Inns in Saint-Flour Agglomeration

We loved it! The street in front of the hotel was blocked for a village festival, so the staff carried our luggage 100 meters to the hotel. The menu for the night was hamburgers; as Americans we know hamburgers, and this was one of the vest we've had! The breakfast has all local products and was great -- a good value at 14 euros. Highly recommended!

I loved this stay. It's a simple, but elegantly run hotel. I enjoyed the outside garden for relaxing before dinner. The meals were optional; however, I enjoyed both and loved meeting fellow travelers. The staff were both welcoming and professional.

Amazing little town with extremely friendly service and food.

The hotel is quite well-named; it really feels like the end of the world. Their dinner menu with a 17-euro three-course meal, aperitifs at 2.5 euros and a 50cl carafe of very drinkable wine at 6 euros made the place feel like a steal. HIghly recommended?

Excellent dîner! Very good Food!

We stayed one night the staff was excellent very helpful and informative. Keeping in mind that this is a budget hotel and all things being relative it was excellent. Lots of hot water great water pressure and the room was very accessible as all rooms are ground floor We would definitely stay again and thank you to the hotel staff Scott and Sarah

Hosts were not there when we arrived. We had no idea where to go. Couldn't figure out the coffee machine. Could have used more coffee. Hosts were very nice

I think the breakfast is a bit expensive, but it's easier to get it right in the hotel. And the view from the restaurant is just amazing.

The owner is very kind and he is there very late even if it is past check in time. He only spoke French but tried his best to accommodate to other languages and was very helpful. The hotel itself is a bit outdated with appliances however it is in a very quiet beautiful location. The parking is the only flaw as it is in a small alley with about 10 spots.

excellent find! Their restaurant is michelin starred and although we were unable top have dinner there, the breakfast the next morning was better than any I had ever eaten. Pastries were freshly baked,; juice was freshly squeezed and coffee was individually brewed The meat almost tempted me to give up being a vegetarian.

Easy to find and located within a few kilometres from the A75 the hotel makes a very convenient place to stay when travelling south. The rooms are large and modern and the bathroom is extremely new and attractive with a walk-in shower area.The bed was comfortable and the area is quiet ensuring a good night's sleep. The town itself is small but we were directed, by the hotel, to a restaurant situated within the town's thermal pool building where we dined excellently on the local beef and...

Beautifully done interior design with an eye to period authenticity. The views of the countryside are open and wide. The owners were quite personable. I had a little difficulty finding the castle since I had incorrectly set my sights on the village of Perpezat. I was looking for "Lieu dit Perpezat" which landed me an hour from the correct village - Apchat.