La Caravelle

Guests have praised the delicious salad for lunch at the restaurant and the good food, as well as the great breakfast.

Guests have mentioned the warm welcome and good food, while some have noted small and old private bathrooms with only a curtain, and difficulties with en-suite facilities.

The hotel offers free parking, but some guests have found it difficult to park or had trouble getting access on arrival.

The hotel is well placed and very close to the city centre, making it convenient for visitors. Additionally, the hotel is located in the centre of town and offers a good opportunity to learn French.

Guests have appreciated the friendly and very helpful staff, as well as the very kind staff who also run the restaurant next door.

Some guests mentioned that the private bathrooms were small and had only a curtain for separation, which may not be ideal for all travelers.

A few guests noted that the rooms facing the main street could be noisy, so packing earplugs might be helpful for light sleepers.

One guest expressed disappointment with the hotel not receiving payment from booking platforms, suggesting that booking directly with the accommodation might be a more supportive option.

The hotel's central location makes it convenient for visiting nearby attractions such as Church of Notre-Dame-du-Marthuret, Musee Mandet, and Musee Regional d'Auvergne.

Some guests found it difficult to park, so it's advisable to inquire about parking arrangements in advance to ensure a smooth arrival.

Several guests mentioned that the rooms were small and bare, so if space is a priority, it might be worth considering this aspect when booking.

Guests enjoyed the food at the hotel's restaurant, with fresh local ingredients cooked on the spot at reasonable prices, as recommended by one guest.

A few guests mentioned that noise from toilet flushing macerators could be heard throughout the night, so it's something to be aware of for light sleepers.

Guests appreciated the hotel's authentic and warm atmosphere, making it a charming and comfortable place to stay near the Old City.

While the staff primarily speak French, guests found no critical barriers in communication, and it was seen as a good opportunity to learn the language.