"The hotel is quite well-named; it really feels like the end of the world. Their dinner menu with a 17-euro three-course meal, aperitifs at 2.5 euros and a 50cl carafe of very drinkable wine at 6 euros made the place feel like a steal. HIghly recommended?"
"The big applause 👏 is for the staff. They were absolutely brilliant. The receptionist was amazing. Our mum (85 yrs old) had hurt her shoulder earlier in the day and the receptionist made sure we could park right next to the main entrance. She really took care of us. Then the lady in the restaurant allowed us to order to the room and brought our food and drinks to our room. All of the staff were lovely 😍.
The hotel is in fabulous spot and food was great. We are back there in 5 weeks."
"We booked this hotel very, very last minute as we had started to grow tired on the road. It was no problem at all and we were able to go straight to our room. The room was modern and comfortable and we slept really well . The doors do take a good push to close and are noisy when closing - but once the hotel had settled for the night it was a lovely calm environment. The village is very quaint and a self guided walking tour is suggested in the room which we would recommend that you do. The breakfast was phenomenal - even the yoghurt is home made. Downsides - if you book last minute you may not be able to eat at the restaurant and even if you book in advance you should reserve. There is no other places to eat a meal in the village. So having to drive out to another restaurant was a bit annoying after a long drive during the day. It would be good if maybe an option was available for weary travellers even if the full restaurant experience was not possible. Maybe a salad for you to eat in your room or at the outside tables? Equally - although the breakfast was excellent it is only served from 8:00 to 9:30 on a Sunday morning (probably to enable to team to prepare for a busy lunch service in the restaurant). It is a shame - especially since check out is 11am. Would still revisit if ever passing though. A lovely, none pretentious stop away a short drive from the A75."
Yes, there are holiday rentals close to the most popular sights in Auvers, or you can select a more secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay. Auvers is known for its parks.
What’s there to see and do in Auvers?
While you're exploring the area, Mount Mouchet and Gorges of Truyère are a couple of picturesque spots to get outside and enjoy nature. Garabit Viaduct and Saint-Flour Cathedral are a couple of places you'll find in the wider area.
What’s a holiday rental in Auvers like?
Holiday rentals are private properties where you can stay for a few weeks, or just a few days, in Auvers. Holiday rentals feature amenities such as laundry facilities and kitchens so you'll feel just like you're at home. If you're concerned about a clean environment, holiday rentals can provide a sense of security away from shared hotel lifts and lobbies bustling with people while still allowing you the enjoyment of travel. You'll also find more space in a holiday rental than in a traditional hotel, which makes a holiday rental a popular option for families.
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