LOGIS-Hôtel Restaurant Auberge Les Vallées Du Perche

Very dog friendly Nice quiet location Good WiFi Parking Exceptional shower!

Thin walls, snoring and tv audible Very firm bed Breakfast

Electric kettle in room. Easy to use breakfast area with constant hot water for tea and coffee.

Dinner menu did not offer a meat choice - only duck which is classified as the house specialty.

The breakfast selection was good. The room itself was quite nice though I don't know what made it a 'superior' room. Bed was comfortable.

TV was a little on the small side and Wifi wasn't usable. To be fair the description on the booking page did say it was only available in some areas. Not a massive problem if you have enough data on your mobile phone.

Located back off a main D-Road (lorry route) between Brou and Nogent le Rotrou in the Perche Regional Parc known for its undulating hills, beautiful woodlands and stunning views. The sleeping accommodation is in a new development back from the old house and auberge so the bedrooms are quiet and have modern facilities whilst the restaurant keeps its historic wood beams. Meals are excellent and good value as is the wine (the carafes are particularly good selections). Overall an excellent hotel experience made all the better by friendly well organised staff (they had carefully booked a ground floor room for us because I have mobility issues at 73).

The main road so you need car or multiply geared bike transport to reach Nogent le Rotrou called the "capital" of Perche with its distinctive chateau and fortified tower buildings and travel around the the Perche Regional Natural Park with its bocage valleys, steep wooded slopes and hills. Essentially the main roads are lorry routes which can be avoided by choosing narrow back lanes travelling through shaded glades of beech woods or bocage pastureland with beautiful old stone hamlets and villages to visit.

Simple mais nickel Service sympa

Fantastic food in the restaurant and the whole experience was exceptional

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