Domaine de Saint-Orens​

This is a quiet place in Montreal, Gers, which could be really nice but is just OK. Very good price for the beginning of high season (~ USD 50/night) Reception is open limited hours, but they can give you a code to open the gate and leave your towels and keys out for you if arriving late. The people at reception were unfailingly helpful and (almost alarmingly !) positive. There is a parking area which I think will not be quite enough if the place is full. Hameaux is made up of small apartments, in small wooden buildings 2 or 3 stories high. Mine was a small (1 BR) apartment on the ground floor, The place was basically clean, but the walls could do with some painting. The apartment was fairly spacious, and (like all rooms here) had a porch with a table and chairs. Living room was spacious (wooden dining table and chairs, sofa, coffee table) but poorly lit. The kitchenette was well equipped (hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffeemaker, fair amount of cutlery and crockery and pots and pans). Bathroom was OK too, plentiful hot water (and a heated towel rack). Bedroom was smallish. Bed was wedged between two closets, with hanging room only (one small shelf). Really need a chest of drawers, and proper reading lights. There was also cleaning stuff in a closer, plus a rack for drying clothes. There are grassy areas outside, and a nice pool (no shade, though), a sauna and a jacuzzi.

This is a quiet place in Montreal, Gers, which could be really nice but is just OK. Very good price for the beginning of high season (~ USD 50/night) Reception is open limited hours, but they can give you a code to open the gate and leave your towels and keys out for you if arriving late. The people at reception were unfailingly helpful and (almost alarmingly !) positive. There is a parking area which I think will not be quite enough if the place is full. Hameaux is made up of small apartments, in small wooden buildings 2 or 3 stories high. Mine was a small (1 BR) apartment on the ground floor, The place was basically clean, but the walls could do with some painting. The apartment was fairly spacious, and (like all rooms here) had a porch with a table and chairs. Living room was spacious (wooden dining table and chairs, sofa, coffee table) but poorly lit. The kitchenette was well equipped (hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffeemaker, fair amount of cutlery and crockery and pots and pans). Bathroom was OK too, plentiful hot water (and a heated towel rack). Bedroom was smallish. Bed was wedged between two closets, with hanging room only (one small shelf). Really need a chest of drawers, and proper reading lights. There was also cleaning stuff in a closer, plus a rack for drying clothes. There are grassy areas outside, and a nice pool (no shade, though), a sauna and a jacuzzi.

Not sure why you would necessarily stay here as its quite remote unless you were in for a wedding nearby like our group, but the suite was very clean and large. I think we just lucked into a less than stellar room-- it was handicap accessible so we didn't have a standard shower with curtain, etc, which made the bathroom a mess, and our room reeked of cabbage or something when we got there-- none of the other guests in the hotel we spoke to had those experiences though. However, it was clean and find otherwise. TIP: Bring food with you, especially if you are in town for a weekend! There were NO supermarkets in the little village and about one restaurant open with only heavy sit down meals. Since there is a kitchen in the room we really regretted not having brought coffee and at least some snacks! Oh and beware the proprietor goes off duty in the evening so you will have to make due with an envelope with your name at the front desk if you arrive after. And she did not speak English.