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"The hotel is good and price is good. No issues with the parking at all.Good location.Only problem is very small pillows and as there is no reception on Saturday (after 1p.m.) and not at all on Sunday you cannot get any extra pillow. The cleaning staff does not speak English and cannot assist."

"It would have been a perfect stay if not for certain things that reflected the lack of care in a hotel that could have been great. This boutique hotel was nestled in nature - and was a lovely stroll to the closest village with food options galore, parks, quaint shops & market stalls that you could lose yourself in. Our disappointments: We entered the room & kicked off our shoes to find our feet immediately coated with dust. The toilet was dirty - the cleaner literally missed a yucky spot. The door handle fell off and we realised that the handle was attached loosely, which meant that the room was not secure. We brought the handle to the reception desk twice, and it was on the second day that the door was fixed. On the second day, we came back to a room that was half made - the sheets were haphazardly thrown over the bed and still creased from the night before. The staff service was very inconsistent. We had one friendly receptionist and the rest of them looked either bored or grim. I read the mostly amazing reviews about this hotel, hence I booked the room. It was quite disappointing. "

"A quiet little hotel not far from the cute town with lots of dining options. The hotel itself has a bar with alcoholic drinks and coffee available as well as pizza if you feel like a relaxing dinner on the patio overlooking the mountains. Beautiful! Lots of cyclists, backpackers and hikers smartly made this their home base for the night. Situated in the national park, it certainly caters to adventure seekers. The room was small and unremarkable but we hung out on the patio so it didn't matter! Great, helpful service and a great breakfast buffet."

"Location is great. Very noisy in the morning when janitors trying to clean rooms. She kept knocking the door and asking in French until I put the “do not disturb” sign on. That was 9:45 in the morning and the latest check-out time is noon."

"Good"