Hotel de la Villeon

In the heart of the Saint-Joseph and Hermitage Wine regions, this is a little gem of a hotel. Ideally situated for exploring this wonderful region of France. Very friendly staff, comfortable and modern rooms in a lovely old building in the centre of the town. Very good breakfast. All in all, everything was excellent. We shall return

Surprisingly enchanting. Hidden behind a discrete façade, in an historic building, the hotel welcomes us carefully in a warm ambience, nice service, clean and comfortable room. Good breakfast, with plenty type of local cheeses. Would love to return for more days.

We read the reviews of this hotel before coming and didn’t quite know what to expect. Having now stayed we can’t believe the negative reviews. This hotel is stunning and couldnt be further from a ‘warehouse’. The staff are amazing and the breakfast was great. Tournon Sur Rhone is also beautiful.

We have booked the hotel by call. The condition was a parking. After arrival in tiny street we have realised we have to park somewhere away. We didn’t feel safe on the location. There was no able for us to stay there because of parking. We discussed with reception and manager to avoid any fee but they already charged us. The manager was not even nice, there was an arrogance. So because of the parking we were not able to stay and still we had to partly pay our stay. We asked as well to book a chosen restaurant. They recommend us a vegetarian and they booked for us. But when we were leaving the town this “our” restaurant was closed. I would not definitely recommend this accomodation.

We made a one night stop at this beautiful hotel for the sixth time and as always the service is exemplary and the charm and setting of the hotel exquisite. This is one of our favourite stops. Our room was called audacious and it’s beautiful and we now book as our preference

Disappointing, It's not a four Star hotel more an upmarket Bed and Breakfast, has no restaurant and the service is limited.

Beautiful location. The front desk staff were exceptional.

This hotel has so much potential if it were more professionally managed. There was one staff member who was exceptional but the rest were hopeless. In particular, when we arrived, the new recruit at the door didn’t say bonjour, didn’t hold the heavy door, didn’t offer to help me with my suitcases. He couldn’t answer any of my questions with regard to the room or breakfast or anything else. Twice we saw him sitting on the dirty curb outside the hotel, like a street beggar. The hotel has beautiful bones… magnificent historic rooms but the entrance is astoundingly cold and impersonal. To get to the elevator you have to walk though what seems to be a back room with laundry bins. There is no bar fridge or coffee making facilities in the room. We couldn’t open the armoire door which remained locked the whole time. And we ran out of toilet paper on day 2. Lovely place, but they need a little more professionalism to gain my recommendation.

This is another beautifully restored place to stay. We were surprised not to have any coffee/tea in the room (nor any bathrobes) but it had everything else you needed. One side of the bed only had one plug but the other side had multiple plugs. You can hear street noise but it didn't bother us. There is a parking garage just after the hotel or you might find free overnight street parking.