Ermitage Saint-Vincent B&B

😊: Fabulous room in a wonderful old building with great views a lovely breakfast and a very hospitable host.. 😢: Slightly smelt of cigarette smoke, the narrow sun terrace which was enclosed with glass windows was the smoking area.

😊: Really enjoyable stay. The trip was enhanced by the friendly interesting host..

😊: Lovely property in an excellent location. 😢: Nothing. We were very happy with our choice.

😊: The quiet location. 😢: Breakfast was not so well served and only sweet food.

This place was perfect. Halfway point for us travelling to th South. The building is beautiful and a visit to the church next-door is a must. The french breakfast was the tastiest croissant nature, ever and the owners were so welcoming and helpful. Fanny's boulangerie across the road do the most amazing pastries. David, Virginne and lily, I wish you all many happy years and we may see you again

We chose this small chambre d'hote because we like to stay in unusual places. The Ermitage fits the bill as it is within a very old building next to a beautiful old church. It even has a vine 'garden museum' attached which guests can access after the public have gone home. We liked the place very much and found the owners very pleasant and helpful. There is WiFi available and although breakfast is limited the owners have now supplemented the bread and jam with a slice of the biggest croissant I have ever seen! ||I think it's important to remember that Chambre d'hotes are not hotels and that you are really being invited into someone's home. Some offer an amazing spread for breakfast, others not. This place has real character and lovely owners who helped us to have a very enjoyable stay.

Very welcome arrival after long drive. Interesting building and surroundings, very sympathetically decorated - charming. Dinner was a pleasure - the cheese board exceptional. We went the next day and bought all the cheeses to take with us on our journey south (with help from the owner) Breakfast was also good with the largest croissant ( a local speciality) we had ever seen. So much nicer to stay somewhere like this than a soulless chain.

This was our first B&B in France. It has the lovely ambience of the converted monastery, the small grounds are great, as is the riverview. Rooms are clean, large with a good bathroom. Owner speaks English. There is no wifi. Breakfast was disappointing and very basic with only juice, tea/coffee, bread (no croissants!!?) and jam offered ... there is no dinner option. Be aware that Sunday and monday the local restaurants are mostly closed. Owners seemed keen to have guests leave asap after breakfast?. I think this B&B relies to much on the converted Monastery to attract clients and we now know (from experience) that there are much better B&B's in the area to stay at.