Very good welcome Comfortable breakfast
Very good welcome Comfortable breakfast
2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Le Catalan - Hôtel et appartements is a 3-star hotel in Mont-Louis, France.
Mountain Views and Traditional Decor Perched in the Pyrénées Catalanes Regional Park, our hotel offers cozy rooms with wooden furnishings and stunning mountain views. Culinary Delights and Relaxation Indulge in regional dishes and Catalan specialties at our restaurant, sip a drink at the bar or on the terrace, and unwind in the garden. Don't miss our daily continental breakfast and the option for half-board service. Convenient Location and Free Parking Located just 3.5 km from Bolquère ski resort and 7.5 km from Font Romeu Golf Club, our hotel provides easy access to outdoor activities. Plus, enjoy the convenience of free private parking during your stay. Book your stay at Le Catalan - Hotel et appartements now for a memorable mountain getaway.
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Very good welcome Comfortable breakfast
Very good welcome Comfortable breakfast
Room not clean upon our arrival
Pros: Quite hearty breakfast, but we were disturbed by the cleaning staff, who were cleaning during our breakfast. It's not very respectful. Cons: We were disturbed by the cleaning staff, who were cleaning during our breakfast. It's not very respectful.
Room not clean upon arrival
Pros: Quite hearty breakfast, but we were disturbed by the cleaning staff, who were cleaning during our breakfast. It's not very respectful. Cons: We were disturbed by the cleaning staff, who were cleaning during our breakfast. It's not very respectful.
Comfortable beds Friendly staff Very well located Breakfast
Comfortable beds Friendly staff Very well located Breakfast
A depressing place that we will not recommend or repeat.
Cons: The room was very basic and with lamentable views of a difficult-to-define courtyard. The worst part is that it seemed that no one was staying at the establishment, which is why we do not understand why they assigned us such a small room. They charged us 12 euros per person for a buffet... where there was practically nothing (because there was no one else, of course). There was a coffee machine, industrial muffins, butter, jam... they offered us a croissant per person, bread, a bit of cheese (of questionable quality) and the containers of things where there was supposed to be something l