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"Lovely hotel, the restaurant is superb and the staff very attentive."

"Remote stay. Castle (small) like experience. Matthieu our host was very friendly, helpful and with a warm welcome. "

"The room was large and well accommodated, with a small but reasonable bathroom. The breakfast was fantastic and the staff very helpful."

"Séjour agréable et très bon repas du soir. Local à vélo sécuritaire et bon petit déjeuner "

"Ecolodge Beauregard wasn't what I was expecting. Don't take that as a negative it was a lovely location in the french countryside. The staff went above and beyond to help me get to the location, and make me feel at home. I would absolutely reccomend taking a car to get there, taxis are very expensive and Uber doesn't operate in this part of France. I stayed there ro visit castle Guedelon, an archeology project nearby i.e. figure out how to build a medieval castle by building one how it would have been done in the 13th century. Its a 15 minute drive to the castle from the property or one of the most picturesque hour walks through the forest I've ever made. If youre willing to brave the land of very small-town France where everything closes by 7pm, you won't be dissapointed."

"Quiet and comfortable place"

"Lovely spot to stay in Vezelay, wonderful romantic spot. Staff were lovely and helpful. We ate at the restaurant which was very nice."

"Great location "

"Not to be mistaken for a hotel, this is a self service set of prehistoric rooms, except for the pricing. Cleanliness is subpar, towels are older than my grandmother, and air conditioning is not a technology that has reached this part of the world. I was desperate to get some rest, but good luck doing so in 30 deg C temperature with no air conditioning. Oh and not to forget the noise from the restaurant downstairs right beneath my window. I arrived in the afternoon around 3pm to find the door locked and nobody there but a sign that says call these 2 numbers. First number, voicemail, so i try the second and the voice on the other side of the line instructs me to find the key to my room AND the key to the damn hotel entrance in a secret box. So i do, and I go in only to find the place so dark I have to turn on the flashlight on my phone. With luck I find the light switch to the hallway, but the light is so dim I have to keep the flashlight on. The interior is dilapidated and a reflection of an owner that has given up a very long time ago and now is milking the place for the last few pennies. Disappointing experience."