Pension Saint Antoine

The hotel was situated at the top of a hill, it wasn't too steep and for younger backbackers would have been a doddle to walk to from the town. As it was, us two middle agers found it useful to walk our dinner off each evening and only really 'felt' the steep-ness after having walked down from the mountains for five hours the day before! Our room had no loo, which was unexpected, and not as inconvenient as I would have imagined before experiencing it, as we only shared the two toilets with other rooms without. Some rooms were ensuite and you get what you pay for. Ours had brill shower and sink, and was cleaned regly. We had a balcony (albeit old and in need of a coat of paint) and we did get a 'view' which we requested. Owner is delightful

When we arrived there didn't appear to be anyone about and if other guests hadn't arrived to let us in we would have been stuck outside unsure of what to do. Once inside, a board told us in French (ours isn't ery good) that our key was in the door and which room was allocated to us. The next morning at breakfast we asked for the pass number to enter, which was good for safety aspect. There was always a giant alsation around (I'm not fond of dogs) which didn't bother us, but it was obvious from dog hairs present that it entered the breakfast room and the bedrooms! France is different to England................