Sigoyer hotels from RM302

"Very nice hotel for transit through "

"Great hotel, great food."

"Goood"

"Décoration originale. Chambre propre mais assez sommaire."

"Great stay"

"Great location"

"Good stay at a convenient location and a very good bed. Slept very well"

"I love this place. great location, very friendly staff and an amazing breakfast. You can't go wrong with this choice it's perfect."

"Good in general, helpful service people, easy parking. Room a bit dark."

"Very quiet relaxing place host was excellent meal he cooked was excellent. Host spoke perfect English so was a plus for us non French speakers. Would stay again if in the area"

"A good option for staying in this nice town in the middle of mountains. Location is good not very far from the railway station. I only wish the pool had been open. "

"Clean room, useful garage parking and a good dining room"

"Très agréable et confortable "

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"Very helpful staff that was kind enough to wait until midnight when we finally arrived. Nice and cozy room with the most comfortable pillows and sheets I have experienced during my travels in France. Very lovely breakfast. If you are looking for a quiet, cozy stay, this is it."

"Great location Helpful and nice staff Comfortable and clean"

"What a fantastic, super helpful welcome. Reception was faultless and helped me with my trip, gave great advice and useful tips. The room was lovely, clean, smart and bathrooms fantastic. Highly, highly recommended."

"An absolute charming stay! Beautiful, quiet surroundings, walkable, and wonderful staff. Wish we could have stayed longer!"

"I really enjoyed my brief stopover and would have liked to stay longer. Quiet rural location and nice clean rooms with thoughtful decor. Great breakfast too!"

"I emailed the hotel to let them know I would arrive very late in the night and they never acknowledged receipt, so it’s no surprise I had issues accessing the property. The “welcome email” I received before arrival listed a code for a customer portal that linked to a broken URL, but was actually for the property’s outer gate. Why not just call it a gate code instead of a portal access code? They also didn’t tell me where the button was to open the gate when exiting the property, so another...