Wonderful place to stay. Beautify garden when it's nice out you can have breakfast in the garden…read more If you reserve in advance ask about table d'otre (diner). The hostess is a wonderful cook.

This hotel is everything it says it is. It's clean and cheap. The breakfast buffet costs an extra…read more€6, but you can definitely get value out of that. There are eggs and "bacon" in the buffet as well as all the normal french breakfast breads and croissants. The one thing to know about this hotel is that the rooms and bathrooms are tiny. The bedroom is about 3m x 3m, and there are no frills. No coffee pot or kettle or hair dryer. The bathroom is also tiny. It has a little shower compartment, a sink, and toilet all in a cabinet space. Unlike traditional french toilets, this one is in the bathroom with the rest of things. All in all, I like it because I'm flying solo. It isn't what I'd look for if I were with another person, but it is cheap!

While this is not the fanciest hotel, the owners have bent over backwards for our large group that…read morehas essentially taken over the whole hotel. There is no air conditioning, but that seems to be expected around here. They have convenient and reasonably priced bikes for rent. They are right on the beach and rooms facing the water have an incredible view. The breakfast croissants are magnifique. I'd come back if in the area again.

Moulin du Val de Seugne takes its name from the mill building it grew out of along the Seugne…read moreRiver. The 4 Hotel offers excellent service and accommodations. The restaurant has an a la carte as well as a set menu. Great wine list, and a full bar. Service is everything you could expect. Attentive, professional, and helpful. The dishes we ordered were delicious. Well prepared and presented. The ambiance was exceptional. Our table overlooked mill pond. The riverside deck tables looked like they would be a great dining area in warmer weather. Next time we're driving in the Bordeaux region, I would love to stay again!

Lovely country estate, with a high-quality restaurant, large rooms, separate toilet in the room,…read moreand double sinks. Ground floor has private patio.

So quiet and peaceful. Nice little residences located near the centre if the village of Jonzac…read more They have a spa and natural thermal waters.

An overnight stay while on the road in France. Small rooms,…read morea very narrow stairway to the second floor and no elevator. Not a place for the elderly or mobility challenged. The only redeeming feature was a better than average salad bar in the restaurant. Note: The bakery across the street was a wonder for such a small town, I wanted to take the whole thing home.

History is on the menu today, in particular the history of the nearby medieval city of Pons. We…read morewere returning there mainly to see the Hospital of the Pilgrims, open (in June) from 2.30 on Thursdays. The pilgrims were (and are we saw one) those on their way to Santiago de Compostella. Geoffrey, Lords of Pons, ordered its construction and it was built between 1380 and 1385. Alongside is its famous Jardin Medicinal, growing plants (many herbs) which helped treat many of the ill pilgrims. We had reached the impressive hospital by car but had already walked the walk, starting in the Place de Republique where the castle keep, Le Donjon, stands, serving now as a tourist office and exhibition centre. With map in hand we followed the walk down the giant staircase, through the Passage sous les murs and other medieval passageways. In the Rue de Robinet, we saw some medieval gabled houses. One, see photo, had kept a sundial dating from the 13th or 14th century and a couple of feet away sported a 21st century satellite dish! more info at http://www.pons-tourisme.fr