Love Room Bohème Les Petits Plaisirs
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WiFi availableAir conditioningHeatingHot tub/JacuzziParkingFree WiFiAll 11 facilities +
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Guest scores & sentiment
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Cleanliness9.7
Rooms9.6
Facilities9.3
Service9.2
Location9.0
Value8.6
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Room types · 2
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Double Room with Spa Bath
1 × Extra-large double bed(s) (Super-king size)25 ㎡up to 2
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Queen Room with Spa Bath
1 × Extra-large double bed(s) (Super-king size)25 ㎡up to 2
Featuring free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a bath, a shower and a hairdryer. The double room features air conditioning, a tea and coffee maker, a dining area, heating, as well as a flat-screen TV. The unit has 1 bed.
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Facilities · 11
All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).
WiFi availableAir conditioningHeatingHot tub/JacuzziParkingFree WiFiStreet parkingWine/champagneCoffee Shop on siteNon-smoking roomsNon-smoking throughout
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Dining
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Lait Thym Sel
Creative · ★ Michelin
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The Morvan duo is back in the saddle and raring to go! They now work side by side, as the chef’s wife is happily back in the kitchen. After kicking off with a high-flying array of appetisers, the couple’s distinctive and creative score sets its sights on the local terroir (his birthplace) with a few hops over to Savoie (her birthplace). You can expect a virtuoso demonstration of culinary balance, enhanced by vibrant, incisive sauces that will sweep your tastebuds off their feet: duckling, sweet potatoes, grapefruit dressing, puree of rosehip and gin-spiked jus… On the beverage side, the alcoho
812m
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Gribiche
Traditional Cuisine · Bib
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We fell head over heels with this bistro! The chef’s slate menu unveils a fresh, indulgent take on nostalgic dishes that will make you drool: pâté en croûte; calf's head with gribiche sauce; saddle of rabbit, mashed potato, mustard sauce; game in season, without forgetting a vegetarian offering. Fine choice of sensibly priced tipples from Anjou and elsewhere, most of which are organic and natural and an impressive lineup of chartreuse liqueurs. Bookings recommended.
335m
3
L'Ardoise
Traditional Cuisine, Mediterranean Cuisine · Bib
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On the left bank of the Maine, the chef cooks up flavoursome recipes that blend tradition and the essence of the sun-drenched Mediterranean: croquetta di miale and a herby mayonnaise; shank of confit veal with Milanese risotto… A festive vibe, a crisp, enticing lineup and invariably packed to the seams. Meals are served in a trendy, industrial brasserie interior or alfresco, on the terrace.
659m
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Kazumi
Japanese
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Japanese-born Kazumi Hatakenaka originally came to France to work in a traditional inn in the Beaujolais region. Behind his counter, he now crafts a tasting menu devoted entirely to pedigree Japanese cuisine that is the epitome of delicate and fresh. Drool-worthy dishes and flawless cooking and seasonings. Expect to spend three hours to do full justice to this culinary experience.
277m
5
La Table de Clément Paillard
Creative
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This contemporary restaurant is housed in a modern building opposite Cathédrale St Maurice, with large picture windows affording views onto the historical edifice. The bright, intimate space complete with open kitchen has blue-grey carpeting and light wood tables. Clément Paillard, formerly at Aux Jeunes Pousses, is at the helm, dedicated to creative, seasonal cooking made with local produce. Plays on textures are a feature in dishes such as veal sweetbreads and artichokes, wasabi peas, and sole with asparagus purée, tempura and brunoise. In the evening, there is a more ambitious tasting menu.
281m
6
Autour d'un Cep
Modern Cuisine
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This little place, the origins of which date back to some time between the 15C and 16C, stands halfway between the cathedral and the Maine River. Chef Thony Pohu turns out generous and flavoursome cuisine that is in tune with the times and the seasons and has a strong emphasis on plants. The high-quality ingredients are sourced locally, and the suppliers are featured prominently on the menu. The wine list boasts over 300 labels, mostly organic and natural.
395m
7
Ancestral
Modern Cuisine
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In the heart of the historical Doutre quarter, this restaurant hides behind an unremarkable façade. Inside, the small, modern space with exposed stone walls and wooden furnishings exudes an intimate atmosphere. In the open kitchen, chef Kévin Bougard, originally from the Sarthe area of France, embraces tradition, albeit with a slight twist. On the menu: delicate white asparagus velouté, lamb shank confit accompanied by spring vegetables. In the evening, the single set menu, comprising several courses, also draws on local produce and producers.
569m
8
Sens
Creative
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In the Doutre neighbourhood near the River Maine, Sens is tucked away behind an unobtrusive façade – you will need to ring the bell to enter. After a dark corridor, you enter a characterful dining room where the charm of old stone vaults is mixed with contemporary lines and soft lighting. Chef Nicolas Adamopulos delivers a several-course surprise menu, including a vegetarian version, that keeps pace with the seasons and is sourced locally and organically, rolling out sophisticated modern cuisine that bears his creative stamp. A few standouts include mint, lemon balm and chamomile herbal tea, a
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