La Cascade

The hotel rooms themselves are very basic - though clean - and inexpensive. There are no facilities or public space. It’s on a fairly busy road (daytime only) But the view from the rooms is stupendous and definitely worth staying for. Probably all rooms have balconies but you definitely need one. The eponymous cascade isn’t on site but definitely worth a journey. Come out of hotel, turn right into village, take right fork to steps down, then a rough path down and along for about 15 minutes. You can drive the steep bit but it’s probably not worth it. You can take a plunge in the river but it is “jolly” (expletive deleted” cold. The dinner is good and very French. Also in a dining room with the same view - but you need to be there at 1900 when the restaurant opens to be able to snaffle a table with a view - we weren’t. Breakfast was good and varied with delicious Mirtilli jam and unusual muesli. Avoid the cappuccino which comes with hot chocolate and is weird. Probably best to stick to tea tbh.

Views from the rear balcony of the valley and hillsides opposite were stunning. A friendly and helpful welcome from the staff. We enjoyed an evening meal and morning breakfast both of which were good. Clean and comfortable room with balcony. Luc the manager came to our rescue arranging transport when our travel plans were unexpectedly changed. An added star to the five awarded. Thank you.

Personnel très sympathique, vue magnifique. Personnel très sympathique, vue magnifique.