur Tarn is only a short walk away with three small supermarkets, a bar-restuarant, an excellent butcher, bakeries, and a wine merchant among others. So, if you're looking for a quiet retreat in a welcoming small town, you don't actually need to venture very far at all. The owners were also extremely helpful and friendly. We forgot to bring bed linen but they were able to provide this. They even gave us a lift from the train station on arrival! The gite and owners were both perfect. I would suggest though that the 500 euro damage deposit payable on arrival is made clearer in the advert. Whilst this is a commonplace practice in France, it may not be expected by overseas visitors. It didn't present an issue for us and was refunded very promptly at the end of our stay, but it could present an issue for someone who is not expecting it and doesn't have banking on their smartphone for instance."