Best Resorts in Chambonas

"We had a great week in this special gîte. Antonia and Loïc have created a lovely environment in which to relax - the pool was particularly appreciated in this hot summer. Thank you very much to Antonia for her warm welcome. This is an ideal place to retreat to after explorations in the beautiful Ardèche. "

"Wonderful classic roadside hotel on a forest road. Simple and good food on the grill, kind staff — a place that feels outside of time. Comfortable clean rooms, what more to say! Merci!"

"Set in an old convent, the hotel has done an amazing job of blending the old with the new. The food is spectacular without being expensive and the setting on the terrace is magical. Comfy beds, lovely bathrooms, and loads of space for luggage and hanging clothes. We will definitely return."

"Le gîte est vraiment équipé de tout. Nous avons été ravis de la climatisation, car la température extérieure dépassait les 40 C. La cuisine extérieure est également très agréable. Dommage que nous n'ayons pas pu faire de barbecue en raison du risque d'incendie. Les propriétaires sont très sympathiques."

"We absolutely loved our stay! Everyone was friendly and helpful. Location was superb and the restaurant food was delicious."

"A very nice campground with some rooms available to rent also. Lots of activities for kids and a nice setting."

"Ideal for exploring the sites of the Ardèche, short walk to the Market town of Vallon Pont D’Arc and the park and ride to take you to Pont D’Arc as well as some great kayaking and hiking spots. The property has plenty of parking and 2 pools."

"Stayed 3 nights. Staff were excellent. Buffet breakfast was good value and had lots of variety. The evening meals were high quality. The room was spacious and had everything we needed (apart from a kettle). We are travelling by train so we found it very convenient for the bus station. Be aware that there is no food Sunday evening, but McDonald's is across the road. Will certainly stay in Ibis again."

"A short holiday travelling through the Archeche and Provence"