We found the beds a little too firm for our aging bones. We have stayed at many hotels and to cope with over weight people the beds are too firm. The smart hotel are using mattress toppers which overcome the issue providing a restful night.

The staff are exceptionally friendly and real credit to the hotel

Stayed in August 2024

It is an excellent hotel, very welcoming and friendly. The room fine, the restaurant very good. It was a very good experience.

Stayed in May 2024

Exceptional staff, easy check in, beautiful town and surrounding area

Stayed in September 2023

Would have liked secure parking for motorcycles.

Lovely hotel, friendly staff, position.

Stayed in September 2023

Agreable hotel in the center of Meyrueis, very quiet. Room size was fine. Good restaurant.

Stayed in August 2023

Alles was top

Perfect

Stayed in July 2023

I have absolutely zero negative to say about this hotel.

Very nice old style french hotel. Not super fancy rooms, but clean and very comfy. Great pool on the hillside out the back. Staff friendly and efficient. Dinner pretty good also!

Stayed in August 2023

Swimming pool old fashioned and too family oriented so too shallow with small deep section~parking at the back of hotel high up the hill meaning 50 steps up and down so this hotel sadly isn't practical for disabled or people with mobility problems~you can park in some of the flat public car parks but they are about 400 metres from hotel

Location~staff~breakfast~swimming pool

Stayed in July 2022

Lots of little restaurants nearby.

Stayed in June 2022

See above

The room was clean, but small and no chairs. Bath was nice.

Stayed in October 2021

Good restaurant. Evening meal and breakfast were both excellent. Would stay again.

Stayed in September 2021

Tortuous arrangements for parking, which was some way away and accessed by a lot of steps.

Restaurant was spot on - food, service, menu choice was excellent.

Stayed in September 2021

Gigantisch perfect

Perfect

Stayed in August 2022

d-humored (even the chambermaids and waiters had smiles) but went out of their way to welcome me and field my many requests as a first-timer in the area – they even set out to move my car from an illegal space (which I had not noticed at 2 AM) into the hillside parking lot until foiled by its right-hand drive, which voids third-party insurance in France. Another magical experience I had at the Grand Hotel de l’Europe owes to new French laws on public lighting – the streetlamps go out at midnight, which treats you to the most amazing panorama of the Milky Way if you have one of the 21 front-facing rooms. Whether you’re alone (as I was) or with your partner or family (as most were) you’ll be treated to a demure and low-key stay with pretty much everything a guest could want at your fingertips here (they even provide a bedside laminate on remote control usage – which may sound funny but we all know the frustration of confronting the “blue screen of death” after hitting the wrong button on an unfamiliar device following a long journey when you just want to plop down and watch TV)! I can’t comment on the hotel restaurant save to say the food looked darned good when I arrived circa 9 PM each night, too tired from my "belles balades" (long hikes) to contemplate the required change of clothes for what would probably have been desert-only. But the Grand Hotel offers a decent sized grocery store just 50 feet away, which is where I bought what I needed for a quick room meal, and there is also an unassuming but truly excellent restaurant called Scully adjacent to the hotel, where I had 4 consecutive lunches froma very varied menu, including regional specialities like aligot (a potato-cheese puree), trouffade (another delicious potato dish) and fougasse (a local flatbread). In short, the Grand Hotel de l’Europe with its village neighbors on the food-drink-shopping fronts simply nail in every way – stay here and enjoy!

I so enjoyed my stay here last month. Everything about this hotel says “we care” and “we put our guests first.” It’s situated on Meyrueis’ diminutive town square – with the babbling Jonte just beyond – and lives up to its name for those wanting a quintessential Gorges du Tarn experience with the lodging to match. This is not a manicured village for the “see and be seen” crowd but an authentic Languedoc one for adventuresome types looking to enjoy the myriad hiking, rafting, kayaking, climbing, caving and other outdoor pursuits the region has on offer. The property is newly renovated and offers attractive and comfortable rooms which are decorated in neutral tones to accentuate the splendor outside rather than compete with it – in other words when you enter your room with shutters open you almost feel as though you are on the mountain, or next to the church belfry, or even at one of many sidewalk restaurants just a stone’s throw away. The lobby and dining area are spacious with just the right blend of new and old, and the hotel also has a delightful swimming pool improbably perched on a hillside above its top floor, itself accessed by a clever and almost whimsical (think Grimm’s fairy-tale) set of stairs and aerial bridges. Guest parking is available in a lot just beyond the pool but for those who prefer step-free access there is also a large public – and free – carpark a few hundred feet outside the main door. For me the two standout features of the property were its proximity to the Jonte (whose tumbling waters lolled me off to sleep each night – all front-facing rooms offer this) and the professionalism of the staff (who worked to combine my three individual reservations – made last-minute and high-season via Booking.com -- into a single consolidated stay, sending daily updates to my phone while I was on the road and then leaving my key and a personalized letter on the front desk when a planned 8 PM arrival became a 2 AM one). The team was not only friendly and goo

Stayed in August 2022

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Situated in the heart of the small town with parking places near by is this hotel a good choice to start exploring the cevennes.Our room on the third floor overlocking the river and the town has everything you need for an even longer stay.The friendly owner and the hotel crew were extremely nice,that is one thing that makes your holiday a success.The hotel restaurant offers a good choice and quality for a reasonable price.The breakfast was okay,only the coffee could have been hotter.All in all we had a pleasant stay and we would like to recommend this hotel.Thanks for everything and all the best to you.Uwe and Anne

Stayed in May 2022

A good stay always comes down to the people and the guy running this place could not have done more to make guests comfortable. Whilst the hotel is fairly basic everything was clean, the room was bright and the surrounding area if you like walks or cycling is stunning. The town out of season was closing down but still a few places open to drink and eat.

Stayed in October 2021

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Stayed in June 2023

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Stayed in August 2022

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Stayed in June 2022

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Stayed in September 2021

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Stayed in August 2023

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Stayed in September 2022