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P6,851
P7,677 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 16 - Oct 17




2. Le Relais de la Cure
Le Relais de la CureSaint-Juire-Champgillon
- Experience serene pool paradise in the heart of wine country with year-round swimming and seasonal outdoor relaxation.
P5,602
P5,602 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 16 - Oct 17




3. Contact Hôtel le Moulin Neuf
Contact Hôtel le Moulin NeufChantonnay
- Indoor pool getaway with lakeside charm and wellness at le Moulin Neuf hotel.
P5,410
P6,148 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 15 - Oct 16




4. The Originals City, Ax Hotel, La Châtaigneraie
The Originals City, Ax Hotel, La ChâtaigneraieLa Chataigneraie
P5,869
P6,596 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 29 - Oct 30
P9,583
P10,891 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 16 - Oct 17




6. Villa des roses
Villa des rosesLuçon
- Art deco guesthouse creates a serene poolside oasis with sun loungers and umbrellas for ultimate summer relaxation.
P7,700
P8,470 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 1 - Nov 2




7. L'instant Bleu
L'instant BleuMarans
- Bask in serenity at the guesthouse's heated pool, where luxury meets tranquility in a garden setting.
P7,352
P8,186 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 20 - Oct 21




8. Le Clos de la Court d Aron
Le Clos de la Court d AronSaint-Cyr-en-Talmondais
- Splash into serene summer days at this tranquil bed & breakfast with a seasonal outdoor pool.
P6,477
P7,163 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 26 - Oct 27
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Top Saint-Valérien Hotel Reviews
LOGIS HOTEL LE RABELAIS
10/10 Excellent
"Good hotel in the middle of town but needs a few bits of maintenance (e.g. leaking shower doors) and a few more members of staff. The restaurant was good with reasonbably priced meals although the chef needs to tone down the use of olive oil on the fish dish as it was swimming in it, and also learn the difference between saignant and bien cuit as my saignant steak was almost trop cuit! The main issue was the breakfast as a party of 40 Dutch tourists decended on the restaurant before checking out at 0900. When the few other guests arrived there were no clean tables and no food left. Understandable but what was incredible was that the young wonan in charge of breakfast was on heer own and overwhelmed. To her credit, once I'd alerted the lone receptionist to this she came and pitched in, as did the guests, setting tables etc. but that was areal failur of management. Why 5* then? Because it has potential and was perfect for our overnight stay with secure parking and (eventually) a great breakfast. If i'd been there for a week I'd probably have dropped it a star or two."















