Le Clos des Récollets

Frommer's Review

In the heart of the old village, in a pedestrian zone fronted by 17th-century buildings, you'll come to Le Clos des Récollets. Housed in a structure that dates from the 17th century, it has 18th-century modifications. The interior conserves the style of the period, with oak doors, oil paintings, and wooden furnishings. Illumination is provided by candle, as much as possible. The guest rooms are rather plainly furnished, but quite comfortable. On the premises is a good, moderately priced Belgian restaurant, with umbrella tables on a terrace for outdoor dining. Menu items include game in season, such as pheasant, and lobster stew with vegetables.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; lounge

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