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We have stayed here before because is is convenient for driving to the Alps. The auberge is clean and comfortable and the welcome is great. Food is simple but well cooked. Our recent trip had a limited menu because of staff shortages but the meal was excellent. Breakfast was very good. Highly recommended.

Stopped for one night on our journey back to Calais from the Alps. We were in the rooms just up the road from the Auberge itself (about 30m away) in the building where breakfast is also served. Good size room, very clean and very comfortable. 2 parking spaces directly in front of this building. The only issue some people might struggle with is that the Reception doesn’t open until 17:30, although you are informed of this on booking. We ate at the Auberge and what can I say? €24 each for an excellent 4 course dinner, superbly cooked, in a delightful place. Delicious. The owners were very helpful and made us feel very welcome. If you go to dinner early, you might be lucky enough to meet the very vocal village geese crossing over to the Auberge for a snack. It’s a quaint French village and simply charming. (Look out for the stuffed animals in the breakfast room).

The room was perfect for a family of 4, with separate sleeping area for adults and children. Beautiful village, very rural. Host very welcoming and helpful. We had aovely breakfast with plenty of choice.

We stopped here overnight en-route to Provence. It was a good choice, pretty close to the autoroute and with a couple of petrol stations in the nearby village on Rolampont so you can fill-up without paying Autoroute prices! The hotel was charming and we had a room in the annexe which is about 50 mts up the road. The room was a good size and perfectly comfortable. Dinner in the restaurant was very tasty, if not sophisticated, and was very good value. The Strawberries that I had for desert were divine. Almost the highlight of the stay was the appearance of the flock of Geese who marched up the road to the hotel demanding bread! Duly fed, they just sat down in the road and had to be treated as a roundabout by passing traffic. Judging by the other photos on here, this was not a one off occurrence. The only real drawback is that check-in is not until 17.30 and there is little else around if you are early. However, I would definitely use it as a stop-over again

Rwally grwat quiet little.village was great little stay so good to have dinner amd breakfast so easily availble on a one night stop which was great price and great tasting food a vegstarian option would have been even better but i would definately revisit this place

We often stay here on our trips to the Alps, again did not disappoint. Comfortable rooms, large, clean, comfortable bed. We again opted for the evening meal in the restaurant/bar, a very social and friendly space to spend the evening. The village is very quaint and worth a stroll around.

Quirky friendly auberge with a good dinner. Bedroom was large, clean and nicely decorated with an interesting ensuite that seemed to have come from a caravan. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was good.

Very comfy bed, great supper good value at€24 for 4 courses, breakfast filling and traditional. Staff are really lovely. Doesn’t open until 5.30pm which caught us out. Capsule bathroom also a sprite, but it was fine

We stayed here as a family of four (two children 2/8) on the way back home from a two week holiday. The village is super cute, very French! The accommodation was lovely. The staff friendly and the food/beer In the restaurant very nice. I would recommend to family and friends and would visit again myself.