Saint-Geniez-o-Merle Hotel Guide - Towers of Merle hotels in Saint-Geniez-o-Merle, France.

"A simple well presented property in a great location where the outlook is to die for. Everything in clean and well organised. Breakfast plentiful and dinner was good too."

"Love this place and the house but the beds are too firm. If the beds were softer then it would be a solid 10/10 the pool hasn’t been available when we have been in April and October. Hot tub is in property next door and needs to be booked in advance at an extra 95. Nearest shop is 20 mins drive. But fantastic house, area and amenities. Merci beaucoup Valerie eat Jackques"

"An amazing stay, facilities were excellent and throughout our two weeks. Lovely views and the pool just so relaxing. Great handover, from the team as well. Facility well stocked for our Group. We all loved it and would defiantly use it again. Superb holiday, thank you."

"Friendly staff. Quick and easy to check in. Private car parking. Lovely room and bathroom. Have everything we need for a one night stay. Would recommend."

"This property was amazing for our children, offering plenty of entertainment, including pétanque, pinball machine, trampoline, swings, playhouse, basketball, swimming pool and table tennis. The children were in their element. The view was incredible and the location perfect for days out and popping to the boulangerie in Meyssac, which was lovely. Collonges la Rouge was such a gorgeous village and only 10minutes away. The only reason we have marked this down is due to the black mould encountered in one of the bedrooms. This was a problem for us with several family members suffering with respiratory concerns. We did let Jerome and Samuel know and they dealt with it promptly. The house was otherwise very clean. Another point of note is that there are only 2 toilets despite the 3 bathrooms. One toilet upstairs separate to the shower rooms and the other under the stairs downstairs. In our view another one is needed when you are catering to large groups as taller members (6’5”) of our group couldn’t use the one downstairs. "