Latroupe le Berger

Oh dear!! Looking at the pictures, we arrived here, with hopes, of quirky rooms with character!! But, in reality we got, a small dark room, with peeling paint work, tiny bed, a bathroom that looked like something from a old horror movie.. The bath was sunken, so people with mobility or balance problems beware! Also handheld shower hose.. Also the smell of drains was prominent.. The bed was hilarious, my partner's feet were hanging out the end!! Everything just seemed dusty and musty.. Some of the staff were friendly, but we didn't have much interaction as we spent most of our time in the city sightseeing.. I feel quite sad, as it was so disappointing, and felt totally mislead by the photos.. Traveler beware!! What you see, is not what you get!!!...

Rooms very basic, no tea coffee facilities, very noisy, more like a hostel than hotel. Only supplied with two coat hangers no wardrobe no draws, one towel between two no shower / body soaps. Bed very low to floor so no good if you have back problems. Wouldn’t recommend

I had a great stay at Le Berger! The hotel has such a unique history. I had a superior room (-09; Blanche) and I had plenty of room for myself for the week. The rooms are different from a modern hotel room but it had all the necessities for an enjoyable stay. First the rooms are beautifully appointed! The lighting in the room was soft and there were interesting details (mirrors) throughout the room. Even though the windows didn’t offer a view (read the history), there was plenty of natural light. The bed was very comfortable for me (probably medium-firm) and sat lower to the ground than being the typical height on a frame. There were 2 types of pillows, firm foam and softer synthetic. There were plenty of outlets in the right places, which can be a concern with historic properties. No USB ports, haha! There was a shelf above the Bathroom sink to spread out, but it would have been nice to have a small mirror closer to the sink for putting on make-up, contacts, etc. As a historic hotel, noise travels easily between walls so you can hear other guests coming and going but everyone was respectful of the noise after 10pm. The street is very quiet and the garden area by the pool settled down by bedtime. The desk staff were helpful, polite, and accommodating. Each person always greeted me with a smile. I would definitely stay there again. It was easy to get to from the airport. It’s about 40 mins on bus 12 from the airport to Trone and a 10 min walk from there. Just be sure to get the right bus ticket because there is a different pass for leaving the airport (~7 euros). A normal bus pass will take you back (~2-3 euros).