Find hotels in Trescléoux from SAR 237

"This is a little slice of heaven. I had a last minute booking. The owner was kind to reach out to me to make sure my arrival would not be during a time that might conflict with a scheduled appointment. She gave great recommendations and provided a tasty breakfast. I wish I’d had more than one night because it was lovely."

"Lovely staff, very accomodating and brilliant location."

"Great hotel.... Very classy "

"Great hotel "

"Clean room, very nice staff. Ez Pz check in and check out. "

"This is a sorry excuse for a hotel. No reservations staff is ever present. BThroom is tiny and i barely fit on the toipet seat. Stay here if you have no other option."

"Lovely and calm boutique hotel in the outskirts of Sisteron. Such a little gem of a place, old houses beautifully redecorated with a stunning patio area and a mountain backdrop. We arrived late in the evening but the owner still arranged for an apéro dînatoire for us. Can highly recommend the hotel. "

"Chambre très basique (ressemble à une chambre d'hôpital..), salle de bain avec horrible cabine de douche en plastique plutôt sale...chzmbre malgré tout bien équipé, chauffage, clim., sèche serviette.. Calme.. Dommage également que le petit déj ne soit servi qu'à partir de 7h30 et en aucun cas avant.. Rien pour compenser en plus! Rien de véritablement catastrophique mais ne vaut pas le tarif payé. "

"For the price good value Highlight is the lovely outdoor restaurant at the back of the hotel. Great food service and ambience And you really feel you are in France "

"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"

"Very nice hotel for transit through "

"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...

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