Name: Chambre d'hôtes troglo Cave de l'Eperon
Address: 4 Escalier Saint-Gabriel, 41800, Troo, France, Troo, Troo, Troo, 41800, France
Rating: 8

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Val de Loire Airport

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We found this B&B from a travel guide- Backroads of France- and were pleased when they were able to take us on short notice.  The place is technically located off of a walking path, not a road- so yes, the address isn't 'Googleable'. There was a place to park our car, although one does need to carry luggage up the flight up steps you can see in the photos. 
The room was pleasantly decorated and overall, clean. Our hosts were kind and inviting, meeting us with a small bottle of homemade wine which was quite good.  

I would warn anyone with health problems to, perhaps, not stay in a cave room. It is in the nature of the beast that it is quite humid/damp and a wee bit musty. We were a bit thrown off by the lack of a proper door to our bathroom, but the swinging door, curtain was manageable.  That being said, if you are looking for a unique stay for a night- this is definitely doable.

Nice place

We had read the enthusiastic reviews of this quaint and friendly B & B with its comfortable accommodations.  As there was also a comment about it being a little tricky to find we emailed Barbara for directions.  She responded with perfect instructions so that when we first arrived in Troo, on the evening of July 4th, we easily drove right up to the B & B.  Bernard welcomed us warmly with several glasses of wine and an American flag flying from the balcony outside our room.  The view from this balcony where we ate our breakfast the next two mornings was a charming combination of fresh flowers, local rooftops and the faraway valley.  We enjoyed Bernard's delicious homemade jams.  Our walk up the path literally above this B & B took us into the higher reaches of this lovely troglodyte town where the setting and the views are enchanting.   We highly recommend this B & B and Troo.

Unique and inviting

We thoroughly enjoyed this unique overnight stop en route to the south of France. It is a little tricky to find and we weren't sure we were in the right place until we were greeted by Barbara and Bernard with a welcome glass of wine. Really quaint and not at all as basic as we thought. Spacious, very French and a fantastically modern bathroom. Lovely little terrace where breakfast was brought to you from the owners' house above. In comparison to some of the very standard hotels we stayed at this was very good value for money. Visit the little cave museum and ALS the cave wine vault for good slur local wine. Little else to see and do and on,y 1 restaurant within walking distance but this was a great stop.

Excellent and unique overnight stop at reasonable price

We stayed one night in September as part of a driving holiday round France and by my own assumption, this was probably going to be the most quirky of the selection of B&B. We were not let down
After a long drive and calling Barbara to get the final directions, we were welcomed to the B&B up the hill and shown our room.
Well Cro Magnon meets space age is one way to describe it, with the Cave itself, the comfortable bedroom and then the space age, very contemporary bathroom- what a surprise!!!!
Barbara and Bernard brought us a small carafe of wine on arrival, which we sat out on the little terrace and had conversations with them both about their home and the village. Very welcoming
Being a Sunday evening, there was not much option about where to eat, but the place they recommended fitted the bill.
There were surprises of the entertaining kind in the bathroom, provided by the basin with the sensors and the options available on the shower.
A very comfortable night's sleep with no light polution whatsoever, was followed by breakfast including plenty of coffee, lovely bread and selection of confitures.
Bernard and Barbara are lovely hosts and thier B&B is equally filled with character.
The only down side of the place it that we believe the space age shower and its humidity is not so easily dealt with by the cave itself, which did lead to it smelling a little dank.
That said, we have stayed in other places which were not as clean, where the hosts were seriously unfriendly and where the location just didn't live up to the "press"
B&B Cave and Troo is well worth the visit, even if it is one night only.

for an experience it certainly delivers!

What an experience!  We were expecting something pretty basic and were pleasantly surprised.  Bernard the owner was very welcoming and offered us a nice glass of local wine on arrival, which he joined us for.  It helps if you have a smattering of English as his is pretty basic.  We didn't get to meet his wife Barbara, but she was very helpful when booking the room.
The room is amazing.  It is a little damp, but what do you expect from a cave?!!  There are two double beds in there and all kinds of books and hats and curios to look at.  The shelves are fully stocked for plates etc if you have to eat in (there were no restaurants open within walking distance, but we were there out of season).  While the room has a really old fashioned feel, the bathroom has been recently refurbished and was great.  Bernard took huge pleasure in demonstrating the new shower with its 4 different shower heads!!  Breakfast was great with fresh local bread, still warm, and a selection of 4 local fruit jams.
Overall, great fun for stopping over for a night or two.

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