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"The staff was wonderful. They were extremely helpful. We arrived a bit later that we wanted, they found us room to eat at the hotel restaurant. The food was amazing . We will go back on our next trip."

"The staff is very friendly and helpful. Staff did speak English. Hotel was clean and updated. Hotel located just outside the busy city. Quiet on top of a hill. I would recommend this hotel in Auch. "

"Loverly place. "

"Three generations staying in a renovated chateau (with a secret cellar) in glorious countryside with a charming and most helpful host: what's not to like?! And the donkeys are charming and friendly too. A holiday like no other..."

"What isn't evident from the photos is that this gîte is made up of an older part and a new "tower" part - but that both are now to the same, modern standards. People should be aware that three of the rooms are on the three floors (inc ground) of the tower, so there are quite a few stairs which may be daunting for some. The main bedroom en suite at the top has fantastic views over to the Pyrenees, but does have the slight downside that the en suite bathroom doesn't have a toilet, which is down a floor. The location is great, only a fraction over an hour from Toulouse and the airport on quiet roads in this, one of the quietest départments. What Gers lacks in organised stuff to do it makes up for in lovely open countryside and fantastic walks even just around the property itself. Happy evenings birdwatching from the verandah (and noisy nights from the resident Little Owl). Virginie as host is both very local and happy to help with any requests. Also v quick to respond."

"A really old house with a mix of very old and very modern furniture-really quirky. Very spacious property,well kitted out with all amenities. Situated in beautiful countryside with lots of attractions nearby. We were overwhelmed by the effort our hosts made for us and felt like old friends by the time we left. Cannot recommend highly enough. Maryse and Regis are special hosts with the gift of hospitality."