The hotel is situated in a pcturesque village on a hill. Our room was small but adequate with a lovely view. Bathroom was excellent; it looked fairly new. Breakfast was not lavish, but very good. The hotel restaurant served most excellent meals, no need to look for another.

Loved our stay here very quaint medieval village,the hotel and swimming pool have commanding views of the hills and countryside. Hotel staff extremely polite and pleasant. We had to change rooms as the hotel was fully booked and we wanted to stay extra nights a good testament to the hotel and its location. Our first room was in the main... More

Les Hospitaliers was founded by M.Morin's father who also restored and promoted this medieval village. I have known it for over thirty years. The hotel is a modest group of buildings well integrated in the fabric of the place. The emphasis is on the food, excellent at breakfast, lunch and dinner. The staff are kind, efficient and tactful. They do... More

Very comfortable rooms in the historic hotel set in a beautiful peaceful landscape. Cherries picked that morning for breakfast, divine home made jams and pastries. Dinner very good the night before.

Nice little hotel in a lovely quiet village. Rooms are big. Breakfast was very good. The pool is so nice to cool down. Two complaints : no A/C and lots of wasps in the area.

We took advice from someone posting on the Lyons forum who replied to my enquiry about stop-over suggestions just south of Lyons (we were driving from London to Nice) and booked a night at Les Hospitaliers. It was a beautiful place but I thought the food was a little disappointing and the rooms uncomfortable (tiny beds) and hot. It was... More

Stayed last night in Les Hospitaliers after an excellent dinner. Outstanding food, reasonably priced and obviously with high quality ingredients. Standard room has a rather small bed (with a board at the end...) which is for tall central Europeans a little short. Nice view from the room.

We had arrived the day before to Cannes and the next stop on the way to Paris was meant to be Beane (Burgundy), however fortunately for us the terrible hotel in Cannes had cancelled our booking without warning, so we decided to alter our itinerary, leave Cannes early and spend one night in Les Hospiatliers before heading to Beane. What... More

The hostelry accommodation is scattered around numerous stone buildings in this semi-restored hamlet. Rooms are simply furnished with small beds, linoleum flooring and `70s style en-suites, but they are clean and of a good size. The main complex and pool are for guest use only, but there is a café serving drinks, and ice cream on the lawns, and this... More