Le Pavillon

The staff provides exceptional service and the breakfast buffet is abundant with options for both adults and children. The room is spacious, pleasant, and well-equipped.

Rustic spot reminscent of the game Clue This hotel is for you if you want a rustic experience in the middle of the mountains on a very winding, steep and narrow road. I had a business meeting in the nearby town of Cours and thought that this little hotel would be a good place for the night before. It was fine for a one night stay but would be not so great for longer. The good news is that there were no obvious mosquitoes, good because we had to leave windows open due to very poor air circulation otherwise in the stuffy rooms. We were there in July. Luckily it wasn't too hot as there is no A/C. We had tremendous thunder storms that night with several inches of rain and lots of lightening and thunder all around the hotel. Made for a less than restful night. The scratchy wool blankets weren't needed. The bathroom has a nice window peeking into the bedroom. There is a drop-down blind by the tub, so maybe there would be some privacy, but this style of bathroom is always a strange one. The bath fixtures worked, although they look like they came from a 1980s travel trailer - beige plastic with blue and red dots so you know cold vs hot. The associated restaurant looked fine, but we didn't eat there. There is supposed to be a spa, but we couldn't figure out where it was. The photos of the 3 person room we reserved did not match at all the room we were offered. Luckily the manager gave us a second room (we needed separate beds!). That bumped up our rating here. Would maybe stay here again if caught on this road late at night