“A nice stop over in Pamiers along st james piemont way. Worth the extra cost !”

A very good choice to stop over in Pamiers on st james way. Friendly staff and nice local food. Just in front of the train station. Rooms have been renovated and a/c is welcome in this hot summer. Less than 10 min walk to the city center. Price is well above usual st james lodging but worth the ext… Más

A very good choice to stop over in Pamiers on st james way. Friendly staff and nice local food. Just in front of the train station. Rooms have been renovated and a/c is welcome in this hot summer. Less than 10 min walk to the city center. Price is well above usual st james lodging but worth the extra after difficult nights and days. I recommend !

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“Basic, but clean”

The hotel was last redecorated when babypink was in fashion. The room was clean, but rather cold (we did not ask for a heater, though, they might be available). The wifi worked good, and the café downstairs was sometimes open. We chose not to have breakfast included and just got a coffee. We could … Más

The hotel was last redecorated when babypink was in fashion. The room was clean, but rather cold (we did not ask for a heater, though, they might be available). The wifi worked good, and the café downstairs was sometimes open. We chose not to have breakfast included and just got a coffee. We could not see any opening hours displayed for the cafè/restaurant, but it was sometimes open, sometimes not. Across from the train station - so handy for onward travel, and about 10m walk into town. Fine for a night or two.

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“Basic and quirky.”

I booked this place for a party of six,not knowing that it was close to the station - often a sign of dubious quality. There was no one to meet us when we arrived,simply a phone number to ring and a key pad. We saw no one until breakfast the next day. Le Roi Gourmand apparently wasn't doing food on… Más

I booked this place for a party of six,not knowing that it was close to the station - often a sign of dubious quality. There was no one to meet us when we arrived,simply a phone number to ring and a key pad. We saw no one until breakfast the next day. Le Roi Gourmand apparently wasn't doing food on a Saturday out of season. There was a notice asking guests to remove their boots at the bottom of the stairs and the distinct air of functionality of a working man's hotel. The rooms were clean and most of the showers worked.There was subdued chat going on somewhere most of the night and the sound of a running water. Sometime after eight in the morning, a pleasant middle aged man turned up and presented us with a generous buffet breakfast.We paid 59 euros per couple, I think. This is a cheap,clean but distinctly basic option in a town with few options.

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