We had been on the road for some time, and so were in need of restoration, and the Hôtel definitely provided it! We parked over the road which was most convenient & were welcomed with kind courtesy by a young staff member. The lounge area has sofas and barrel style chairs - comfy & stylish. Our warm room had a lovely classic semi-circular balcony with a pretty view over both the town centre and behind it, the mountains. The doors to it were easy to open & the room equipped with garden style chairs which could easily be taken to sit outside. The bed was large & comfortable. The bath was a good size/depth, lots of hot water, the shower also quality with two heads. The lighting was mood lighting and good for utility too. The small kettle and full length mirror were very welcome. Pictures in the room are a homely touch. The restaurant & breakfast room, are lovely with beautiful ironwork gates separating the two main areas, attractive chandeliers, classic arched windows and some fine pieces of carved wood furniture. We had supper in the restaurant, posing a slight conundrum for the chef, being vegan & vegetarian, (as most of the French & Vietnamese dishes included meat or fish) but they rose to the challenge. The goat's cheese salad was delicious, well balanced, excellent with a carafe of house wine, a fruity red. The nemes/spring rolls were very tasty. The main course a selection of fritter potatoes which were lovely, black pepper potatoes, fine rice, and fried vegetables. Unusual, tasty & filling. Breakfast buffet was great; little croissants, chocolatines, granola etc., yogurts, lovely freshly squeezed orange juice, good apple juice, other juices, a decent coffee/hot chocolate machine, teas, fresh baguettes, confitures (the pear especially), biscuits, fruit salad, fruit (& eggs, cheese, cold meats). Our hostess and host were attentive. We left feeling restored and relaxed.

Salt and pepper on the tables? The hotel has cards instead of keys, lighting that goes comes on to movement and a lot of white/grey/brown decor, but that's simply in line with current/modern mores, and this is mitigated by a very good selection of art on the walls, the charming balconies and the more classical dining areas. So nothing at all substantive to dislike.

Friendly place with modern new rooms and good bathroom. Lovely Vietnamese food in their restaurant. Also choice of French food.

No lift if you need one. Staff in restaurant friendly but service bit haphazard but still had great meal. Wine by glass not very good.

Clean room, refurbished restaurant, friendly staff, free car parking outside.

Hotel lobby and hallways need refurbishment. On checkout we were asked to prove we had paid on checking in (which we had). I had to show paper receipts which they took photos of. This wasn't ideal.

Amazing location. Not far the mountains. The room was very clean, quite, with a little fridge, and big bathroom. AC is working great, there is a balcony as well.

excellent room, great size and a huge bathroom with a shower that you could stay in for hours, quiet room, good secure underground parking and nice pubs and town.

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Friendly staff, very helpful. Comfortable bed. Good continental breakfast. Excellent garage parking included in the price.

Nothing to dislike. Excellent!

Good and varied buffet breakfast. Nice bath in the bathroom. Very good Vietnamese and French menu in the restaurant. Friendly staff, who speak good English (though we're trying to stick to French!). Convenient and secure underground car park. Convenient location for a stopover in Quillan - near the market square.

Traffic noise from around 6am at the road junction outside.

modern rooms, a fridge and a kettle plus free water . all good extras.

choice of meals in the restaurant not too varied

Very nice hotel modern and fresh. Restaurant is exceptional quality food. Full marks to the chef 👨‍🍳

Staff were very friendly, exceptional hospitality. Great location. Didn't have the opportunity to eat in however had a drink with the owner at the bar and would love to return next time we are in Quillan.

Nil