Etchebar Hotels

"Gorgeous town and location. Service was excellent and friendly. Beautiful rooms, very dated but thats what made it so good."

"La chambre est spatieuse et propre, Le personnel très sympathique et toujours bienveillant , même si le client les sollicite pour un imprévu, les responsables de l'hôtel se plient en quatre pour vous aider ou vous conseiller. C'est tellement rare de nos jours."

"Great location and view"

"Wonderful hosts, great location."

"Very pleasant property "

"It is a gem in the middle of a very rural area . So quiet , great pool , great view !"

"Very tasty non too fussy food. Lovely family vibe. Very comfortable beds. Stored my bike securely with no fuss. Managed very well with my terrible French, too! Many thanks "

"Excellent!"

"Very efficient and friendly hotel"

"Very clean, comfy bed, friendly service and a beautiful setting. The hotel is in an old wood and stone building, in the middle of the corn fields, with a view of the Pyrenees mountains. A very nice stay for a romantic getaway. The breakfast was good, continental. The only thing I would suggest is to put the coffee in smaller cups as it gets cold quickly, but that is the only thing I would change about my stay, it was beautiful! Merci! "

"Impeccable "

"Perfect place for anyone who visits St Jean Pied de Port. "

"Excellent for a overnight stay in between journey to other areas. Need to get the wi-fi for guests, even if offering for a fee! Great to have the cafe and bar and all the French magazines readily available."

"Very"

"Great location and room. Very comfortable. Excellent stay."

"The setting is magnificent and the people were helpful and really friendly."

"We really enjoyed our 2 night stay. We had a super room with a patio, the wonderful hosts were very helpful and suggested places to visit and eat. Would definitely stay again."

"Interesting/pleasant room decoration in the Bali room. Noisy location which meant you couldn't have the windows open and parking was difficult. No aircon so it was a difficult night. Thank goodness there was a fan. "