Hotels near Saugnacq-et-Muret

Free parking at the building. Owner is a nice man. Supermarket nearby.

Our guest, Nadine, very kind and helpful. Breakfast was awesome, and place in the middle of nature was gorgeous

Nice little location, as was a last-minute booking. Very basic but sufficient for sleeping and having a shower.

The location was good for us, very pretty setting with ample parking. Room was quaint, could possibly do with being decorated and the bathroom updating. Lovely outside area. Easy access to the motorway.

Very charming hotel in a sweet little town and Stefan is a very nice, welcoming host. It is just what you need after a long drive and crazy traffic around Paris and Bordeaux. He tipped us a good restaurant at the end of the street, where would go again next time.

The rooms were very clean. Very quiet. Very friendly staff. You notice the owners run the hotel

Perfect location and a wonderful warm welcome from Annesophie our host, cleanliness absolutely faultless all the comforts needed for fantastic stay. Breakfast was superb fresh local delights.

Very easy communication, friendly, were given the best room without even asking for it. Luxurious/clean.

We arrived very late (10pm+) as we were held up driving across France, but the hosts could not have been more welcoming. The place itself has secure parking (it has a key-code controlled gateway) and is just one minute’s drive off the A63 autoroute at Liposthey, south of hectic Bordeaux and north of Bayonne & Dax - which is why we picked it, as it set us up nicely for an onward journey into Spain. Our bedroom, in the main house, was superb, the comfy bed gave us a very welcome sleep, and the shower was excellent with immediate hot water and great water pressure (just divine after a 14-hour day on the road). It all unfolds in the peaceful surroundings of this small country hotel, sat in a carefully manicured and maintained cottage garden (but with a few games, including skittles, a basketball hoop attached to a tree, and a couple of footballs) along with little curios peeking from out of the foliage. We woke up, made coffee in our room, and then went downstairs, where we were treated to a continental breakfast; croissants, fresh bread, ham, jam and cheese, with an egg, and tea (or coffee), in the charming little glasshouse breakfast room, served by Christophe. As we packed our bags, later, a cuckoo started up, and we were really struck by the place’s excellent tranquil location. It was a lovely peaceful stopover in the drive through France, and we shall stay again. We thought the value, for what you had, was superb. PS - I noted from maps/suggested bicycle walks at the venue, it could be used as a convenient base to strike out for Biscarrosse and the Biscay beaches, which may be of use to others considering a stay here.