Name: Le Mûrier de Viels
Address: Le Murier de Viels, Causse-et-Diege, Causse-et-Diege, Causse-et-Diege, 12700, France
Rating: 9

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Le Mûrier de Viels

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Stayed here for one night whilst on road trip through France and what a find! 
Owner and staff could not have been more welcoming. 
Room was lovely and bed comfy.. 
Did not get a chance to use the pool as late arrival and early departure but looked very inviting . 
Location is so peaceful and the views are stunning. 
We had dinner in the restaurant which was the best meal we’d had on our trip . Chef came out to explain how he had cooked everything & making sure we were happy 
Would definitely stay here again. 

Gem of a find

Set deep into woodland off the. Beaten track the hotel affords views across the valley with the river Lot below: its rustic charm is delightful &  un-manicured  gardens with hidden pathways set the scene for a very relaxing place to stay. The  bedroom and bathroom were if a high standard, well maintained and clean with a wonderfully comfortable bed. Josephine & Oz were the perfect hosts discreet but available & fluent in several languages. Oz is the chef & I was treated to a delightful dinner with a  walnut & blue cheese salad, followed by a fillet of duck in a quince Hus (gorgeous) & a fresh fruit salad: breakfast was a buffet which enabled me to skip lunch as I was travelling a distance.. this is a hotel I would return to and  recommend it to lovers of comfort & ambience & the countryside.

A hidden Gem.

Booked this hotel for 1 night on a recent road trip, however it was so good good that we decided to stay for 2 nights.  The hotel is situated in a quiet valley overlooking the river Lot.  The views are wonderful.  The owners, Josephine and Oz, are very welcoming.  The rooms are large and very well appointed, and our room is the one pictured.  The food is all home cooked by Oz and is exceptional.  Oz loves to cook and we enjoyed discussing food with him.

Booked 1 night, stayed for 2

This hotel suited us perfectly, and the attention paid by the owner, to ensure we made the most of our visit to this region, was exceptional. Oz and his team have been running the hotel for a dozen years, so have extensive local knowledge, but have also retained the enthusiasm of newcomers. We enjoyed excellent weather, which helped.

Secluded, remote, quirky, historic, restful

This is a gorgeous setting with magnificent views over the Lot valley. The hotel is lovely and includes many interesting room choices. The location is great for day trips exploring interesting towns and the Pech Merle cave paintings. We loved coming back for a delicious evening meal on the terrace, watching the sun gradually set. The staff is extremely friendly and goes out of their way to be helpful.

Welcoming and hidden gem in the Lot Valley!

Family run with great enthusiasm!
The layout of the hotel is quite unusual, attractively different.  But I’m afraid something will need to be done about these trees because the iconic views over the river Lot are now more or less obscured.  That somewhat took away from the upgrade to a higher room.

Great swimming pool.

However, we also enjoyed your chat and your food and drink, Oz.

Unique hotel

We arrived late on a holiday. Oz kindly made us supper. Our room overlooked the entire valley. The morning birdsong was amazing. It is now one of my top stay experiences EVER! I highly recommend staying here. The owners are accommodating and a wonderful resource for exploring the area.

Fabulous amenities and views!

Had booked 5 nights in a standard room at 110 euros per night but on arrival were also shown junior suite 'Faycelles' at 150 euros which would be available for the first four nights.  Fell in love with it of course (it is utterly gorgeous); just had to move our stuff to the smaller room next door for our last night.

'Faycelles' has beautiful view of Lot valley and village of Faycelles on the opposite bank and is the only room with bath instead of shower.  There is an extra (single) bed on the mezzanine.  The room next door had only garden view and first impression was that it was quite small for all our luggage, although the bed was larger; however this room also had a mezzanine level which in this case had a sofa, desk, chair and chest of drawers.  Both rooms had tea/coffee facilities and a/c.  There are other rooms scattered through the grounds, all different.

Good breakfast and evening meals though tending more towards good home cooking than haute cuisine.  Meats always tender but where Oz really excels in on unusual slants on vegetables, generally about 5 different offerings with main course, such delights as fondant potatoes, fondant carrots, tomatoes layered with aubergine, courgettes with hints of ginger.  Jams, ice creams and sorbets home-made from own produce.  The restaurant is open to non-residents; menu rather short (just 3 or 4 options for each course) but on day 2 of our stay Oz suggested later in the week we could go 'off-piste' and he would cook specially for us, whatever we would like; we asked for fish and very nice it was.  Lovely that he comes out to chat to all the diners; speaks English, French and German.

Since the facilities are spread out over the steep hillside there are shallow steps to negotiate here and there; no handrails.  Fortunately I had a walking pole with me for balance.  The pool is fenced, unheated (I think) - a bit cold for me.  Plenty of loungers.  Lots of flowers, bees, birdlife, the family cats and all the peace of being in the deep countyside.  Plenty of parking.

Great location for touring and Oz and Josephine can offer lots of suggestions.  We had a lovely visit to Conques and the pretty villages of the Pays d'Olt/ upper Lot valley and also a longish day trip to the Monts du Cantal, the objective being to get up high to cool down.  The old town of nearby Figeac is a delight (park on the south side of the river, by the tennis courts).  It's a lovely drive on the south side of the Lot to Cajarc via Saut de la Mounine (great view) and Cajarc is also very pretty.  But St-Cirq-Lapopie just too full of tourists for our taste, sadly, and we missed out on a Lot river trip not having realised they start from Bouzies not St-Cirq-Lapopie and by the time we got there they were fully booked anyway; book in advance is best.  Bouzies has lots of parking and an open-air cafe where you can while away the time waiting for your trip.

Lovely property in deep countryside overlooking the Lot. Great location for touring. Good home cooking. Friendly too.

A wonderful place to stay - very attractive, quiet & very clean. 
With a delicious breakfast - all so fresh.
We were so sorry not to meet Oz, (Chef) as he was ill at the time of our one night stay, but we were pointed towards a good rustic restaurant locally for our dinner that evening.
The swimming pool was excellent, even though is was chilly.

Superb

We stayed here for 8 nights and would highly recommend it. As others have said, it is in a wonderful, peaceful location in a semi-wooded area overlooking Le Lot. Because of booking late, we stayed in 3 different rooms (Gite, Faycelles and Le Puits) during our stay and all were spotless, well appointed and comfortable. Josephine and Oz were charming and gracious hosts and Josephine gave us some wonderful recommendations for places to visit locally including Bel Castel, Bournazel and Peyrusse le Roc. We spent the first few days there with our young daughters and they absolutely loved the swimming pool which was really clean and is ideal for those learning to swim. It is also surrounded by beautiful trees which meant there was always some welcome shade. We ate in the restaurant for 4 nights and really enjoyed the food. Yes, the menu is a bit limited but Oz is happy to divert from it if you ask in advance. On the other nights, we ate in Figeac which is a beautiful town within 15 minutes drive.

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