Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Jullié, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

"Good location, room was not so clean though "

"It was clean and fine for a quick overnight stay. The room was small and only soap was hanging by the shower and was used for both sink and shower. Bed was relatively comfortable. All in all, for the price it was fine. "

"Lovely staff, very convenient. Great breakfast and all in all a good experience!"

"The room was clean and quiet. Pretty basic accommodation."

"The staff was very accommodating explaining night check-in before our arrival. The restaurant next door was also great with us."

"The Staff are extremely helpful and polite. We dined in the restaurant and the food is excellent too, our waiter was extremely polite and helpful to us being limited with our ability to speak conversational French language, so I much thank him for his patience "

"Lovely hotel - old building but attractive - Manager lovely and fab Breakfast - M & A "

"Very good located. Next to train Station and city Centre. Pool open for use but not very clean!"

" Very conveniently located for breaking our journey. Very efficient air con was welcome as was a shower with good water pressure! On site restaurant made things easy. "

"Very friendly staff, beautiful rustic b&b type hotell with less than 20 rooms, nice spa facilities."

"This hotel is for you if you want a rustic experience in the middle of the mountains on a very winding, steep and narrow road. I had a business meeting in the nearby town of Cours and thought that this little hotel would be a good place for the night before. It was fine for a one night stay but would be not so great for longer. The good news is that there were no obvious mosquitoes, good because we had to leave windows open due to very poor air circulation otherwise in the stuffy rooms. We were...

"Charming hotel. We loved our first floor room with terrace overlooking the garden. Very comfortable bed, nice linen, efficient and quiet aircon. The town is very pretty, we could have stayed longer but are en route to the south "